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E. In order to reinstate a suspended license, the applicant shall apply following <br /> the same process as if applying for a new Short-Term Rental license. <br /> Reinstatements following suspension will only be considered when the <br /> circumstances leading to the suspension have been remedied, the suspension <br /> penalty imposed by the City Council has been satisfied, the licensee has <br /> submitted a Mitigation Plan outlining policies and procedures to prevent <br /> violations from occurring in the future, and upon City Council approval. <br /> Reinstatement after suspension may be denied by the City Council if the <br /> licensee cannot satisfactorily meet the requirements in this paragraph. <br /> F. If a license is revoked, reinstatement will not be considered. may only be <br /> considered by the City Council if there is an ownership change. Ownership <br /> change to a family member of the prior owner, or entity affiliated with the <br /> prior owner shall not constitute compliance with this requirement. <br /> G. Repeat Nuisance Service Call fees shall be applied pursuant to City Code <br /> Section 511. (Ord 1596, 2-8-2021) <br /> SECTION 5: Title 9 Section 909.10 of the Roseville City Code is amended <br /> to read as follows: <br /> 909.10: VIOLATION: <br /> A. Misdemeanor: Any person who maintains a short-term rental property <br /> without having the property licensed, or after the short-term rental license for <br /> the property has been revoked, or who permits new occupancy in violation <br /> of Section 909 is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, is subject to <br /> a fine and imprisonment as prescribed by state law. Each day each violation <br /> continues or exists, constitutes a separate offense. <br /> B. Administrative fee: In addition to, or in lieu of, charging a misdemeanor, the <br /> City may impose administrative fees in an amount set in the City Fee <br /> Schedule. Each day each violation continues or exists, constitutes a separate <br /> offense. <br /> 1. Upon the failure to pay an administrative fee, the City may post the <br /> dwelling unit as illegal for occupancy as a short-term rental. <br /> C. Prohibited occupancy: Pursuant to 909.10.B.1, the dwelling unit or portion <br /> of, may not be occupied by anyone other than the primary homestead owner <br /> and that person's immediate family until: <br /> 1. The administrative fee has been paid; and <br /> 2. A short term rental license is obtained or tThe City is satisfied that the <br /> dwelling unit will not be used as a short-term rental dwelling unit; and <br />