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The commission forwarded two major recommendations to City Council: one to study stronger tenant protections after failing to advance a three-month relocation assistance increase, and another to exempt the Murphy Station Heritage Landmark District from SB 79 provisions.
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The commission did not advance the proposal to raise relocation assistance for tenants facing no-fault, just-cause evictions to three months. Instead, it recommended that staff study additional tenant protections, including rules for earlier-stage evictions, protections for vulnerable residents, and using fair market rent to set relocation aid. The commission also recommended temporarily excluding the Murphy Station Heritage Landmark District from SB 79 zoning rules to preserve that historic area. Both recommendations were forwarded to City Council for May 5, 2026.
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