Establish annual fees of $212 and $112 for rental housing units
In Plain English
The city wants to charge landlords annual fees based on rent control status. Landlords with rent-controlled units pay $212 per unit while those with partially regulated units pay $112 per unit. If approved, these fees help fund rental housing programs and enforcement.
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Adopt Resolution No. 40-19
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