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Division 12›Article 2

SEC. 162.11. RECORDING OF REAP ORDER AND TERMINATION OF REAP.

Los Angeles Rent Stabilization & Housing — LAMC Chapters XV-XVI · 2026-08 edition · updated 2026-09-09 · Los Angeles

(Added by Ord. No. 173,810, Eff. 4/16/01.)

After the decision accepting the building into REAP becomes final, the Department shall file and record with the County Recorder of the County of Los Angeles a certificate legally describing the real property and stating that the subject building has been placed into REAP and that the owner of the building has been so notified. After the building has been removed from REAP, the Department shall file and record with the County Recorder a certificate terminating the above-recorded status of the subject building. The Department may, by regulation, provide for the reimbursement to the Department from the escrow trust account for the fees and costs incurred.

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▸Contents — Los Angeles Rent Stabilization & Housing — LAMC Chapters XV-XVI
Los Angeles Rent Stabilization & Housing — LAMC Chapters XV-XVI
  1. Chapter XV
  2. Chapter XV — RENT STABILIZATION ORDINANCE
  3. Chapter XVI
  4. Chapter XVI — HOUSING REGULATIONS
  5. Division 1
  6. Division 2
  7. Division 3
  8. Division 3.5
  9. Division 4
  10. Division 5
  11. Division 6
  12. Division 7
  13. Division 8
  14. Division 9
  15. Division 10
  16. ▸Division 12
    Overview
    1. SEC. 161.1201. [EFFECT OF RETALIATION.]
    2. ▸Article 2
      Overview
      1. SEC. 162.01. GENERAL.
      2. SEC. 162.02. DEFINITIONS.
      3. SEC. 162.03. REFERRAL TO REAP.
      4. SEC. 162.04. ACCEPTANCE.
      5. SEC. 162.05. RENT REDUCTION.
      6. SEC. 162.06. REAP HEARINGS.
      7. SEC. 162.07. ESCROW ACCOUNT.
      8. SEC. 162.08. TERMINATION OF REAP.
      9. SEC. 162.10. CONTACT WITH TENANTS.
      10. SEC. 162.11. RECORDING OF REAP ORDER AND TERMINATION OF REAP.
      11. SEC. 162.12. COLLECTION OF REAP FEES.
    3. Article 3
    4. Article 4
    5. Article 5
    6. Article 6

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