San Jose Mun. Code Chapter 17.23 § 17.23.124

Current year (San Jose Apartment Rent Ordinance and Tenant Protection Ordinance)

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San Jose Mun. Code Chapter 17.23 § 17.23.124
"Current Year" shall have the meaning provided in Section 17.23.810.C.
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Plain English

San Jose Municipal Code § 17.23.124 does not independently define 'Current Year' but instead directs readers to the definition found in Section 17.23.810.C. This cross-reference structure means the operative meaning of 'Current Year' is established in that separate provision, and § 17.23.124 functions as a pointer within the rent regulation framework. Understanding how 'Current Year' applies in any context under Chapter 17.23 requires consulting § 17.23.810.C for the full definition.

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For Property Managers

Property owners and managers operating under San Jose's rent regulations should be aware that the term 'Current Year,' as used throughout Chapter 17.23, carries a specific technical meaning defined in § 17.23.810.C rather than a general calendar-year meaning. Compliant operators typically ensure that any calculations, notices, or determinations tied to 'Current Year' under § 17.23.124 are grounded in the definition supplied by § 17.23.810.C. Reviewing both provisions together is a standard practice when applying rent adjustment rules that reference this term.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Under San Jose Municipal Code § 17.23.124, the term 'Current Year' has a precise legal meaning that is set out in § 17.23.810.C, which can affect how rent increases or adjustments are calculated under Chapter 17.23. Tenants who encounter this term in notices or rent adjustment proceedings may benefit from reviewing § 17.23.810.C to understand the timeframe being applied. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with San Jose's rent ordinance can help explain how this defined term interacts with other protections, and any disputes involving its application may be raised before the San Jose Rent Registry or relevant rent board.

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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