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The Tenant Habitability Plan (THP) application is mandatory for any Soft Story, Seismic Retrofit work mandated by Ordinance 183893. It is also required for any primary renovation work that will affect the habitability of tenants’ units or services. Other forms or addendums may also be required in conjuntion with this application. Please contact 213-252-1464 for assistance in completing this application.
Last modified: March 22, 2021
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