Chapter 1A Zoning Code

Sec. 4C.15.2.

his Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units). b. the prevailing tenant may be awarded compensatory damages. A court may impose civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation of this Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units) depending upon the severity of that violation, tenant relocation, or other appropriate relief, as adjudged by the court. treble damages may also be awarded for willful violations. if a tenant prevailing under this article is 65 years or older or disabled, the court may impose additional civil penalties up to $5,000 per violation depending upon the severity of the violation of this Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units). the prevailing tenant shall be awarded reasonable attorney’s fees and costs. c. Any owner or their agents violating any of the provisions of this Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units), may be enjoined therefrom by a court of competent jurisdiction. d. the right to bring a civil action under this Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units) shall extend to current tenants at a property, to former tenants at a property who were displaced by violations of this Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units), and to the city . e. the remedies in this Paragraph (Private Right of Action; Civil Penalties) are not exclusive nor do they preclude any tenant or the city from seeking any other legal or equitable remedies, penalties and punitive damages, as provided by law. f. Any agreement, whether written or oral, waiving any of the provisions contained in this Section (Non-Housing Projects That Result In The Demolition Of Dwelling Units) shall be void as contrary to public policy. | 4-225 [ FOrM - FrONt AGe - STANDARDS ] [ USe - DeNSit Y ] Div. 4C.15. (Resident Protections) Sec. 4C.15.2. (Non-Housing Projects That Result In Th