Hughson · Renting & eviction
Relocation payments in Hughson
City rule: a tenant displaced by a city order to vacate gets 2 times the old or new monthly rent, whichever is less. City rule: a vacate order giving 72 hours or less adds reasonable moving costs and up to 2 weeks of temporary housing and storage. City rule: when the city pays the benefits, the tenant applies no later than 60 days after the move-out date in the notice.
Key points
- Relocation pay: City rule: a tenant displaced by a city order to vacate gets 2 times the old or new monthly rent, whichever is less.
- Emergency moves: City rule: a vacate order giving 72 hours or less adds reasonable moving costs and up to 2 weeks of temporary housing and storage.
- Applying: City rule: when the city pays the benefits, the tenant applies no later than 60 days after the move-out date in the notice.
Each rule below links to the section of the Hughson Municipal Code it was read from, with the code text one click away (checked October 2026). General information, not legal advice.
What Hughson's code says
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The California rule underneath
CA state law Underneath, California law still applies. No-fault eviction relocation assistance: One month's rent (as relocation payment or rent waiver), paid within 15 calendar days of the notice (Civ. Code § 1946.2(d)(3)(A)). Relocation under California's just-cause law — the full state rule →
Who this affects
Frequently asked questions
Does a Hughson landlord have to pay relocation?
City rule: a tenant displaced by a city order to vacate gets 2 times the old or new monthly rent, whichever is less. City rule: a vacate order giving 72 hours or less adds reasonable moving costs and up to 2 weeks of temporary housing and storage. City rule: when the city pays the benefits, the tenant applies no later than 60 days after the move-out date in the notice.
General information, not legal advice.
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