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Filling out the Tenant Habitability Plan form accurately is essential for ensuring compliance and protecting tenant rights. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to complete the C:Documents And SettingsjhildebrandtDesktopRSOPrimary RenovationFormsPRP-2 06 20 05 - Adobe.wpd, ensuring that all necessary sections are filled out properly.

Follow the steps to complete the form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling out the property information section, which includes the address, city, APN number, year the property was built, zip code, total units, and occupied units.
3. In the owner and designated contact person information section, provide the name, address, city, zip, and phone numbers for both the owner and the designated contact person.
4. Fill out the general contractor information section, including the contractor's license number, name, address, city, zip, and phone number. If not applicable, check the 'Not Applicable' box.
5. For the contractor responsible for hazardous material abatement, fill in the required license number, name, address, city, zip, and phone number. If not applicable, check the 'Not Applicable' box.
6. Describe the overall project scope of work by checking all applicable boxes (plumbing, electrical, mechanical, structural, hazardous material abatement, related work, other).
7. Indicate if any work will be undertaken in response to a government order and attach any necessary documentation.
8. Estimate the duration of overall work by filling in the projected start and finish dates.
9. Detail the estimated cost of overall work, breaking it down into primary renovation costs and any other improvements.
10. Provide information on the scope of work for individual or similar units, including the projected start and end dates as well as costs.
11. Assess the impact of work on habitability, checking any impacts that may affect tenants during the renovation period.
12. Choose mitigating measures to minimize impacts on tenants, ensuring conditions remain habitable.
13. Document any necessary temporary relocations, providing information on the distance and address of replacement housing.
14. Explain any impacts on tenant personal property and describe the measures taken to protect it during the renovations.
15. Fill in the identification of affected tenants, including names, addresses, phone numbers, current rents, and dates of last rent increases.
16. Complete the landlord certification at the end of the form, declaring the information is accurate and signing the document.
17. Finally, users can save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as required.

Start filling out the Tenant Habitability Plan form online today to ensure compliance and tenant safety.