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1. The applicant must send a Notice of Manufactured Dwelling Park Closure to all tenants at the beginning of the park closure process. This notifies tenants that the park owner intends to apply to the City for a park closure permit within 60 days after the Notice of Manufactured Dwelling Park Closure is sent to tenants, and contains the date of closure and termination of tenancy. 2. The applicant must notify tenants in writing of decisions of the City to approve or deny the permit. 3. The park owner must post the permit application, including the required attachments in a conspicuous place within the manufactured dwelling park to be closed. The posting must be malntained until a decision has been rendered. The Riaht to Remain The rent may not be increased, nor may a tenant be evicted without cause after the Notice of Park Closure has been given to tenants. The tenant's right to terminate tenancy remains the same as it was prior to the Notice of Manufactured Dwelling Park Closure. Retaliatory Evictions A park owner may not retaliate against a tenant by evicting the tenant without cause because of any exercise of the tenant's rights. Relocation Benefits If the Manufactured Home can be moved from the park, the resident shall receive, at the resident's option, either: 1. Actual moving costs for a location within 60 miles, using the most direct and economical route (retroactive payment, after moving); or 2. A flat amount (paid in advance of the closing) at the following rate: a. $11,000 for a single wide home b. $17,000 for a double wide home c. $21,000 for a triple wide home These amounts shall be periodically adjusted by the City Manager to reflect changes in the Consumer Price Index. If the Manufactured Home cannot be moved, for whatever reason, the resident shall receive (paid in advance of closing), at the resident's option, either: Exhibit 2: Manufactured Dwelling Park Closure Informational Brochure Page 4 of 5