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A.Rental units, regardless of ownership, for which Rents are subsidized or regulated by <br />federal law or by regulatory agreements between a Landlord and (i) the City, (ii) the <br />County of Alameda, (iii) a California joint powers agency, or (iv) any agency, <br />department, or political subdivision of the State of California or the Federal <br />Government; <br />B.Rental units owned by any public agency; <br />C.Rental units that are rented or leased to transient guests for thirty (30) consecutive <br />days or less; <br />D.Rooms in hotels, motels, inns, tourist homes, short-term rentals, rooming or boarding <br />houses, provided that such rooms are not occupied by the same occupant or occupants <br />for more than thirty (30) consecutive days; <br />E.Rooms in any hospital or in a facility for assisted living, skilled nursery, <br />convalescence or extended care; <br />F.Rooms in a convent, monastery, fraternity or sorority house, or in a building owned, <br />occupied or managed by a bona fide education institution for occupancy by students; <br />G.Rooms in a building or in a Rental Unit where the primary use is providing short-term <br />treatment, assistance or therapy for alcohol, drug or other substance abuse and the <br />room is provided incident to the recovery program and where the occupant has been <br />informed in writing of the temporary or transitional nature of the arrangement at the <br />inception of the occupancy; <br />H.Rooms in a building or in a Rental Unit that provide a structured living environment <br />that has the primary purpose of helping formerly homeless persons obtain the skills <br />necessary for independent living in permanent housing and where occupancy is <br />limited to a specific period of time and where the occupant has been informed in <br />writing of the temporary nature of the arrangement at the inception of the occupancy; <br />I.Mobile homes or mobile home lots (which are subject to the requirements of City of <br />San Leandro Municipal Code Chapter 4-39); <br />J.Rooms in a facility that require, as part of the person's occupancy and use of the room <br />and the facility, some or all of the following: intake, case management, counseling, <br />and an occupancy agreement; <br />K.Rental units in which the Landlord owns the Rental Unit, occupies the Rental Unit as <br />the Landlord's primary residence and shares kitchen or bath facilities with one or <br />more Tenants; <br />L.Any part of a Rental Unit in which a Tenant has allowed or permitted a person to use <br />or occupy such part of the Rental Unit but that person does not meet the definition of <br />Tenant as defined in this Chapter; <br />M.Accessory Dwelling Units; <br />N.Rental units for which a certificate of occupancy was issued after February 1, 1995; <br />O.Rental units alienable or separate from the title to any other dwelling unit or a <br />subdivided interest in a subdivision, as specified in subdivision (b), (d), or (f) of <br />Section 11004.5 of the Business and Professions Code; <br />P.Duplexes in which one of the dwelling units is occupied by the Landlord as the <br />Landlord’s primary residence; or <br />Q.A Rental Unit which is not the Tenant’s primary residence. <br />R.Any other unit required to be exempt under state or federal law. <br />Exhibit A <br />Ordinance No. 2026-001 Page 4