Oakland is a “just cause” city. This means that a property owner must have a “just cause” to evict a tenant. These “just causes” are outlined in the Just Cause for Eviction Ordinance. The Rent Adjustment Program does not hear eviction cases and cannot provide legal advice or legal assistance. For questions or assistance regarding your rights or with your case, please contact a local advocacy organizations.
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The City offer resources and partners with community organizations to protect the housing and tenant rights of community members.
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Fats, Oils and Grease from everyday cooking can create massive problems in Oakland's sewers.
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Check List for Completing the Oakland Film Permit process:
Oakland Film Office Rates for film permits, film shoot parking, City services, and City locations for filming.
Some film shoots require distributing a Neighborhood Notification Advisory Notice
There are specific guidelines for filming with drones -unmanned aircraft- in Oakland.
On February 23, 2022, the Redistricting Commission adopted Resolution No 22-004 to adopt Draft Map F5 which describes the new district boundaries for the City Council and the School Board. Links to the Final Plan (F5) and separate district boundaries can be found below.
Get help finding a location for your business, learn about zoning regulations, apply for a zoning clearance and start your utility services.
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Important standards and guidelines to help you stay safe in your home or place of work.
The Mortgage Assistance Program (MAP) is a City of Oakland loan program, operating jointly with participating lenders, to assist low and moderate income first time homebuyers with the purchase of homes in the City of Oakland. MAP loans provide assistance that fills the gap between what a household can afford and the purchase price.
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