Create new Hearing Examiner position for rent program disputes
In Plain English
The city needs a dedicated official to handle disputes between tenants and landlords under Richmond's rent control program. This creates a new job classification for someone who would conduct formal hearings when tenants appeal rent increases or other landlord actions. The position helps enforce the city's rent stabilization rules.
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