You'd have to ask your lender, I suppose, or read the fine print on the note with a RE lawyer?

As with any such questions that are in essence asking for legal advice, you should either consult an a lawyer or, in this case, how about simply calling the city to get it from the horse's mouth?

Do I get a lawyer?

Hey Everyone,Along the way in my exhaustive quest for good, credible and useful information pertaining to Ontario Landlord and Tenant matters, I came across a blog, written by a Residential Landlord and Tenant Lawyer in Ottawa, Michael Thiele.He has a variety of blog posts that will give you some good, accurate information on landlord-tenant matters from a legal perspective.  

Hello everyone,I have had an opportunity come up to invest in 3 development projects here in Los Angeles and wanted to see if anyone has a recommendation for a lawyer or investment professional who would be able to review the documents and give me feedback on the offer.  

—If either the landlord or the tenant fails to comply with the requirements of the rental agreement or this part, the aggrieved party may recover the damages caused by the noncompliance.I am not a lawyer , but sounds to me the part that says "requirements of the rental agreement"  means you put in your lease that renters insurance is required . 

We have lawyers on the team that are delving into these specific issues but they have definitely briefed me on what to do (and more importantly not do haha)Thanks

I'm just getting started and I'm looking for referrals for a quality real estate minded CPA and lawyer.

Also, she had great references for a lawyer, insurance broker, etc that also helped to smooth out the process for me.  

Is there a lawyer that specializes in this?