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1 privacy of the tenonts Knowing the numbers of individuols within a rentol <br />2 unit is impo�tant to enforce /imits an overcrowding and occurotely address <br />3 the numerous complaints we get concerning overcrowding. Also, having the <br />4 head-of-household identified helps save staff time researching these <br />5 individuals and their phone numbers and therefore keeps costs down for the <br />6 city by enobling stoff to address ond resolve complaints more quickly. <br />7 <br />8 6. 907.28: second sentence: Requirement that utility services be maintained in <br />9 the nnme of the property owner? Stoffresponse - Without thisprovision <br />10 property owners sometimes moke city bil/ing staff the defacto landlord in <br />11 trying to reso/ve bi/ling disputes Under the City Code, the property owner is <br />12 responsible for water and sewer charges to the property. The proposed <br />13 provision in the renta/ ordinance is consistent with the City Code. <br />14 <br />15 7. 907.15: What happens under state law or this ordinance if the rental <br />16 property owner fnils to designate a local agent, fails to mnintain the locnl <br />17 agent, or fails to updnte the city with information about the local agent? <br />18 Incrense to the 13-county area. Staff Response - They could be in violatian <br />19 af the ordinance and, after warnings, cou/d be justificotion for revocation af <br />20 the license - this vio/ation could be a misdemeanor. The locol ogent range <br />21 could increase to the 13-county metro areQ. <br />22 <br />23 8. 907.13: Three violations based upon tenant nctions would leave the owner in <br />24 an economic disadvantage while they try to evict. Property could be vacant <br />25 for some time due to these issues. Staff Response - The City (Council or <br />26 HRA) cauld provide a woiver on penalty if the owner is making a good faith <br />27 effort to resolve the issues and evict the prob/em tenants who have broken <br />28 the law. Also, the city couldprovide owners with better tenantscreening <br />29 methods so the issue does not reoccur. <br />30 <br />31 9. 907.12: Violation is subject to fine & imprisonment. This is too harsh. Staff <br />32 Response - This is standord comp/ionce longuage used by cities to encourage <br />33 consistent violators and only always used as a last resort method. The act of <br />34 writing a citation is not a fine or imprisonment. Court citations are written <br />35 when there is an impasse between the city and a property owner over an <br />36 issue; the property owner disagrees with the city's position or action. A court <br />37 citotion means the issue in dispute is then taken before on impartialparty (a <br />38 judge) for an impartial determination Judges are typica/ly interested in <br />39 resolving issues, not handing autpunishment. The threot o{a fine and/or <br />40 imprisonment is used by a judge as an incentive but usually an/y results when <br />5 <br />
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