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4. Management Analyst (1 FTE): Click Here for City Job Description <br />When assigned to the Rent Stabilization Division: <br />Oversees and administers the Rental Registry, including processing and accepting the <br />rental registry fee, maintaining the Rental Registry, and sending notices to landlords as <br />needed. Oversees the enrollment of all properties in the City in the rental registry. <br />Collects, enforces, accounts, budgets, allocates, expends and reports all rental registry <br />fees for the entire operation of the Division. Works with landlords and tenants to submit <br />required documentation and payment; verify coverage under the Program, and ensure <br />rental unit data is always up to date (e.g., rent increases, vacancies, and notices). <br />Monitors compliance and analyzes trends for rent -stabilized properties subject to the <br />Ordinance. Collects information in the rental registry relating to rent increases, security <br />deposits, vacancies, and vacancy reasons, to ensure tenants' rights are protected. Tracks <br />rent stabilized rents and annual rent increases. Analyzes the length of tenancy and <br />turnover rates in rent stabilized apartments to measure effects of rent stabilization and <br />compare to market rate turnover rates. Leverages database as an enforcement <br />mechanism of rent increases to ensure rent stabilization by informing landlords of <br />improper rent increases beyond the lower of 3% or 80% of the Consumer Price Index in <br />the Rent Registry and assists and coordinates with tenants to verify rent levels. Provides <br />rental registry workshops; issues mailers to property owners and managers; sends e-mail <br />blasts to e-mail subscribers. Develops video tutorials and responds to phone, e-mail and <br />in -person interaction to provide support. Provides guidance and information in multiple <br />languages. Provides paper registration forms to landlords who prefer not to submit <br />information electronically. Informs landlords about the Rental Registry, educates them <br />about their obligations, and provides technical assistance throughout the registration <br />process. Reviews non -registered property owners and identifies property owners in <br />violation. Mails and e-mails corrective action and notices of violation as needed. <br />Receives and processes payments for Fair Return, Capital Improvement, and Tenant <br />Petitions. Collects, enforces, accounts, budgets, allocates, expends and reports all petition <br />payments for the entire operation of the Division. Notifies petitioners of the acceptance or <br />denial of the petition based on payment. Provides efficient and effective customer service <br />to process petitions submitted by landlords and mobilehome park owners. <br />5. Senior Office Assistant (1 FTE): Click Here for City Job Description <br />When assigned to the Rent Stabilization Division: <br />Responds to daily inquiries from landlords and tenants on their rights and responsibilities <br />under the Ordinance, including phone calls, emails, and walk-ins. General inquiries are <br />most often about the Ordinance and basic provisions such as evictions, allowable rent <br />increases, and the petition process. <br />Coordinates the spread of information about the Ordinance by maintaining all <br />informational handouts in multiple languages and keeping the City's front -desk and <br />webpage up to date with the most current public documents. <br />Receives and responds to questions and concerns by tenants and landlords through <br />phone calls, emails and in -person appointments. Maintains detailed records of public <br />inquiries and complaints; provides additional information to tenants and landlords to meet <br />14 <br />City Council Page 75 ofg3079 5/16/2023 <br />