Sec. 23-6. - Violations.
Violations of this article include, but are not limited to:
(1)
Any person, business entity, or other organization failing to timely register or renew
the registration of a rental unit, including providing all required information and
paying the required registration fee;
(2)
Any person, business entity, or other organization failing to timely file any required
update to the registration;
(3)
Any person, business entity, or other organization failing to acquire and/or display
the required short term rental registration number;
(4)
Any person, business entity, or other organization providing false information with
respect to registration.
(5)
Any person, business entity, or other organization renting any rental unit that is
not registered under this article, advertising for rent such rental unit without registration,
or permitting the occupancy of such premises without registration;
(6)
Failure of short term rental unit owners, tenants, and/or their representatives to
adequately respond to inquiries by the city pursuant to section 23-3(c)(3) within 10 business days from the date of the inquiry.
(7)
Failure to maintain a rental unit in compliance with all building, health and fire
safety codes and ordinances adopted by the city.
(8)
Failure to allow an inspection of a rental unit by the city.
(9)
Failure to conspicuously display within each short term rental unit the current and
valid name, address and phone number of the short term rental operator (whether the
owner, tenant, on-site manager, or property manager) and the city fire marshal.
(10)
Any sublease or sublicense of a short term rental by a guest to another person during
the rental period.
(11)