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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling out the LOCATION INFORMATION section. Enter the House Number(s), Street Name, and specify the number of dwelling units that will remain occupied during construction. Include specific unit/apartment numbers as required.
- In the TENANT PROTECTION PLAN section, provide detailed descriptions for each element such as Egress, Fire Safety, and Health Requirements. Ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
- Complete the OWNER’S STATEMENT(S) AND SIGNATURE section by printing your name, relationship to the owner, and contact information. Sign and date this section to certify accuracy.
- If applicable, indicate whether attachments or drawings accompany this form in the TENANT PROTECTION PLAN ATTACHMENTS/DRAWINGS section.
- Finally, complete the APPLICANT’S STATEMENT(S) AND SIGNATURE section with your printed name, signature, and date. If you are a licensed professional, apply your seal before signing.
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