Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 515A — Uniform Condominium Act
Section 515A.4-110 — Conversion Condominiums.

(a) A declarant of a conversion condominium shall give each of the tenants and any subtenant in possession of buildings subject to sections 515A.1-101 to 515A.4-117 notice of the conversion or the intent to convert no later than 120 days before the declarant will require them to vacate. The notice shall set forth generally the rights conferred by this section and shall have attached thereto a form of purchase agreement setting forth the terms of sale contemplated by subsection (b) and a statement of any significant restrictions on the use and occupancy of the unit to be imposed by the declarant and shall be hand delivered or mailed by postage prepaid United States mail to the tenant and subtenant at the address of the unit. The notice shall further state that the tenants or subtenants in possession of a residential unit may demand to be given 60 additional days before being required to vacate, if any of them, or any person residing with them, is 62 years of age or older, disabled as defined in section 268A.01, or a minor child on the date the notice is given. This demand must be in writing, contain reasonable proof of qualification, and be given to the declarant within 30 days after the notice of condominium conversion is delivered or mailed. The notice shall be contained in an envelope upon which the following words shall be boldly printed: "Notice of Condominium Conversion." No tenant or subtenant may be required by the declarant to vacate upon less than 120 days' notice, except by reason of nonpayment of rent, waste, or conduct which disturbs other tenants' peaceful enjoyment of the premises, and the terms of the tenancy may not be altered during that period, except that a tenant or subtenant in possession of a residential unit may vacate upon 30 days' written notice to the declarant. Nothing in this section prevents the declarant and the tenant or subtenant in possession of the unit from agreeing to an extension of the tenancy on a month to month basis beyond the 120-day notice period. No repair work or remodeling may be commenced or undertaken in the occupied units or common areas of the building during the notice period, unless reasonable precautions are taken to ensure the safety and security of the tenants or subtenants in possession of the premises. Failure of a declarant to give notice as required by this section constitutes a defense to an action for possession.
(b) For 60 days after delivery or mailing of the notice described in subsection (a), the holder of the lessee's interest for each unit on the date the notice is delivered or mailed shall have an option to purchase that unit on the terms set forth in the purchase agreement attached to the notice. The purchase agreement shall contain no terms or conditions preventing the purchase of the unit by the holder because of the age of the holder or of persons residing with the holder. If the holder fails to exercise the option during that 60-day period, the declarant may not offer to dispose of an interest in that unit during the following 180 days at a price or on terms more favorable to the offeree than the price or terms offered to the holder. This subsection does not apply to any unit in a conversion condominium if that unit will be restricted exclusively to nonresidential use or if the boundaries of the converted unit do not substantially conform to the dimensions of the residential unit before conversion.
(c) If a declarant, in violation of subsection (b), conveys a unit to a purchaser for value who has no knowledge of the violation, delivery of the deed conveying the unit extinguishes any right which a holder of a lessee's interest not in possession may have under subsection (b) to purchase that unit, but does not affect the right of the holder to recover damages from the declarant for a violation of subsection (b).
(d) Nothing in this section permits termination of a lease by a declarant in violation of its terms.
1980 c 582 art 4 s 515.4-110; 2005 c 56 s 1

Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 500 - 515B — Property And Property Interests

Chapter 515A — Uniform Condominium Act

Section 515A.1-101 — Short Title.

Section 515A.1-102 — Applicability.

Section 515A.1-103 — Definitions.

Section 515A.1-104 — Variation By Agreement.

Section 515A.1-105 — Property Taxation.

Section 515A.1-106 — Applicability Of Local Ordinances, Regulations, And Building Codes.

Section 515A.1-107 — Eminent Domain.

Section 515A.1-108 — Supplemental General Principles Of Law Applicable.

Section 515A.1-109 — Construction Against Implicit Repeal.

Section 515A.1-110 — Uniformity Of Application And Construction.

Section 515A.1-111 — Severability.

Section 515A.1-112 — Unconscionable Agreement Or Term Of Contract.

Section 515A.1-113 — Obligation Of Good Faith.

Section 515A.1-114 — Remedies To Be Liberally Administered.

Section 515A.1-115 — Notice.

Section 515A.1-116 — Effective Date.

Section 515A.2-101 — Creation Of Condominium.

Section 515A.2-102 — Unit Boundaries.

Section 515A.2-103 — Construction And Validity Of Declaration And Bylaws.

Section 515A.2-104 — Description Of Units.

Section 515A.2-105 — Contents Of Declaration; All Condominiums.

Section 515A.2-106 — Contents Of Declaration; Flexible Condominiums.

Section 515A.2-107 — Leasehold Condominiums.

Section 515A.2-108 — Allocation Of Common Element Interests, Votes, And Common Expense Liabilities.

Section 515A.2-109 — Common Elements And Limited Common Elements.

Section 515A.2-110 — Condominium Plats.

Section 515A.2-111 — Expansion Of Flexible Condominiums.

Section 515A.2-113 — Alterations Of Units.

Section 515A.2-114 — Relocation Of Boundaries Between Adjoining Units.

Section 515A.2-115 — Subdivision Or Conversion Of Units.

Section 515A.2-116 — Minor Variation In Boundaries.

Section 515A.2-117 — Use For Sales Purposes.

Section 515A.2-118 — Easement To Facilitate Completion, Conversion, And Expansion.

Section 515A.2-119 — Amendment Of Declaration.

Section 515A.2-120 — Termination Of Condominium.

Section 515A.2-121 — Rights Of Holders Of An Interest As Security For An Obligation.

Section 515A.3-101 — Organization Of Unit Owners' Association.

Section 515A.3-102 — Powers Of Unit Owners' Association.

Section 515A.3-103 — Board Of Directors, Members And Officers.

Section 515A.3-104 — Transfer Of Special Declarant Rights.

Section 515A.3-105 — Termination Of Contracts And Leases Of Declarant.

Section 515A.3-106 — Bylaws.

Section 515A.3-107 — Upkeep Of The Condominium.

Section 515A.3-111 — Tort And Contract Liability.

Section 515A.3-112 — Insurance.

Section 515A.3-113 — Surplus Funds.

Section 515A.3-114 — Assessments For Common Expenses.

Section 515A.3-115 — Lien For Assessments.

Section 515A.3-116 — Association Records.

Section 515A.3-117 — Association As Trustee.

Section 515A.4-101 — Applicability; Waiver.

Section 515A.4-102 — Disclosure Statement; General Provisions.

Section 515A.4-104 — Same; Conversion Condominiums.

Section 515A.4-106 — Purchaser's Right To Cancel.

Section 515A.4-107 — Resales Of Units.

Section 515A.4-1075 — Purchaser's Right To Cancel.

Section 515A.4-108 — Escrow Of Deposits.

Section 515A.4-109 — Release Of Interests As Security For An Obligation.

Section 515A.4-110 — Conversion Condominiums.

Section 515A.4-111 — Express Warranties.

Section 515A.4-112 — Implied Warranties.

Section 515A.4-113 — Exclusion Or Modification Of Implied Warranties.

Section 515A.4-114 — Statute Of Limitations For Warranties.

Section 515A.4-115 — Effect Of Violations On Rights Of Action; Attorney's Fees.

Section 515A.4-116 — Labeling Of Promotional Material.

Section 515A.4-117 — Declarant's Obligation To Complete And Restore.

Section 515A.4-118 — References.