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ATTACHMENT B 90 6. Certification and attestation that the maximum occupancy per unit is either 4 or 91 less unrelated adults or one family pursuant to Roseville City Codes 906.06 and 92 1001.10. 93 B.If, after 180 days of adoption of this Ordinance, if a person is found to have engaged in rentals 94 that require a license under this Chapter, but no license has been obtained, upon application for 95 licensure said license shall not become effective for 90 days. 96 97 909.04: EXPIRATION OF LICENSE: 98 99 A. Term: All licenses issued under this Chapter are effective upon issuance and shall expire 100 one year (365 days) from date of issuance.All required renewal license application 101 materials shall be received and submitted prior to the expiration date. 102 B. Late fee: Any renewal license applications submitted after expiration will be considered late 103 and subject to fee penalties. 104 C. Violation: Any license not renewed after expiration, with continued short-term renting of the 105 property, will be considered a violation of this ordination. Renters will not be allowed to 106 occupy a property if the renewal license is not issued within 5 days after expiration. 107 108 909.05: FEES, LODGING TAX: 109 110 A. There shall be a license fee and late renewal fee as established by the City Fee Schedule in 111 Section 314.05. All fees and fines shall be charged to and payable by the property owner. 112 B.Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, section 469.190, local lodging taxes shall be collected on 113 all rentals less than 30 days in length in accordance with Chapter 312 of the City Code. 114 C.Short-Term Rentals in violation of this ordinance may be subject to administrative fines, 115 in addition to any other fees or penalties per Section 909.10 or other applicable sections of 116 City Code. 117 118 909.06: MANNER OF LICENSURE: 119 120 A. An owner who has an existing Short-Term Rental property as defined by this Chapter that 121 is not already licensedunder the requirements of City Code Chapter 909, must apply for 122 licensurepursuant to this Chapter, no later than 30 days following the effective date of this 123 Chapter. 124 B.An owner of a property that after the effective date of this Chapter wishes to convert the 125 property into a Short-Term Rental property, shall apply for and license the property prior 126 to its conversion. 127 C.If there is a change in the type of occupancy from the type stated on the license form, an 128 amended license form shall be filed within 30 days of the change. 129 D. When a previously licensed property is sold, the new owner, if continuing to offer Short- 130 Term Rental, shall apply for a license within 30 days of the sale. 131 E. Valid Short-term rental license holders shall not be required to register said rental per 132 Chapter 907 if they enter into rental lease periods in excess of thirty (30) consecutive days. 133 F. The City Manager may administratively deny a license under this Chapter if the property 134 has been issued fines for repeat nuisance violations per City Code Section 511. Underline reflects new language