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22 <br /> <br /> <br />a. Consulted with the Affected Mobilehome Owners prior to initiating construction of <br />the Capital Replacement project regarding the nature and purpose of the project and <br />estimated cost; and <br /> <br />b. Obtained the prior written consent of an adult household member from at least 50 <br />percent plus one of the Spaces whose Rent would be affected by the requested <br />Capital Replacement temporary Rent Increase. Evidence of such consent must be <br />presented at the time of filing the application with the City. <br /> <br />b.c. Provided that the above two criteria listed in (a) and (b) have been satisfied, the <br />Rent Review Officer City Manager or their designee shall approve the application <br />as submitted, and shall send notice to the Park Owner and Affected Mobilehome <br />Owners stating that the application has beenis granted and identifying the amount of <br />the approved temporary Rent Increase. Said decision by the Rent Review Officer <br />City Manager or their designee shall be final and shall not be appealable. <br /> <br />2. In the event that one adult household member from at least 50 percent plus one of <br />the affected Mobilehome Spaces protest the application in writing to the Rent <br />Review Officer within 45 days after the date the Rent Review Officer mails or <br />emails the Capital Replacement Notice to the Affected Mobilehome Owners, the <br />Rent Review OfficerCity Manager shall determine whether the application is <br />complete, including determining whether all applicable fees have been paid. The <br />Rent Review Officer City Manager may require additional information if the <br />application is deemed incomplete. Upon determining that the application is <br />complete, the Rent Review Officer City Manager may retain expert assistance as <br />necessary to review the application, and may require the Park Owner to pay the cost <br />of expert assistance. The complete application shall be reviewed by the Rent <br />Review Officer, and approved, rejected or modified, pursuant to this Chapter. <br /> <br />3. In the event that one adult household member from at least 50 percent plus one of <br />the affected Mobilehome Spaces whose Rent would be increased if the application <br />were approved do not protest the application in writing to the Rent Review Officer <br />within 45 days after the date the Rent Review Officer mails or emails the Capital <br />Replacement Notice to the Affected Mobilehome Owners, the Rent Review Officer <br />City Manager shall approve the application as submitted, and send a notice to the <br />applicant and the Affected Mobilehome Owners stating that the application has been <br />granted and identifying the amount of the temporary Rent Increase allowed to be <br />charged the Affected Mobilehome Owners. Said decision by the Rent Review <br />Officer City Manager shall be final and shall not be appealable. <br /> <br />F. Capital Improvements. A Park Owner shall be entitled to seek a temporary Rent Increase to <br />make a Capital Improvement only if the Park Owner submits evidence with its application that <br />the Park Owner has: <br /> <br />1. Consulted with the Affected Mobilehome Owners prior to initiating construction of <br />the project regarding the nature and purpose of the project and estimated cost; <br /> <br />2. Limited the annual increase in Rent solely attributable to Capital Improvements to <br />less than or equal to four (4) percent of the Rent for Spaces being rented by Special <br />Circumstances Households, such that the total increase in Rent inclusive of <br />approved Capital Improvements is limited to eight (8) percent per year for Special <br />Circumstances Households; and <br />Formatted: Indent: Left: 1.29", No bullets or numbering