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Attachment 4 Section 317.02 License Required, Issuance of License This sectionrequires lodging establishments to receive a license issued by the City of Roseville and approved by the Roseville City Council. As part of the license application, contact information of the applicant must be provided as well as a list of Interested Person as defined in the ordinance. All Interested Persons are subject to approval by the City and to a criminal background check. As part of consideration of the license, the premises of the lodging establishment are subject to inspection by the City to ensure compliance with all applicable health and safety codes. Also, as part of consideration of the license, the City may impose reasonable conditions upon the license. These conditions may be imposed at the time of initial issuance or renewal of the license, as well as part of action against the license holder for nuisance activities and/or condition of the premise. During the application process, the applicant can requestan Extended Stay Permit for stays at the lodging establishment for periods longer than 29 days, as long as certain conditions are met. Applicants for a lodging establishment license will be required to pay a fee for the license and the criminal background check. Each license shall be considered for approval by the City Council. If granted, the license shall expire on December 31 of each year and must be renewed annually. If the license application is denied, the applicant has the right to appeal. If the license application is denied, the applicant has to wait for 12 months before applying again for a lodging establishment license. Section 317.03 Basis for Denial of License This section lists the reasons for which a license may be denied. These reasons include the lodging establishment not complying with relevant health and safety codes, an Interested Person having license suspended/revoked or a repeat nuisance service call fee imposed by the City of Roseville or by another jurisdiction, and an Interested Person that has oversight of the day-to-day operations having one or more criminal convictions that relate to lodging establishments. Section 317.04 Minimum Standards of Operation The section lays out minimum standards of operation of the lodging establishment. These include ensuring all guests staying in rooms being registered with the lodging establishment after providing suitable identification, not knowingly permit illegal activity on the premises and informing the City of any illegal activity once known, proper maintenance of video surveillance systems, and prohibiting the rental of hotels rooms on a hourly basis, permitting residency at the lodging establishment (more than 30 days for establishments that do not have an Extended Stay Permit), and allowing the residence of an Interested Person, employee, manager or contractor at the lodging establishment. This section also lists out the minimum requirement that each guestroom must have in place. Other standards of operations required as part of Section 317.03 included the keeping and maintenance of a register of persons who are staying the lodging establishmentand requiring the lodging establishment to cooperate with authorities is response to an emergency call for service, or reports of suspicious or illegal activity. Section 317.05 Penalty for Violation Qbhf!:6!pg!342