The licensee or applicant shall have satisfied all judgments duly entered or docketed
against the licensee or applicant by any court of competent jurisdiction arising out
of the operation of a rental property business. This subsection shall not be found
to have been violated if the licensee or applicant demonstrates that the underlying
case or action leading to the entry of judgment is being properly and timely removed
to district court or otherwise appealed, or when the judgment is being paid in compliance
with a payment plan accepted by either a court possessing jurisdiction over the judgment
or the judgment creditor or during any period when the enforcement of the judgment
has been duly stayed by such a court. This subsection shall become effective January
1, 2008.
(12)
There is no active arrest warrant for a Minneapolis Housing Maintenance Code or Zoning
Code violation pertaining to any property in which the licensee, applicant or property
manager has a legal or equitable ownership interest or is involved in management or
maintenance.
(13)
Any person(s) who has had an interest in a license revoked pursuant to this article
or canceled pursuant to section 244.1925, shall be ineligible from obtaining any new rental dwelling licenses for a period
of three (3) years.
(14)
No new rental dwelling license shall be issued for the property during the pendency
of adverse license action initiated pursuant to section 244.1940.
(15)
The licensee or applicant must have a current, complete, and accurate rental dwelling
application on file with the director of regulatory services in accord with the provisions
of section 244.1840.
(16)
Rental Application Fee Requirements and Disclosure Standards.
a.