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ORDINANCE NO. 20371 AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING CONDOMINIUMS; AMENDING SECTIONS 2.1060, 2.1064, 2.1070, AND 2.1074 OF THE EUGENE CODE, 1971; AND DECLARING AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE. THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The definitions of "Condominium instruments" and "Moving expenses" set forth in Section 2.1060 of the Eugene Code, 1971, are amended to provide: 2.1060 Condominium and Manufactured Dwellina Park Conversion - Definitions. In sections 2.1060 to 2.1086 of this code, the following words and phrases mean: Condominium instruments. The declaration of unit ownership required to be recorded under state law, any supplementary declarations and plats, bylaws for the association of unit owners, the notice of intention or disclosure statements filed pursuant to state law, the condominium public report or examination issued pursuant to state law, the common elements report required under section 2.1 070(a) of this code, the informational brochure described in section 2.1 070(b)2 of this code, the TAP contract required under section 2.1 070(d) of this code, and any other document defined as a condominium instrument under administrative rules issued hereunder. "Condominium instrument" as applied to cooperative housing unit projects shall include any document equivalent to those identified above as well as the articles of incorporation, by-laws, executed regulatory agreements, occupancy or subscription agreements, management contracts, management plans, and applications for mortgage insurance of the cooperative corporation. Moving expenses. For condominium tenants, a fixed sum of money based on the number of rooms of furniture that is intended to cover the cost of moving the tenant's possessions to another location within the urban growth boundary exclusive of expenses attributable to packing and unpacking. For elderly or disabled tenants moving expenses include an additional fixed sum of money intended to cover the costs of packing and unpacking. For manufactured dwelling tenants, a sum of money representing the actual costs for moving the tenants possessions and a tenant's manufactured dwelling to another location within the urban growth boundary. In the case of Ordinance - 1