b. A Residential Rental Property that does not pass the initial or renewal inspection, but
has complied with all other requirements of Section G.2. above, may be issued a
Conditional Permit. The Conditional Permit shall specify the duration of the
Conditional Permit and the time frame during which the inspection deficiencies shall
be remedied. No later than the expiration of the Conditional Permit, the Principal
Code Official or designee shall inspect or re-inspect the Property. A Residential
Rental Permit may be issued after inspection or re-inspection showing correction of
the deficiencies, and payment of any additional fees. If, after inspection or re-
inspection, the Residential Rental Property does not pass, the Principal Code Official
may either extend the Conditional Permit for an additional period of time to further
allow for compliance and re-inspection or may deny the application for a Permit.
(5) Renewal. Completed applications for Permit renewals shall be submitted and received
by June 15th of each calendar year. Receipt of a Permit in one year does not
guarantee issuance of a Permit in a future year.
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(6) Transfer of Permit. Residential Rental Permits may be transferable upon a change of
Owners, provided that the permitted use has not changed, an inspection is completed
pursuant to Section I below, all applicable fees have been paid, and the operation of the
continued rental use complies with the provisions of the permit and management plan.
The new Owner or Person-In-Charge of the Residential Rental Property is required to
promptly notify the Town of change in Ownership within fifteen (15) calendar days of
said transfer and to submit for review and approval any proposed changes in the
provisions of the Permit.