The letter should be an official notice stating your intentions or non-intentions in this case.

Looking to network with any wholesalers or RE Agents in the area who do wholesaling before I do the official move.Please let me know if that's you or someone you know. :)Thank you so much for your time.

You don't have to like it; he has the right to pursue it whether any non-official thinks he should or not.

The only other thing I heard of for zoning is a city official told me they want 1 parking space per unit so you'd need 3 for a triplex but still only 2 for an ADU.

He closed on the property and we gave him an official estimate.

Well we just officially tenanted it today for $1500 section 8 a month.

I agree when laws like this are being developed there are always some lobbying going on from specific groups trying and wanting to protect their best interests.

Then - if the contract is to be "interpreted" by the court (Magistrate court since title didn't officially pass and your clients are tenants at this point)- they would remand the case to Superior court for interpretation.

You can give official notice.

Unless you're planning on a very low-effort protest, you can expect to spend hours digging up your evidence, analyzing the district's evidence, preparing an argument, and waiting in the lobby.