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Rental License Program August 1, 2014 Update Background: The Rental License P The program was approved by City Council in 2013 for implementation in 2014 by the Community Development Department. The program applies to multi-family buildings containing 5 or more dwelling units. The program is partially funded by fees and partially by the Community Development Department. Goals of the Program: To assure that multi-family rental dwellings are safe, sanitary and well maintained, thereby providing a minimum level of health and safety for residents renting apartments in Roseville. To assure that residents and children may pursue activities free from criminal activity, noises, nuisances, and fears of safety and security. To maintain a minimum level of physical appearance of rental properties in order to maintain property values and the livability of neighborhoods. To create greater awareness, understanding and compliance with city codes and ordinances through education, cooperation and enforcement. What is being Inspected: Site conditions: Trip hazards, parking lot conditions, dead vegetation, outside storage, inoperable vehicles, dead o vegetation, etc. Building exteriors: Peeling paint, rotted trim, broken windows/doors, damaged garage doors, etc. o Common areas and mechanical rooms: Condition of doors, walls, carpet, railings, gas lines, furnace venting, appliances, equipment, o other hazards, etc. Individual Units (25% are inspected): Condition of doors, walls, carpet, appliances, smoke and CO detectors, egress windows, etc. o Numbers of Rental Properties Inspected: 149 applications have been submitted: 11 applications have not been returned (5 properties): o Through 08-01-2014, staff have inspected: 65 buildings. o 373 units. o st Anticipate completing inspections by November 1. o