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money intended to cover the costs of packing and unpacking. the <br />reimbursement shall include packing and unpacking expenses. ] For <br />manufactured dwelling tenants, a sum of money representing the actual <br />costs for moving the tenants possessions and a tenant’s manufactured <br />dwelling to another location within the urban growth boundary. In the <br />case of manufactured dwelling moving expenses, eligible expenses also <br />include removal and reinstallation of skirting, disconnecting utilities, <br />disconnecting and removing awnings and decks from the manufactured <br />dwelling, trip permit and public inspection fees, transportation costs, set up <br />charges, utility connection expenses and fees, unit improvements to meet <br />destination park standards, unit improvements to meet state structural <br />specialty codes, and temporary housing and meals for the tenant and <br />permanent occupants during unit relocation and set up. The [maximum] <br />amount of moving expenses shall be set by administrative rules issued <br />hereunder. <br /> <br />Section 2. <br /> Subsection (3) of Section 2.1064 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is <br /> <br />amended to provide: <br />2.1064 Condominium Conversion - Limitations. <br /> <br /> <br />(3) <br /> After the notice of planned conversion is given and prior to renting any <br />unit, any prospective tenant shall be notified by the developer or his or <br />her agent, in writing, of the intent to convert and advised that no TAP <br />benefits allowed under section 2.1070(gf) of this code will be provided <br />to that tenant. <br /> <br />Section 3. <br /> Section 2.1070 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: <br />2.1070 Condominium Conversion - Permit Approval. <br /> In order to obtain approval <br />by the city manager of an application for a condominium conversion permit, <br />the applicant must satisfy the following conditions and provide the following <br />documents as part of the permit application: <br />[(a) Building code inspection and certificate of repairs. Prior to the <br />application for a permit the developer, at his or her expense, shall <br />request the city to inspect the building or buildings to be converted for <br />compliance with the Uniform Building Code, 1982 Edition, sections 104 <br />and 203, and section 8.005(2) of this code. The fee for this inspection <br />shall be an amount set by the city building official. The inspection shall <br />be completed within 7 days of a developer's request unless the <br />developer fails to provide or refuses access to the inspector. The <br />purpose of the inspection is to insure that the building complies with the <br />building code in effect at the time of construction of the building and that <br />the building is not otherwise dangerous or unsafe. A copy of the <br />inspector's report shall be provided by the developer to the city <br />manager as part of the application for a permit. If any code violation is <br />found by the inspector, the developer shall provide as part of the <br />Ordinance - <br />2 <br /> <br />