You really don't want to piss off departing tenants.

The city planning department is projecting 750,000 people to move here over the next 10 years.

He also called the Department of Environmental Protection because these folks have trash and debris all over their lot, he said the DEP is making them clean it up.  

But until all those people (marketing departments, etc) are fired, they are promising more and more outlandish stuff to suck another quarter or half year of employment out of the era of historically low rates. 

Does your department offer a 401(k) program?  

Depending on the system, (and what you're willing to pay for) they may even dig into the drain field to see if it is saturated.The county health department will have records on the locations, sizes, and capacities of the tanks, diversion box,  and drain fields, including an area delineated as a replacement drain field(s). 

You can register for it here https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/safety-inspections/fire-inspections/landlord-101~Tim

In WA we have CBA (Commercial Brokers Association) which produces leases, PSAs etc. and most people use/accept their docs.Check with with the department of licensing for CA or local trade groups. 

Hello dear BP people!

Ultimately, you should contact the city RSO department here - http://hcidla.lacity.org/contact-usKnow your rights and use them.