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period, the allowable monthly Rent will be decreased by any amount it was increased because of a Rent Increase approval granted under this Section; and 11. Evidence that the amortization period is in conformance with any schedule adopted by the City Council, unless it is determined that an alternate period is justified based on the evidence presented during the consideration of the Park Owner’s application. E. Capital Replacement. Upon receipt of a Capital Replacement application, the Rent Review Officer shall provide notice (“Capital Replacement Notice”) of the application to all Affected Mobilehome Owners. The Capital Replacement Notice shall state the proposed Capital Replacement, the amortization schedule including interest for the project, and the resulting temporary Rent Increase proposed. The Rent Review Officer shall email the application and all of its attachments to the Affected Mobilehome Owners. The Park Owner shall post a complete, physical copy of the application and its attachments at a location that is obvious and accessible to all Mobilehome Owners. 1. A temporary Rent Increase for Capital Replacement shall be approved and the protest provisions under subsections 2 and 3 shall not apply if the Park Owner submits evidence with its application that the Park Owner has: a. Consulted with the Affected Mobilehome Owners prior to initiating construction of the Capital Replacement project regarding the nature and purpose of the project and estimated cost; and b. Obtained the prior written consent of an adult household member from at least 50 percent plus one of the Spaces whose Rent would be affected by the requested Capital Replacement temporary Rent Increase. Evidence of such consent must be presented at the time of filing the application with the City. Provided that the above two criteria have been satisfied, the City Manager or their designee shall approve the application as submitted, and shall send notice to the Park Owner and Affected Mobilehome Owners stating that the application has been granted and identifying the amount of the approved temporary Rent Increase. Said decision by the City Manager or their designee shall be final and shall not be appealable. 2. In the event that one adult household member from at least 50 percent plus one of the affected Mobilehome Spaces protest the application in writing to the Rent Review Officer within 45 days after the date the Rent Review Officer mails or emails the Capital Replacement Notice to the Affected Mobilehome Owners, the City Manager shall determine whether the application is complete, including determining whether all applicable fees have been paid. The City Manager may require additional information if the application is deemed incomplete. Upon determining that the application is complete, the City Manager may retain expert assistance as necessary to review the application, and may require the Park Owner to pay the cost of expert assistance. The complete application shall be reviewed pursuant to this Chapter. 3. In the event that one adult household member from at least 50 percent plus one of the affected Mobilehome Spaces whose Rent would be increased if the application were approved do not protest the application in writing to the Rent Review Officer within 45 days after the date the Rent Review Officer mails or emails the Capital Replacement Notice to the Affected Mobilehome Owners, the City Manager shall approve the application as submitted, and send a notice to the applicant and the Affected Mobilehome Owners stating that the application has been granted and identifying the amount of the temporary Rent Increase allowed to be charged the Affected Mobilehome Owners. Said decision by the City Manager shall be final and