As a condition of registration, all owners and/or registrants must allow onsite inspections
by the city of their property including, without limitation, all rental units. Inspections
will be performed in accordance with the inspection cycle adopted by resolution of
the city council. All units of a multi-unit building owned by the same property owner
are subject to inspection, including an owner-occupied unit that is not a rental unit,
if one or more units in the building are rental units. Likewise, all areas of an owner-occupied
dwelling are subject to inspection if any portion of the owner-occupied dwelling is
a rental unit. The purpose of this inspection is to ensure compliance with all building
and fire safety codes, ordinances, and regulations adopted by the city and safety
of the rental unit.
(b)
Information/documentation required. Rental unit registration must be completed on forms supplied by the city's building
inspector or their designee and must provide, at a minimum, the following information:
(1)
The address of the property;
(2)
The number of dwelling units at that address;
(3)
The number of rental units at that address;
(4)
The number of sleeping rooms in each rental unit;
(5)
The number of parking spaces that are dedicated for the rental units at the property;
(6)
The name, address, phone number, and email address of the property owner, and if the
owner is a corporation, the registered corporate agent and the president of the corporation
and their name and address, and if the owner is a partnership, the registered partnership
agent, and the names and addresses of the general partners;
(7)
The name, address, phone number, and email address of:
a.