Suspension for noncompliance with Article III of this chapter (Minimum Standards). A certificate of compliance may be suspended in the event that an owner is found to have violations of the city’s minimum housing standards and the owner fails to abate the violation in the time required by the inspector without having appealed the finding or received an extension to abate the violation.(3)
Suspension for noncompliance with an order of a fire, health, building, electrical, or plumbing official, city or State, related to the protection of health or fire prevention and building safety. A certificate of compliance may be suspended in the event that an owner fails to bring a rental unit into compliance with an applicable fire, health, building, electrical, plumbing code, standard, rule, ordinance, or statute after being ordered to do so by a duly authorized fire, health, building, electrical, or plumbing official without having appealed the finding or received an extension to abate the violation.(4)
Suspension for repeated criminal disturbances occurring on the rental property. A certificate of compliance may be suspended where a resident of a rental unit or their invitees are:a. Adjudicated by a criminal court, with finality, to have violated federal or Vermont criminal law on the rental property on at least three (3) separate occasions within a twelve (12) month period; and
b. Each adjudication involved disturbing the right of other residents of the property to the undisturbed use and enjoyment of the property, or disturbing the right of neighbors to the undisturbed use and enjoyment of their property; and