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Protest Anti-Rent Control Condo Conversion
Date:
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
Time:
10:00 AM
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1:00 PM
Event Type:
Protest
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
Board of Supervisors, City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton Goodlett (Polk and McAllister), San Francisco. Near Van Ness and Civic Center BART/Muni Metro
Item 10 on the 4/5/05 Board of Supervisors agenda should be opposed by all who support the workingclass. The San Francisco Tenants Union describes it as follows:
From http://www.sftu.org
"The Board of Supervisors will vote on legislation to let landlords who create TICs [tenancies-in-common] through the Ellis Act to automatically become condominium subdivisions—without having to follow the city's condo conversion law. The vote will be either on April 5. In addition to increasing the rate of Ellis evictions, the legislation will provide a simple way for landlords to REPEAL RENT CONTROL from buildings by use state law exempting condominiums from rent control. Dufty & Alioto-Pier also seek to EXEMPT TICs FROM EVICTION PROTECTIONS designed to limit the evictions of senior, disabled, or catastrophically ill tenants. Their legislation will encourage the use of the Ellis Act to create more Tics and condominiums."
From http://www.sftu.org
"The Board of Supervisors will vote on legislation to let landlords who create TICs [tenancies-in-common] through the Ellis Act to automatically become condominium subdivisions—without having to follow the city's condo conversion law. The vote will be either on April 5. In addition to increasing the rate of Ellis evictions, the legislation will provide a simple way for landlords to REPEAL RENT CONTROL from buildings by use state law exempting condominiums from rent control. Dufty & Alioto-Pier also seek to EXEMPT TICs FROM EVICTION PROTECTIONS designed to limit the evictions of senior, disabled, or catastrophically ill tenants. Their legislation will encourage the use of the Ellis Act to create more Tics and condominiums."
Added to the calendar on Sat, Apr 2, 2005 3:44AM
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