a. A tentative tract map for a condominium development shall be prepared and submitted to the City, in accordance with the subdivision regulations and land divisions of this Code.

b. All condominiums and condominium conversions shall be developed in accordance with applicable requirements set forth in the International Plumbing Code and National Electrical Code adopted by the City.

c. All existing buildings and structures shall be made to comply with all applicable building regulations of the City.

d. Utility systems shall exist or shall be constructed to adequately provide for utility services to all condominium units.

e. Each existing tenant of the project shall be given a 120-day notification of the intended condominium conversion and the right to purchase their converted unit before the unit is offered for sale.

a. Copies of the condominium documents shall be submitted to the City. These documents shall set forth the occupancy and management policies for the project, as well as contain adequate and satisfactory provisions for maintenance, repair and general upkeep.

b. A minimum area of 400 square feet per unit of outdoor area shall be provided in all residential condominium projects, excluding parking, carports, service areas, mechanical equipment areas, dumpsters, and similar areas. A maximum of 400 square feet of patio space per unit may be included in the satisfaction of this condition.