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Prior to any conveyance of a residential unit within a conversion condominium, other than a conveyance to a declarant or affiliate of a declarant, all violations disclosed in the inspection report provided for above, and not otherwise waived by the City shall be repaired. The independent building inspector retained by the declarant pursuant to Section 16.04.130 shall conduct a reinspection and provide a certification attesting that all defective conditions identified in the initial and any follow up inspection reports have been corrected. Said certification shall be issued within seven days of the inspection. All costs of the reinspection and certificate, etc. shall be borne by the declarant. The declarant shall deliver a copy of the certificate to each purchaser within the time period specified by Section 16.04.130. A copy of the initial and all follow up inspection reports and certification of repairs shall be included in the Public Offering Statement and shall be provided by the declarant to each respective purchaser at least seven days before the signing of any earnest money agreement or other binding purchase commitment. Copies of all inspection reports shall be delivered to the City’s designated building official and tenants in the converted building by the declarant with a notice of sale as provided in Section 16.04.060.

Any certification or report conducted by the declarant shall clearly state that the inspection and certification has been conducted by private entities, and that the City does not comment on or guarantee that any or all violations have been identified or corrected. No declarant shall indicate or imply to anyone, for the purpose of inducing a person to purchase a condominium unit, that the City has “approved” the premises or any unit for sale. (Ord. 1744 § 6, 1993: Ord. 1569 § 2, 1990: Ord. 858 § 4.2, 1979).