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operable condition, the required alarms and for providing the manufacturer’s maintenance and testing instructions to the tenant. (2) The owner of a dwelling shall be responsible for maintenance and testing of alarms, in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions, which
owner's and/or tenant's opportunity to request in writing, by the date certain set forth in such notice or by an agreed upon date between interested parties, a meeting with Code Enforcement and/or local law enforcement, which may include
Resolution Agreement if agreed to by all parties in lieu of a fine and/or an abatement order. (D) Tenant appellate rights. In addition to the owner, a current tenant directly impacted by an abatement order issued pursuant to this chapter
hazards. Interior inspections shall only occur upon proper notice under KRS 383.615 and 383.665 of the Uniform Landlord Residential Tenant Act, by administrative warrant, or upon consent of the occupant. If there is reasonable suspicion of a lead-based hazard
LEAD-BASED HAZARD DESIGNATION AND NOTIFICATION. (A) Tenant notification. Subject to applicable law, the results of the initial Lead-Hazard Assessment and Lead-Hazard Control Report shall be provided to current and subsequent tenants by the owner in a manner
boarding of the structure is necessary to protect and preserve the health, safety, or property of the owner, tenants, or the public. In addition, the Code Official, on his or her own motion may board a structure without prior notice
complaint about the property. Inspections shall only occur upon proper notice under KRS 383.615 of the Uniform Landlord Residential Tenant Act, by administrative warrant, or upon consent of the occupant. (b) Pursuant to KRS 383.705, a tenant may maintain
avoid the issuance of a citation and/or an abatement order. Upon a written request by the owner and/or tenant requesting a meeting to discuss a Resolution Agreement, Code Enforcement shall meet with the owner and/or tenant of the property
provided with two lifting handles on opposite sides and a tightly fitting cover with a lifting handle. The tenant shall be responsible for maintaining the trash container(s) supplied by the owner during their tenancy. The tenant shall also
other individuals, organizations, or governmental agencies on the same basis as rental payments to be made directly by the tenant or prospective tenant
stock. The receptacle shall have a top or lid so arranged as to be watertight and flyproof. The owner, tenant, or occupant shall each day cause to be deposited therein all droppings from such stock and shall keep the receptacle
UNIT. Any housing unit that is or may be available for rent, or is occupied or rented by a tenant or subtenant in exchange for any form of consideration, and that is not a short-term rental unit as defined
such hazards, to the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness and to any current or future tenants. (D) Re-Inspection. For any property at which a lead-based hazard has been verified and interim controls implemented, the Department
which the defendant was legally required to do. STRUCTURE. That which is built or constructed or a portion thereof. TENANT. A person, corporation, partnership or group, whether or not the legal owner of record, occupying a building or portion thereof
equipment and premises thereof. Every owner and occupant must fully comply with all the provisions of the Uniform Landlord Tenant Act/Ordinance. The occupant shall promptly notify the owner of any deficiencies and violations of this chapter. All premises shall
renting or leasing the structure. (C) Single occupant. The occupant of a one-family dwelling or of a single-tenant nonresidential structure shall be responsible for extermination on the premises. (D) Multiple occupancy. The owner of a structure containing
discrimination. NATIONAL ORIGIN does not include the concept of United States regionalism.) OWNER. Includes a lessee, sublessee, co-tenant, assignee, managing agent, or other person having the right of ownership or possession, or the right to sell, rent, or lease
this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. AT-RISK TENANT. An occupant of a rental housing unit that is less than 72 months of age and/or a woman
Upon notification of an EBLL, the Department of Public Health shall immediately notify the owner of such at-risk tenant's primary and any secondary residences of a potential lead-based hazard, and the requirement for obtaining a Lead-Hazard
accordance with §§ 32.275 et seq. (B) Emergency actions. Pursuant to LMCO § 32.292, in the instance that an at-risk tenant is in immediate danger of lead exposure, nothing in this chapter shall prevent Louisville Metro from taking immediate action