Set annual fees landlords pay to fund rent control program
In Plain English
The city charges landlords annual fees to fund rent control enforcement and tenant services. The Rent Board recommends $226 per controlled rental unit and $127 per partially covered unit for 2022-23. The General Fund previously contributed $106,000 to $130,000 annually, but this budget eliminates that subsidy.
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