4.32.120 Tenant evictions for owner occupancy.

     In addition to any other protections provided in the Municipal Code, the
City Charter, or the laws of the State of California, no eviction for purposes
of conversion or sale incident to conversion or for personal occupancy by the
landlord or owner or relative of the landlord or owner shall be allowed in any
condominium or stock cooperative unit unless the unit had first been created or
converted from an apartment or other rental unit on or before April 10, 1979,
or the Rent Control Board has issued a removal permit or declared a vested
right for said unit. As used herein, a unit shall be deemed created or
converted on the date the unit is first sold as a condominium or stock
cooperative unit. As used herein, an eviction shall mean any action to recover
possession of a residential rental unit, including service of notice of
termination of tenancy. This Section shall apply with respect to any unlawful
detainer action for which judgment has not been entered prior to the effective
date of this Section. (Prior code Sec. 4812; added by Ord. No. 1318CCS, adopted
10/23/84)