Unless otherwise provided, all notices, contracts, disclosures, documents and other writings required by this chapter shall be delivered by registered or certified mail. The refusal of registered or certified mail by the addressee shall be considered adequate delivery. All documents shall be delivered to tenants at the address specified on the lease or rental agreement between the tenant and the developer or landlord. If there is no written lease or rental agreement, then documents shall be delivered to the tenants’ address at the converted building. In any sublet unit, all documents shall be delivered to the tenant at his current address if known, and to the subtenant in possession. If the tenant’s current address is unknown, then two copies of all documents shall be delivered to the subtenant, one addressed to the tenant and the other addressed to the subtenant.

Delivery of the one-hundred-twenty-day notice of intention to sell required by Section 16.04.060, the developer’s offer to sell, and all disclosure documents shall be delivered to the tenants in a converted building at a meeting between the developer and the tenants. The meeting shall be arranged by the developer at a time and place convenient to the tenants. At the meeting the developer shall discuss with the tenants the effect that the conversion will have upon the tenants. Should any tenant refuse to acknowledge acceptance of the notice, offer and disclosures the developer shall deliver the documents in the manner prescribed in paragraph one of this section. (Ord. 858 § 4.7, 1979).