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manufactured dwelling moving expenses, eligible expenses also include removal and reinstallation of skirting, disconnecting utilities, disconnecting and removing awnings and decks from the manufactured dwelling, trip permit and public inspection fees, transportation costs, set up charges, utility connection expenses and fees, unit improvements to meet destination park standards, unit improvements to meet state structural specialty codes, and temporary housing and meals for the tenant and permanent occupants during unit relocation and set up. The amount of moving expenses shall be set by administrative rules issued hereunder. Section 2. Subsection (3) of Section 2.1064 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: 2.1064 2.1070 Condominium Conversion - Limitations. (3) After the notice of planned conversion is given and prior to renting any unit, any prospective tenant shall be notified by the developer or his or her agent, in writing, of the intent to convert and advised that no TAP benefits allowed under section 2.1 070(f) of this code will be provided to that tenant. Section 3. Section 2.1070 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: Condominium Conversion - Permit Approval. In order to obtain approval by the city manager of an application for a condominium conversion permit, the applicant must satisfy the following conditions and provide the following documents as part of the permit application: (a) Common elements report. The applicant shall supply to the city manager a report prepared by a reserve specialist or other professional approved by the City describing the condition and expected useful life of all common elements including the roof, foundation, external and supporting walls, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, heating, all other major mechanical and utility systems, together with an estimate at current market prices of repair or replacement costs for those items requiring immediate major repair or eventual replacement. The report shall separately list the condition and expected life of all components of common elements and shall include the approximate dates of installation of the common elements and components and the dates and description of major repairs or renovations of the common elements and components. The report shall show on each page the date of preparation of the report. It shall clearly disclose which common elements could not be physically inspected and which estimates for these common elements were not made on the basis of a physical inspection. The report shall identify the sources used in the provision of all information, including the condition of common elements, the Ordinance - 2