Summary
A proposed policy would have replaced the current LA-based relocation fee schedule with a Pomona-specific unit-size schedule. Tenant advocates said it would weaken protections and increase homelessness; the council took no action.
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Last discussed Feb 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Proposed base payments would have ranged roughly $6,515 to $13,350, versus current amounts up to about $15,377 for qualified tenants.
If adopted, landlords — especially smaller owners — would pay less; tenants benefit from the existing higher amounts that remain in place.
Small landlords argued current fees are excessive; tenants said any reduction would fuel displacement.
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Pomona council rejects proposed increase in relocation fees
Pomona council rejects proposed increase in relocation fees The California Apartment Association
City Council and Housing Authority — February 2, 2026
A proposed policy would have replaced the current LA-based relocation fee schedule with a Pomona-specific unit-size schedule. Tenant advocates said it would weaken protections and increase homelessness; the council took no action.
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