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Chapter 1A Zoning Code Current through 2025-07-23 Score 7.45 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 1.5.4.

... below, provides the required housing replacement units in Paragraph 2. (Housing Replacement) below, or pursuant to Chapter XV., Article 1. (Rent Stabilization Ordinance) of this code, and meets the additional eligibility requirements for the lot in the applicable cPiO or Specific Plan, if any, is entitled to receive all of the incentives in Subsection C. (Base Incentives) below, and additional incentives as outlined in Subsection D. (Additional Incentives) below. 1. Local Incentive Program Sets a. Established local ...

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City Charter, Administrative Code, and Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 7.45 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 151.07. AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT AND THE COMMISSION TO GRANT INDIVIDUAL RENT ADJUSTMENTS.

... ry Renovation Work and any Related Work in conformance with a Tenant Habitability Plan accepted by the Department and has not increased the rent to reflect the cost of such improvement. For the purposes of this provision, any portion of the Primary Renovation Work and Related Work paid for with public funds is not eligible for this monthly rent increase until the landlord is immediately obligated to repay the public funds. If the Department so finds, the landlord shall be entitled to a permanent monthly rent increa ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 7.44 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 57.6603.3. STABILIZATION.

SEC. 57.6603.3. STABILIZATION. Unstable materials which require stabilization by the use of inhibitors shall not be stored, processed, or handled without such inhibitors, except that where a particular process required the use of an unstable material without such additives, the Chief may waive the above prohibition under specifically prescribed conditions.

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SEC. 151.02. DEFINITIONS.

or received by a landlord for or in connection with the use or occupancy of a rental unit, including but not limited to monies demanded or paid for the following: meals where required by the landlord as a condition of the tenancy; parking; furnishings; other housing services of any kind; subletting; or security deposits. (Amended by Ord. No. 154,808, Eff. 2/13/81.) Rent Increase . An increase in rent or any reduction in housing services where there is not a corresponding reduction in the amount of rent received. Th ...

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SEC. 161.807. RENT INCREASES.

SEC. 161.807. RENT INCREASES. (Added by Ord. No. 173,011, Eff. 1/30/00.) If an order is made under Section 161.805, regardless whether the building or dwelling unit is subject to the RSO, the property owner/landlord, or any subsequent property owner/landlord, shall not increase the rent for any current or subsequent tenant until the Department determines that the property owner/landlord has complied with the order and for one year thereafter, except as provided by the Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act, Civil Code Se ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 7.39 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 7.68.5. Rental of Real Properties Acquired for Public Use.

Sec. 7.68.5. Rental of Real Properties Acquired for Public Use. (a) Unless arrangements to lease or occupy a premises acquired for public use have first been made, the General Manager of the Department of General Services as soon as the City acquires the right to possession of real property, shall give the occupants of said real property 90 days written notice to vacate. The General Manager of the Department of General Services shall further discuss with the occupant the reasonable monthly rent which should be paid ...

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SEC. 151.07. AUTHORITY OF THE DEPARTMENT AND THE COMMISSION TO GRANT INDIVIDUAL RENT ADJUSTMENTS.

per month for each rental unit unless agreed upon in writing by a landlord and a tenant. If the surcharge, as calculated under the above formula, would exceed $55.00 per month, then the surcharge period of six (6) years may be extended until the allowable capital improvement expenses are recovered. This surcharge shall not be included as part of the Maximum Adjusted Rent for purposes of calculating the automatic rent adjustment pursuant to Section 151.06 D. Any capital improvement rent increase or surcharge approve ...

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SEC. 151.08. AUTHORITY OF COMMISSION TO REGULATE BY CLASS.

SEC. 151.08. AUTHORITY OF COMMISSION TO REGULATE BY CLASS. A. In addition to the authority contained in Section 151.07, the Rent Adjustment Commission may make such adjustments, either upward or downward, of the maximum rent or maximum adjusted rent for any class of rental units as it determines are appropriate to carry out the purposes of this chapter. For the purposes of this section, the phrase “ class of rental units ” may include all rental units or certain categories of rental units based on such common chara ...

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SEC. 151.25. ELLIS ACT PROVISIONS - CIVIL PENALTIES FOR OFFERING UNITS FOR RENT WITHIN TWO YEARS OF WITHDRAWAL.

SEC. 151.25. ELLIS ACT PROVISIONS - CIVIL PENALTIES FOR OFFERING UNITS FOR RENT WITHIN TWO YEARS OF WITHDRAWAL. (Added by Ord. No. 177,901, Eff. 9/29/06.) If a rental unit that was the subject of a Notice of Intent to Withdraw pursuant to the provisions of Subsection A. of Section 151.23 is offered for rent or lease within two years of the date of withdrawal of the rental unit from the rental market: A. The landlord shall be liable to any tenant or lessee who was displaced from the property for actual and exemplary ...

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SEC. 151.32. PROHIBITION ON RENT INCREASES.

SEC. 151.32. PROHIBITION ON RENT INCREASES. (Added by Ord. No. 186,607, Eff. 5/14/20.) The maximum adjusted rent of any occupied rental unit may not be increased unless necessary to obtain a just and reasonable return, until one year following the termination of the local emergency. “Local emergency” is defined as the local emergency declared by the Mayor on or about March 4, 2020, and ratified by City Council, in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic.