108-11-6 Property Inspection
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A. Initial property inspection. A property applying for its first STR license shall be inspected for compliance with this Chapter, applicable land-use approvals, and applicable building, fire, health, and safety requirements. The Planning Department may designate a
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City inspector, the Building Official, the Fire Authority, or a qualified third-party inspector at the applicant’s expense. Any code deficiencies applicable to the structure based on the year of construction and occupancy, and any health, safety, or welfare issues identified during inspection, shall be resolved to the satisfaction of the reviewing official prior to issuance of an STR license.
B. Renewal inspection.
The City may require inspection prior to renewal of an existing STR license when reasonably warranted by a prior violation, material change in the rental unit or occupancy, increase in requested occupancy, complaint history, lifesafety concern, change in applicable law, or other reasonable basis related to compliance with this Chapter. If the property fails inspection, the owner shall have sixty (60) days to bring the property into compliance unless a shorter period is required due to life-safety concerns. An STR license may be immediately suspended when an inspection identifies an imminent or material life-safety concern. The owner must correct the concern that led to suspension before reinstatement.
C. Inspection after complaint or violation.
If the City receives a complaint or has reasonable grounds to believe a violation exists, the City may request an inspection at a reasonable time to determine compliance. Refusal to allow a lawful inspection may be considered in connection with suspension, renewal denial, revocation, or other remedies available by law.
D. Consent and lawful access.
Inspections under this Chapter shall be conducted by consent, as a condition of license issuance or renewal, during areas and times reasonably related to the licensed activity, or pursuant to lawful administrative inspection authority, including an administrative inspection warrant where applicable. Nothing in this Chapter authorizes unlawful entry.
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