San Fernando, Cal., Code of Ordinances ch. 106, art. IV, div. 17 § 106-727
Notification and permit required
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(a) Residential condominiums and residential condominium conversions shall be permitted in appropriately zoned districts within the city subject to the issuance of a site plan review permit. (b) Those occupying the proposed conversion site shall be notified in writing of the condominium conversion. A complete list of tenants shall be supplied by the applicant.
San Fernando Code of Ordinances ch. 106, art. IV, div. 17 § 106-727 establishes two baseline requirements for residential condominium conversions in the city. First, such conversions are only allowed in appropriately zoned districts and must receive a site plan review permit before proceeding. Second, all current occupants of the property proposed for conversion must be notified in writing, and the applicant is responsible for submitting a complete tenant list as part of the process.
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Under § 106-727, property owners pursuing a condominium conversion must confirm that the subject property sits within a properly zoned district and secure a site plan review permit before moving forward. As part of the application, operators are expected to compile and submit a full, accurate list of all current tenants at the site. Written notification of the intended conversion must be delivered to every occupant, making thorough record-keeping of tenancy an important part of a compliant conversion process.
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Section 106-727 gives occupants of a property slated for condominium conversion the right to receive written notice of that conversion before it proceeds. If a tenant at a conversion site believes they were not properly notified as required by this provision, that procedural gap may be relevant to the permit process. Tenants who have questions about whether proper notice was given or whether the permit requirements were followed can reach out to the City of San Fernando's planning or code enforcement office, or consult a local tenant-rights organization for general guidance.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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