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14 of 19 <br />Comparison of State Law, Tenant Protection <br />Ordinance (TPO), and the Proposed Ordinance <br />State Law City TPO Proposed Ordinance <br />Applicability Generally, exempts single <br />family homes/condos, <br />affordable housing, non- <br />corporate owned mobile <br />homes, new construction <br />(built in last 15 years) <br />Same as State law -Single family/condos & multi-family built <br />after 1995 are exempt from rent <br />stabilization.but covered by eviction <br />protections. <br />-Dormitories, medical care facilities and <br />nonprofit homes for the aged are <br />exempt from ordinance. <br />-All other requirements generally apply to <br />all units <br />Rent Stabilization/ <br />Control <br />Yes - 5% + change in CPI or <br />10%, whichever is lower <br />No – defers to State <br />Law <br />60% of the % change in CPI, max 5% <br />Just Cause for <br />Eviction <br />Yes – applies after 12 <br />months of tenancy <br />Yes - Same as State law Yes – no waiting period & expands <br />protections <br />Right to Return No Yes – substantial <br />remodels <br />Yes – all no-fault just causes <br />Relocation <br />Assistance <br />1 month rent to all tenants Same as State law + 3-4 <br />months FMR for <br />qualifying tenants <br />4 months FMR or $12,000 minimum + <br />$6,000 for protected tenants <br />Anti-Harassment Anti-retaliation in certain <br />circumstances. <br />No – defers to State <br />Law <br />Yes