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City Charter, Administrative Code, and Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 25.14 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 151.09. EVICTIONS.

e to the landlord of the tenant’s interest to reoccupy the rental unit once all necessary repair work has been completed. The tenant who desires to reoccupy the rental unit shall furnish the landlord with the tenant’s current address and shall notify the landlord in writing of any change of address. If a tenant is unable to ascertain an address of the landlord to which the notice can be sent, the tenant may file a copy of the notice with the City’s Rent Stabilization Division, and this notice shall constitute compl ...

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SEC.165.01. FINDINGS AND DECLARATION OF PURPOSE.

... important public services. Additionally, arbitrary evictions are a key driver of homelessness. Approximately 76 percent of the multi-family rental units in the City of Los Angeles are regulated by the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (“RSO”), which protects renters from excessive rent increases and arbitrary evictions. The Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (“TPA”), codified at California Civil Code Sections 1946.2, 1947.12, and 1947.13, provides some protections against price gouging and evictions that did not previously e ...

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Chapter 1A Zoning Code Current through 2025-07-23 Score 22.9 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 4C.15.2.E.

e household’s prior rental rate, at an affordable rent, see Paragraph 2. (Affordable Rent) of Subsection D. (Measurement) below, or at an affordable housing cost, see Paragraph 1. (Affordable Housing Cost) of Subsection D. (Measurement) below, whichever is lower. in a case where the prior rental rate is used to establish the initial rent, any subsequent rent increase for such tenant shall not exceed the allowable rent increase for a rent stabilized unit under Chapter XV. (Rent Stabilization Ordinance) of this code, ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 21.86 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 22.618.3. House LA Programs.

Section 22.618.4 of this Code: (i) Short-Term Rental and Income Support for Vulnerable Tenants. a. Short-Term Emergency Assistance. Five percent (5%) of the House LA Fund – Programs shall be annually allocated to provide short-term emergency funding to tenant households at risk of becoming homeless. Funds will stabilize low-income tenants at risk of losing their housing due to one-time economic shocks, and may cover the entirety of rent payments for a short-term period of up to 6 months. Priority eligibility shall ...

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SEC. 151.09. EVICTIONS.

... ection, the landlord shall file with the Department a declaration on a form prescribed by the Department within ten calendar days of the re-rental of the rental unit. (First Sentence Amended by Ord. No. 177,901, Eff. 9/29/06.) This declaration shall indicate the address of the rental unit, the date of the re-rental, the amount of rent being charged to the current tenant, the name of the current tenant and such further information as requested by the Department. (Amended by Ord. No. 177,103, Eff. 12/18/05.) J. (Repe ...

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SEC. 151.22. ELLIS ACT PROVISIONS - STATEMENT OF PURPOSE AND EFFECT.

... lifornia Government Code Sections 7060, et seq. (the “Ellis Act”) permits the City, among other things, to require landlords to provide all tenants with 120 days notice, or one year if the tenants lived in the accommodations for at least one year and are more than 62 years of age or disabled, when rental units subject to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance are to be withdrawn from the rental market. The Ellis Act also permits the City to impose other restrictions, conditions and requirements upon the property. It is t ...

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Chapter 1A Zoning Code Current through 2025-07-23 Score 20.57 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 151.09

Cause Evictions), Chapter XV. (Rent Stabilization Ordinance), Sec. 151.09 A.10 (Evictions), Chapter IV. (Public Welfare), Sec. 47.08 (Tenant Relocation Assistance Where Mobilehome Parks Are Changed to a Different Use) or Sec. 47.09 (Mobilehome Park Closure Impact Report) of this code, shall be entitled to relocation benefits under Sub-subparagraph ii. (Standardized Payment) or Sub-subparagraph iii. (Individualized Relocation Process Consistent with State Relocation Law), above. the payment shall be in accordance wi ...

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SEC. 151.20. TEMPORARY EVICTION CONTROLS AND RENT REDUCTIONS FOR MOBILE HOMES DAMAGED IN THE JANUARY, 1994 EARTHQUAKE.

SEC. 151.20. TEMPORARY EVICTION CONTROLS AND RENT REDUCTIONS FOR MOBILE HOMES DAMAGED IN THE JANUARY, 1994 EARTHQUAKE. (Added by Ord. No. 169,363, Eff. 3/1/94.) A. Notwithstanding any provision of the Rent Stabilization Ordinance any provision of the Los Angeles Municipal Code to the contrary, the following provisions shall apply to any mobile home, which is subject to the provisions of the City’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance, rendered untenantable, as a result of the January 17, 1994 earthquake and its aftermath: ...

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Chapter 1A Zoning Code Current through 2025-07-23 Score 19.87 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 151.06

an annual basis pursuant to the formula set forth in Chapter XV. (Rent Stabilization Ordinance), Sec. 151.06 D (Automatic Adjustments) of this code. the adjusted amount shall be rounded to the nearest $50 increment. lAHD shall publish the amount annually. c) the relocation benefits shall be paid in accordance with the process and timing requirements in Chapter XV. (Rent Stabilization Ordinance), Sec. 151.09 G.1(a) and (b), G.2, and G.5 of this code. iii. Individualized Relocation Process Consistent with State Reloc ...

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Sec. 22.618.3. House LA Programs.

ctions against tenant harassment and other tenant rights, and to inform tenants of such protections and support them in exercising their rights. At least thirty percent (30%) of the Protections from Tenant Harassment expenditure shall fund programs led by non-profit organizations. d. Tenant Council. The Department shall establish a Tenant Council, to meet at least quarterly to monitor and advise the Department regarding implementation of tenant protections and develop strategies to address Fair Housing Act violatio ...