Long Beach Tenant Relocation Assistance Ordinance LBMC 8.97 lists permitted no-fault eviction grounds including owner move-in, withdrawal from rental market, government order, and substantial remodel, each requiring relocation payments to the displaced tenant.
LBMC 8.97 predates AB 1482 and continues to govern just-cause and no-fault terminations in Long Beach. Permitted no-fault grounds include owner or qualified-relative move-in, demolition, Ellis-style withdrawal of the rental from the market, government-ordered vacate, and substantial remodel that requires the unit to be vacant for at least thirty days. For each, the landlord must serve a written notice citing the cause, file required paperwork with the city, and pay the displaced tenant relocation assistance set by ordinance, with higher amounts for low-income, senior, or disabled households.
No-fault notices that omit the statutory cause, skip city filings, or fail to deliver relocation assistance are defective, support eviction defenses, and can expose landlords to wrongful-eviction damages.
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