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ATTACHMENT A 172 E. In order to reinstate a suspended license, the applicant shall apply following 173 the same process as if applying for a new Short-Term Rental license. 174 Reinstatements following suspension will only be considered when the 175 circumstances leading to the suspension have been remedied, the suspension 176 penalty imposed by the City Council has been satisfied, the licensee has 177 submitted a Mitigation Plan outlining policies and procedures to prevent 178 violations from occurring in the future, and upon City Council approval. 179 Reinstatement after suspension may be denied by the City Council if the 180 licensee cannot satisfactorily meet the requirements in this paragraph. 181 182 F. If a license is revoked, reinstatement will not be considered. may only be 183 considered by the City Council if there is an ownership change. Ownership 184 change to a family member of the prior owner, or entity affiliated with the 185 prior owner shall not constitute compliance with this requirement. 186 187 G. Repeat Nuisance Service Call fees shall be applied pursuant to City Code 188 Section 511. (Ord 1596, 2-8-2021) 189 190 SECTION 5: Title 9 Section 909.10 of the Roseville City Code is amended 191 to read as follows: 192 193 909.10: VIOLATION: 194 195 A. Misdemeanor: Any person who maintains a short-term rental property 196 without having the property licensed, or after the short-term rental license for 197 the property has been revoked, or who permits new occupancy in violation 198 of Section 909 is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, is subject to 199 a fine and imprisonment as prescribed by state law. Each day each violation 200 continues or exists, constitutes a separate offense. 201 202 B. Administrative fee: In addition to, or in lieu of, charging a misdemeanor, the 203 City may impose administrative fees in an amount set in the City Fee 204 Schedule. Each day each violation continues or exists, constitutes a separate 205 offense. 206 1. Upon the failure to pay an administrative fee, the City may post the 207 dwelling unit as illegal for occupancy as a short-term rental. 208 209 C. Prohibited occupancy: Pursuant to 909.10.B.1, the dwelling unit or portion 210 of, may not be occupied by anyone other than the primary homestead owner 211 and that person’s immediate family until: 212 1. The administrative fee has been paid; and 213 2. A short-term rental license is obtained or tThe City is satisfied that the 214 dwelling unit will not be used as a short-term rental dwelling unit; and