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tory exemption shall be granted only where the operation of federal or state <br />law or an executed agreement with a federal or state agency requires the <br />cooperative housing unit project to offer equivalent protection to affected <br />tenants and prospective purchasers and equivalent displacement benefits to <br />relocated tenants as that afforded under sections 2.1060 to 2.1084 of this <br />code. <br />~2} The city manager may grant a complete or partial application <br />fee waver to any such limited equity cooperative housing project if equivaW <br />lent application fees to governmental agencies, reduced city costs in the <br />processing of the project's permit applications, or past city financial <br />support or funding approval for the particular project make the imposition <br />of such fees unreasonable in his or her judgment. <br />~3} The city manager may issue administrative rules identifying <br />such federal or state regulations, laws, or regulatory programs for housing <br />cooperatives, which duplicate or offer equivalent protection as that afforded <br />under sections 2.1060 to 2.1084 of this code prior to granting any such exemp- <br />tion. Such administrative rulemaking shall solely be initiated upon a peti- <br />tion for rulemaking to the city manager of an interested person. Such peti- <br />tioner must show that the specific benefits under federal yr state regulation <br />are equivalent to the specific benefits granted under sections 2.1060 to <br />2.1084 of this code, Once these administrative rules have issued, the appli- <br />cation of the rules to any permit application shall be determined and adjudi- <br />cated in the conversion permit process. <br />2.1082 Condominium Conversion - General Provisions. <br />~1} Rnti-discrimination clause. The developer or owner of any <br />condominium unit within a project shall not discriminate in the sale, or in <br />the terms and conditions of sale of any dwelling unit against any person who <br />was or is a tenant of the building to be converted because such tenant opposed <br />in any manner the conversion of such building to a condominium. <br />~2} variation„~by,agreement. Provisions of section 2.1060 to <br />2.1084 of this Code may not~~~~be v~ar~~ed by agreement and rights conferred b <br />y <br />those sections may not be waived prior to the giving of notice of planned <br />conversion. Rny tenant benefits allowed under those sections may be waived <br />in writing by a tenant after notice of planned conversion is given if such <br />waiver is entered into in good faith and not for the purpose of completely <br />evading the obligations of the developer, the terms and conditions of the <br />waiver agreement are clearly and fairly disclosed, and adequate consideration <br />for the agreement is specifically stated. R developer may not act under a <br />power of attorney or use any other device to evade the limitations or prohibi~ <br />tions of sections 2.1460 to 2.1084 of this code, or the permits thereunder. <br />~3} Obli anon of ood faith. Every contract or duty governed by <br />sections 2.1060 to 2.1084 of this code imposes an obligation of good faith in <br />its performance ar enforcement. <br />~4} Retaliation evictions. If a developer has as his or her domi- <br />nant purpose retaliation against a tenant because of the exercise by the <br />tenant of rights under sections 2.1060 to 2.1084 of this code, because the <br />tenant has expressed an opinion on any matter relating thereto, because of <br />the tenant's denial or refusal to consent to conversion, or because the ten- <br />ant is a special category tenant, and if the tenant is not in default in <br />payment of his or her rent or otherwise in breach of the rental agreement, <br />the developer may not recover possession of the rental unit in any action or <br />Ordinance - 14 <br />