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1. Charter
2. Title 1 General Administration
3. Title 2 Government Organization
4. Title 3 Revenue and Taxation
5. Title 4 Licenses and Permits
6. Title 5 General Offenses
7. Title 6 Health, Safety, and Sanitation
8. Title 7 Regulation of Vehicles, Pedestrians, and Parking
9. Title 8 Parks, Open Space, Streets, and Public Ways
10. Title 9 Land Use Regulation
11. Title 10 Structures
1. Chapter 10-1 Definitions
2. Chapter 10-2 Housing Code
3. Chapter 10-2.5 Abatement of Public Nuisances
4. Chapter 10-3 Rental Licenses
5. »Chapter 10-4 Condominium Conversions
6. Chapter 10-5 Building Code
7. Chapter 10-5.5 Residential Building Code
8. Chapter 10-6 Electrical Code
9. Chapter 10-7 Energy Conservation and Insulation Code
10. Chapter 10-7.5 Green Building and Green Points Program
11. Chapter 10-8 Fire Prevention Code
12. Chapter 10-9 Mechanical Code
13. Chapter 10-9.5 Fuel Gas Code
14. Chapter 10-10 Plumbing Code
15. Chapter 10-11 Signs on Private Property
16. Chapter 10-12 Mobile Homes
17. Chapter 10-13 Historic Preservation
12. Title 11 Utilities and Airport
13. Title 12 Human Rights
14. Title 13 Elections and Campaign Disclosures and Activities
15. Title 14 Arts
16. Index
17. Ordinances Pending Codification

Page Contents

• 10-4-1 Legislative Intent
• 10-4-2 Condominium Conversion
• 10-4-3 Notice of Condominium Conversion

Chapter 10-4: Condominium Conversions²⁷

10-4-1 Legislative Intent.

The purpose of this chapter is to protect the tenants of dwellings whose owners contemplate converting the dwelling into condominiums for sale by providing such tenants with notice of that intent.

10-4-2 Condominium Conversion.

Condominium conversion means the transfer of ownership of less than the total number of dwelling units in a multiple dwelling unit structure, where any ownership interest created by the transfer of ownership is in a number of dwelling units that is less than the total number of units in the structure in which the seller had an interest prior to the sale or, with respect to a mobile home park, the transfer of ownership of the mobile home park property so that it is jointly and severally owned by the owners of the mobile homes upon such property.

10-4-3 Notice of Condominium Conversion.

(a) No person with an ownership interest in more than ten dwelling units in one multiple dwelling unit structure, no owner of a mobile home park, and no officer or employee or agent of any such person shall transfer or contract to transfer the ownership of any such dwelling units or mobile home park for the purpose of converting an existing dwelling unit into a condominium unit or a mobile home park into condominium ownership where said dwelling unit or mobile home park is occupied by a tenant, until the tenant thereof and the housing authority of the City of Boulder have been given at least one hundred twenty days' prior written notice of the intent to sell said dwelling unit or mobile home park. If a tenant voluntarily vacates a dwelling unit after receiving said notice within the one hundred twenty day period, a transfer of title to that individual vacated unit may occur immediately upon the vacation. However, vacation of a dwelling unit after a rental increase or a request to vacate shall not be deemed to be a voluntary vacation.

(b) The written notice to the tenant required by subsection (a) of this section shall also contain the following language:

If you are sixty-two or over or have a low total household income, you may be qualified to receive assistance from the housing authority of the City of Boulder to remain in your apartment or mobile home. You may notify the housing authority within thirty days of this notice if you are interested in applying for assistance. The housing authority can be contacted at 441-3157, by mail at P.O. Box 791, Boulder, Colorado 80306, or in person at 1101 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, Colorado.

(Ordinance No. 5271 (1990))

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²⁷ Adopted by Ordinance NO. 4587. Amended by Ordinance Nos. 4623, 4716. derived from Ordinance Nos. 4399, 4490.

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