The notice to the licensee shall provide the contact information for the assigned
crime prevention specialist along with a request for the licensee to contact the crime
prevention specialist to provide any relevant additional or follow-up information
or to discuss possible services or strategies to address the qualifying incident or
any current or continuing issues at the rental property. The notice shall also describe
the requirement of subsection (f) regarding the licensee's duty to report any eviction
actions or notices to vacate. Should the crime prevention specialist deem it appropriate
to require that the licensee contact or meet with any city officials, the notification
may contain such a requirement, providing a reasonable time not less than ten (10)
calendar days for such contact, discussion or meeting to occur. A failure of the licensee
to contact or meet with the crime prevention specialist if required shall be a violation
of this section and may be subject to adverse license action, administrative enforcement,
or an intervention plan as described in subsection (d)(6).
(2)
The notice to the tenant shall include a copy of the notice sent to the licensee and
may also provide information on how the tenant may submit to the city any voluntary
follow-up information regarding the qualifying incident or any current and continuing
issues being experienced at the rental property. The notice may also describe available
services, programs or resources or other relevant information of potential assistance
to the tenant.
(d)
Interdisciplinary review panel. All rental dwelling properties at which a qualifying incident occurs and a notice
is sent shall be referred by crime prevention specialists to an interdisciplinary
review panel.
(1)