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Part II. Application of Ordinance <br /> Section 2.1. Application to Conversion of Condominiums. <br /> This Ordinance shall apply only to the conversion and sale of rental units that have not <br /> yet been converted to condominium units and to those units in converted buildings that <br /> are not subject to a binding purchase commitment or have not been sold on the effective <br /> date of this Ordinance. <br /> Section 2.2 . Application to Tenants. <br /> This Ordinance shall apply only to those tenants and subtenants who occupy rental units <br /> in converted buildings at the time the notices, offers, and disclosures provided by this <br /> Ordinance are required to be delivered. This Ordinance shall not apply to tenants who <br /> take possession of a unit vacated by a tenant who has received the notices and other <br /> benefits provided by this Ordinance: Provided,that developers shall disclose in writing <br /> to all tenants who take possession after service of the notice required by Section 3.2 of <br /> this Ordinance, that the unit has been sold or will be offered for sale as a condominium. <br /> This disclosure shall be made prior to the execution of any written rental agreement or <br /> prior to the tenant's taking possession,whichever occurs earlier. A developer's failure to <br /> disclose, within the time specified above, that the unit has been sold, or offered for sale <br /> shall entitle the tenant to all the protections and benefits of this Ordinance. <br /> Part III. Tenant Protections <br /> Section 3.1. Notice to tenants of filing of conversion declaration. <br /> Within five (5) days of the filing of a condominium conversion declaration as provided <br /> by the Horizontal Property Regimes Act, RCW Chapter 64.32, the developer shall send to <br /> each tenant in the converted building,by registered or certified mail,written notice of the <br /> filing. A tenant's refusal to accept delivery shall be deemed adequate service. <br /> Section 3.2. Notice to all tenants prior to offering any unit for sale to the public as a <br /> condominium unit. <br /> At least 120 days prior to offering any rental unit or units for sale to the public as a <br /> condominium unit, the developer shall deliver to each tenant in the building written <br /> notice of his intention to sell the unit or units. The notice shall specify the individual units <br /> to be sold and the sale price of each unit. This notice shall be in addition to and not in lieu <br /> of the notices required for eviction by RCW 59.12 and 59.18, and shall be delivered as <br /> provided in Section 4.5. With the notice the developer shall also deliver to the tenant a <br /> statement in the format to be provided by the Building Official of the tenant's rights. <br /> Section 3.3. Purchase Rights of Tenants in Possession. <br /> With the notice provided in Section 3.2 above, the developer shall deliver to each tenant <br /> whose unit is to be offered for sale, a firm offer of sale of the unit that the tenant <br /> 3 <br />