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<br />Exhibit A to <br />Administrative Order No. 53-24-02-F <br /> <br />16. One commenter requested that Termination of Tenancy/Eviction Reporting be expanded to include <br />evictions in shared housing situations, particularly those resulting from personal protective orders. The <br />commenter believes that this addition is important for a comprehensive understanding of eviction <br />dynamics in various living arrangements and for ensuring protections are inclusive of all rental scenarios. <br />Response: EC 8.425(18) requires landlords to report whenever a tenant moves out as a result of a <br />written termination notice or legal action taken by the landlord to remove a tenant. The code does not <br />exclude shared housing situations but does define “Landlord” as “The owner, lessor, or sublessor of the <br />rental housing. “Landlord” includes a person who is authorized by the owner, lessor, or sublessor to <br />manage the rental housing or to enter into a rental agreement. No changes are being made to the <br />proposed amendments as a result of this comment. <br /> <br />17. One commenter asked for clarification on the requirements in section R-8.430-B.2(c). The commenter <br />would like to know if a landlord who rents rooms in their home needs to update the number of rooms <br />they are renting if that number changes from their original registration. <br />Response: The proposed amendments do not make any edits or changes to R-8.430-B. No changes are <br />being made to the proposed amendments as a result of this comment. <br /> <br />18. One commenter asked for clarification of section R-8.430-B.3. The commenter would like to know how <br />long a unit has to be “unavailable” before triggering the notification to the City about the status change <br />of a rental unit. <br />Response: The proposed amendments do not make any edits or changes to R-8.430-B. No changes are <br />being made to the proposed amendments as a result of this comment.