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<br />2. Contents. In addition to the information required by Sections 2.1060 to <br />2.1084 of the Eugene Code, 1971 ("EC"), the notice shall contain: <br /> <br />2.1 A statement that the developer intends to create condominium units <br />in the building(s) and that the notice of planned conversion does not create a <br />notice to terminate the tenancy; <br /> <br />2.2 The City of Eugene informational brochure containing a general <br />description of the state and local condominium conversion processes, and tenant <br />rights and opportunities mandated by state law or voluntarily made available by <br />the developer as part of the conversion project. The condominium conversion <br />informational brochure is attached to this Rule as Exhibit 2. The explanation <br />shall describe other voluntary benefits that will be provided to tenants, if any, <br />what purchase and lease options are available to the tenant, what condominium <br />instruments have been issued, what information is available to tenants, and when <br />other information will be available, how the tenant will be involved, informed, and <br />assisted throughout the process, the developer's duties under state and local <br />law, and shall include copies of applicable provisions of the EC, ORS and this <br />Rule; <br /> <br />2.3 The information required by ORS 100.305, if the notice also serves <br />as a notice of planned conversion under state law or an explanation that a future <br />notice will be sent under state law. <br /> <br />3. Delivery of Notice. The notice shall be given to the tenant personally or <br />sent by registered or certified mail to the address shown in the rental agreement or <br />lease. If served personally, the tenant shall sign a receipt verifying receipt of the notice. <br />The receipt shall be in the form attached to this Rule as Exhibit 3. If there is no written <br />lease or rental agreement, the notice shall be sent to the tenant's address in the building <br />to be converted. A refusal of registered or certified mail by the addressee shall <br />constitute adequate delivery. The notice shall be sent to each tenant listed in the rental <br />agreement or lease. If the dwelling unit is subleased, the notice shall be sent to the <br />tenant at his or her current address and to the subtenant in possession. If the tenant's <br />current address is unknown, two copies shall be delivered to the subtenant, one <br />addressed to the tenant and one to the subtenant. <br /> <br />4. Notice to Prospective Tenants. After notice of planned conversion has <br />been given, the developer shall notify each prospective tenant in writing of the intent to <br />convert the rental unit and of the unavailability of tenant assistance benefits to the <br />prospective tenant. The notice to the prospective tenant shall be given prior to renting a <br />unit (Le., signing a lease or rental agreement or otherwise entering into a rental <br />agreement) to that person. This notice shall be delivered personally to the prospective <br />tenant. As used herein, "prospective tenant" means any person who has negotiated an <br />agreement with the developer for renting or leasing a dwelling unit in a building to be <br />converted. The notice to. prospective tenants must conform to the form or sample <br />attached to this Rule as Exhibit 4. The obligation to provide this notice to prospective <br /> <br />Administrative Order - Page 2 <br />