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City Charter, Administrative Code, and Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 9.43 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 165.06. RELOCATION ASSISTANCE.

... ovider, as defined in Los Angeles Municipal Code Sections 47.06 B. and 47.07 B. The fee shall be $840 for each unit occupied by a qualified tenant and $522 for each unit occupied by other tenants, and an additional $72 per unit to pay for the administrative costs associated with this service. The fees may be increased in an amount based on the Consumer Price Index – All Urban Consumers averaged for the first 12-month period ending September 30 of each year, as determined and published by the Los Angeles Housing Dep ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 9.38 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 13.12. "NSO" NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION OVERLAY DISTRICT.

n order to establish a “NSO” Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay District, the City Council shall find that Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay regulations will protect and enhance the character of the District by regulating building bulk caused by buildings with five or more habitable rooms per unit; and that the District is negatively impacted by excessive on-street parking resulting from residential units designed for student housing, which do not provide adequate off-street parking. C. Development Regulations. Al ...

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SEC. 13.12. "NSO" NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION OVERLAY DISTRICT.

n order to establish a “NSO” Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay District, the City Council shall find that Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay regulations will protect and enhance the character of the District by regulating building bulk caused by buildings with five or more habitable rooms per unit; and that the District is negatively impacted by excessive on-street parking resulting from residential units designed for student housing, which do not provide adequate off-street parking. C. Development Regulations. Al ...

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SEC. 13.12. "NSO" NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION OVERLAY DISTRICT.

SEC. 13.12. "NSO" NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION OVERLAY DISTRICT. (Added by Ord. No. 180,219, Eff. 11/16/08.) A. Purpose. This section sets forth procedures, guidelines and standards for the establishment of “NSO” Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay Districts in areas of the City that are proximate to colleges and universities. The purpose of the NSO District is to protect and preserve the existing low density housing stock; to maintain and enhance the quality of life of area residents; to promote well-planned student ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 9.35 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 13.12. "NSO" NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION OVERLAY DISTRICT.

SEC. 13.12. "NSO" NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION OVERLAY DISTRICT. (Added by Ord. No. 180,219, Eff. 11/16/08.) A. Purpose. This section sets forth procedures, guidelines and standards for the establishment of “NSO” Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay Districts in areas of the City that are proximate to colleges and universities. The purpose of the NSO District is to protect and preserve the existing low density housing stock; to maintain and enhance the quality of life of area residents; to promote well-planned student ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 9.34 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 47.12. EXCESSIVE PRICE INCREASES AND EXCESS ACCUMULATION OF SUPPLIES FOR RESALE AT INFLATED PRICES DURING A DECLARED EMERGENCY.

epresent the interests of an aggrieved tenant(s), may institute civil proceedings as provided by law, against any person, business, or entity violating any of the provisions of this section and any person, business, or entity who aids or facilitates another to violate the provisions of this section. If the aggrieved person, or the person, organization, or entity who will fairly and adequately represent the interests of an aggrieved tenant(s), is the prevailing party under this section, the court shall award compens ...

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Los Angeles Municipal Code Current through 2026-03-31 Score 9.32 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

SEC. 16.60. DEMOLITION OF HOUSING UNITS.

... including but not limited to: a relocation plan; a resume and qualifications of the required relocation consultant; a completed relocation tenant rent roll; and a completed project summary assessment; b. Before filing with LAHD a Notice of Intent to Withdraw or Declaration of Intent to Evict for the purpose of demolition, obtain LAHD’s approval of all required relocation documents. If no LAHD approval is obtained, then the owner may file the Notice or Declaration, but, for relocation benefit purposes, must comply ...

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SEC. 16.60. DEMOLITION OF HOUSING UNITS.

... including but not limited to: a relocation plan; a resume and qualifications of the required relocation consultant; a completed relocation tenant rent roll; and a completed project summary assessment; b. Before filing with LAHD a Notice of Intent to Withdraw or Declaration of Intent to Evict for the purpose of demolition, obtain LAHD’s approval of all required relocation documents. If no LAHD approval is obtained, then the owner may file the Notice or Declaration, but, for relocation benefit purposes, must comply ...

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Chapter 1A Zoning Code Current through 2025-07-23 Score 9.23 BM25 relevance score for this query. Higher scores are stronger text matches within this result set; scores are not legal importance or correctness.

Sec. 9.4.4.

... 10, 2015. examples of the types of evidence to establish occupancy include, but are not limited to: a. Apartment lease; b. Utility bill; c. rent Stabilization Ordinance (rSO) rent registration certificate; d. code enforcement case documentation (e.g., Orders to comply); or e. Other evidence identified on the application form and made available for public inspection in the case file. 2. Restricted Affordable Units At least one additional restricted affordable unit is being provided on the project site. A restricted ...

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SEC. 152.03. PROCEDURE FOR UNDERTAKING PRIMARY RENOVATION WORK.

or loss. C. Plan Acceptance. 1. The Department shall make a determination regarding the adequacy of a landlord’s Tenant Habitability Plan within five working days of the Department’s receipt of the plan for review. The Department shall accept those plans which meet the requirements of Subsection B. of this section and which it determines, with reference to the standards set forth in California Civil Code Section 1941.1 and in accordance with any regulations or guidelines adopted by the Commission, will adequately m ...