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ATTACHMENT B City of Roseville Short-Term Rental License This certificate must be posted in the rental unit This rental dwelling unit is hereby licensed in accordance with Chapter 909 of Roseville City Code. License Number: STR23-XXX The Property Owner must comply with all requirements set forth in Roseville City Code. This Owner: Julie Stueve license may be suspended or revoked for violations of that code. Property owners must notify the City of any changes Phone:651-XXX-XXXX in ownership or type of occupancy. Email: juliestueve@gmail.com Licenses are non-transferable; new owners must apply for a new license. Address: 1901 Ryan Ave. Expiration: 2/1/2024 The City, its designees, the City Council, or its officers, agents, or employees do not warrant or guarantee the safety, fitness, or suitability of any dwelling in the City. Owners or occupants should take whatever steps they deem appropriate to protect their interests, health, safety, and welfare. MINIMUM STANDARDS AND CODES FOR RENTAL UNITS including but not limited to: In the Unit: Occupancy: Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors must be within 10 feet of Rental Units may house 4 unrelated adults or 1 family. bedrooms; Smoke Detectors must be in each sleeping room, each hallway outside sleeping rooms, and on each story, including the Storage/Waste: basement but not uninhabitable attics/crawl spaces. CO and Rubbish must be stored in appropriate containers and removed Smoke Detectors must NOT be disabled. regularly. Containers must be stored out of public view except on the day of collection and cannot remain at the curb for more than Exits must be free from obstruction inside and out and Exterior 24 hours. Outdoor Storage of junk is prohibited. Doors should open and close easily, be weather tight, and lock/unlock from the inside without a key or special knowledge. Vehicles/Driveway/Parking: The Water Heater and Furnace must be clear (by at least 3 feet) of boxes, junk, or flammable materials; the Water Heater must have a TPR All Vehicles parked outside must be parked on an approved hard surface (not grass), street operable, and display current registration valve and relief valve discharge pipe. and proper license plates. Toilets must flush and Bathrooms must have an exhaust fan or Please observe all No Parking signs. Parking is not allowed on window. City streets after a snowfall of more than 2 inches until the streets have been plowed. Taps must have working hot and cold water; no leaking pipes or dripping Faucets. Do not put Snow into the street or onto neighboring properties. Yard: Outlets, Switches, and Panel Boxes must have covers; kitchens and bathrooms should have grounded GFCI Outlets. Grass/Weeds exceeding 8 inches are prohibited on any property. Noise: Rooms used for sleeping should have 1 window or 2 approved Prohibited Music is any music audible at the property line or from means of egress. the adjacent apartment, common hallway, or 50 ft away from the source between 10 PM and 7 AM. Additionally, any Events (like Interior Walls, Ceilings, and Window Sills must be clean and free of peeling paint. parties) that disturb others are prohibited. Power Lawn Mowers or other Power Equipment may be operated Floors must be structurally sound and Flooring in good condition outside only between 7 AM and 9 PM on weekdays or between the with no trip hazards such as ripped carpet or missing tiles. hours of 9 AM and 9 PM on weekends or legal holidays. Snow removal equipment is exempt. Working Light Fixtures must be in all halls, stairways, laundry rooms, and furnace rooms. Pets: Keeping more than 2 Dogs requires a kennel license from the Handrails must be on all stairs with more than 4 steps and be Police Department. Animal Waste must be removed regularly. firmly attached with no missing or loose spindles. Extension Cords may be used only for portable appliances. Address Numbers must be clearly visible from the street. WHEN ISSUES ARISE For an emergency, call 9-1-1 For maintenance issues, contact the property owner (see contact information in box above). For legal matters (such as leases), contact the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office at 651-296-3353 or www.ag.state.mn.us If the property owner is not maintaining the property, call Roseville Code Enforcement at 651-792-7014. Minnesota Statute 504B.181, subd.2(b) requires landlords to notify residential tenants that the handbook Landlords and Tenants: Rights and Responsibilities is available to them. Published by the Office of the Minnesota Attorney General, the handbook can be accessed at www.ag.state.mn.us