If the rental dwelling fails to meet the standards set forth in section 244.1920, the notice shall indicate that the license holder or applicant has sixty (60) days
to correct the defects causing the building to be substandard, after which the city
council will take action to deny, refuse to renew, revoke, or suspend the license
or provisional license. The director may for good cause authorize additional time
to correct defects causing a building to be substandard. If the defects create an
imminent hazard to health or safety, the director may proceed immediately for denial,
nonrenewal, revocation, or suspension under section 244.1940, or may shorten the deadline for compliance to less than sixty (60) days.
(d)
Whenever a notice of noncompliance is issued under this section, the director of regulatory
services shall also cause a notice to tenants to be prominently posted on the building.
The notice shall indicate that a license proceeding has been commenced against the
owner because the building has been found to be in violation of the housing maintenance
code; that after a stated period of time allowed to bring the building into compliance,
the city council may proceed to deny, revoke, or suspend the rental dwelling license
for the building; that if the city council denies, revokes, or suspends the license,
tenants may be required to vacate the building; that further information can be obtained
from the City of Minneapolis Housing Services Office.
(e)
The director of regulatory services shall send copies of the notice of noncompliance
and the notice to tenants to the housing services office. (90-Or-235, § 6, 9-14-90; 95-Or-097, § 3, 6-30-95; 99-Or-163, § 6, 12-17-99; 2011-Or-044, § 2, 4-29-11; 2011-Or-108, § 5, 11-18-11; 2013-Or-161, § 48, 12-6-13)