Proposed Solutions Support Oppose
RENT INCREASES
a. Emergency rent/ assistance fund 1 3
b. Rent cap at 2% 5 5
c. Petition process to approve rent increase 2 2
* d. Increa se affordable housing supply 6 0
* e. City to provide assistance on
subsidiz
ed rent 4 0
f. Capping rent increases with vacancy de-
control 5 5
CORPORATE HOUSING PURCHASES
a. Extension of AB 1482 or local laws to
corporate owned. Differentiate between mom
& pop landlords
0 4
b. Land trust of (or) Co-operative housing 2 1
* c. Expansion of BHC development 7 0
d. Licenses to become a housing provider in
the city 2 3
e. Standardization for ownership of (rental)
properties 0 3
f. Incentivize ownership of properties.
Support / encourage smaller landlords 4 3
NO-FAULT EVICTIONS
a. Disallow eviction for substantial remodel
(offer right to return habitability plan) 5 1
b. More time to leave (4 months), more
money to leave (3 months fair market rent) 7 1
* c. Require form penalty of perjury -
examp
le: owner move-in 6 0
* d. Payment for relocation regarding
renova
tion 4 0
e. End ALL No-Fault Evictions 0 2
* f. Right to return after renovation 6 0
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ATTACHMENT 4 - SUMMARY OF SUPPORT AND OPPOSITION TO SOLUTIONS *Solution with zero opposition votes included in Staff Report ATTACHMENT 4-1
Proposed Solutions Support Oppose
ENFORCEMENT OF LANDLORD/TENANT
RESPONSIBILITIES AND LAWS
* a. Access to information and education
(both la
ndlords and tenants) 2 0
*
b. Addendum to lease with a summary of
tenant’s rights (and responsibilities)
Disclosure on lease
3 0
* c. City Attorney’s office enforcement
letter (for non-compliance with laws) 3 0
d. City to have orientation & videos to
provide Landlord and Tenant information on
legal rights
2 1
*
e. Reduce complexity of laws (city to
provide comprehensive information to
Landlords and Tenants with pamphlets)
5 0
* f. Qualified city staff to provide answers 6 0
COMPLY WITH GOVERNMENT ORDERS
*
a. Carve out rules for government
orders (for clarity and transparency to
both parties
2 0
LACK OF MEDIATION/COMMUNICATION
* a. Qualifi
ed city staff or a system to
mediate between landlords and tenants 3 0
b. Strengthen Landlord Tenant
Comm
ission with a licensed mediator 3 3
* c. Educate Landlords and Tenants on laws
(programs and policies) 4 0
d. Rent Board 0 5
ATTACHMENT 4 - SUMMARY OF SUPPORT AND OPPOSITION TO SOLUTIONS (Continued) *Solution with zero opposition votes included in Staff Report ATTACHMENT 4-2