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Please read it carefully.  \nEvery person who rents or leases a dwelling unit within the city limits of Boulder, CO, must be provided with information in accordance with the provisions of Boulder Revised Code (B. R.C. ), Section 12-2-4 (Ordinance 8122) . Landlords should present required disclosures at the time that lease agreements are signed in order to promote discussion of these ordinances. Landlords must make required written disclosures prior to allowing a tenant or lessee to occupy a rental property. Written disclosures related to eviction legal representation and eviction rental assistance must be provided by the landlord to a tenant once again at the time the right to legal representation attaches as described under Section12-2- 9(a) .  \nIt is not required that you use this specific letter to disclose the required city ordinances, and these disclosures are not intended to supersede any language from a more restrictive lease agreement. Landlords should provide the required disclosures in their lease. However, where leases are already in force, a letter to tenants explaining the relevant ordinances will fulfill the requirement.  \nTo understand tenant and landlord rights and responsibilities, please visit:  \n[https://bouldercolorado.gov/community-mediation-and-resolution-center](https://bouldercolorado.gov/community-mediation-and-resolution-center)  \nFor the landlord – tenant handbook, please visit:  \n[https://bouldercolorado.gov/landlord-tenant-handbook](https://bouldercolorado.gov/landlord-tenant-handbook)  \nOCCUPANCY LIMITS  \nA. The dwelling unit you will be renting or leasing at the address of:   maybe occupied by no more than   persons.  \nB. Under the current lease or rental agreement, the only people permitted to occupy the dwelling unit  \nare:    \nC. The City of Boulder permits a renter or lease holder to have a temporary house guest. However, if any guest becomes a resident of the apartment or dwelling unit, and if this produces a violation of the legal occupancy limit, a criminal prosecution may result.  \nD. Violations of the occupancy laws of the City of Boulder may result in criminal prosecution and fines of up to $2,650 for each day in violation.  \nEVICTION LEGAL REPRESENTATION AND EVICTION RENTAL ASSISTANCE  \nThe City of Boulder mandates that Boulder tenants have the right to legal representation in eviction and administrative proceedings where they face the loss of housing and the city also administers a rental assistance program to tenants faced with such proceedings. For more information and to access this program, visit: [https://bouldercolorado.gov/epras](https://bouldercolorado.gov/epras)  or call 303-441-3414.  \nEviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Services B. R.C. Section 12-2-9  \n(a) Provision of Legal Representation and Rental Assistance. The City of Boulder shall establish, run, and fully fund a program to provide legal representation and/or rental assistance for all tenants within the city who face a covered proceeding.  \n(1) This legal representation is available to a tenant threatened with an action that may result inan eviction or a notice to quit, demand for compliance, or demand for possession pursuant to  \nC. R.S. § 13-40-101, et seq., C. R.S. § 38-12-202, et. seq. or a notice of termination of Section 8 housing assistance, and shall last at least until such time as the notice to quit, demand for possession, or unlawful detainer complaint is withdrawn, the case is dismissed, a final judgment in the matter is entered, or the Section 8 housing assistance termination proceedings are concluded. The legal representation may also include an action to suppress records of a prior eviction proceeding. The city manager may adopt criteria and standards related to the screening of clients, or otherwise, to provide legal representation in order to implement the requirements of this chapter.  \n(2) Written notification of this right to legal representation and ","cbCaigZvZ3uzlRPa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigZvZ3uzlRPa","pdf",255055,"English","# Occupancy Limits\n## Temporary Guests and Criminal Consequences\n# Eviction Legal Representation and Eviction Rental Assistance\n## Program Provision and Written Notice Requirements\n# Noise Ordinances\n## Quiet Enjoyment and Unreasonable Noise\n## Excessive Sound Levels and Penalties\n# Fireworks Ordinance","[{\"question\":\"What must landlords provide to Boulder tenants under the lease disclosure requirements?\",\"answer\":\"Landlords must provide required written disclosures before a tenant may occupy the rental property, and provide additional written notice when the right to legal representation attaches.\"},{\"question\":\"What rights do tenants have regarding eviction legal representation and rental assistance?\",\"answer\":\"Boulder requires a program to provide legal representation and/or rental assistance to tenants facing covered proceedings where they face loss of housing.\"},{\"question\":\"How do occupancy limits and noise violations affect tenants and potential penalties?\",\"answer\":\"Occupancy limits restrict the number of persons allowed and violations may lead to criminal prosecution and fines. 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