Bloomingdale CHAPTER 11 RESIDENTIAL DWELLING RENTAL CODE § 4-11-9
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A. Administrative guidelines, rules, and regulations. The Village Administrator may promulgate reasonable administrative guidelines, rules, and regulations to implement and enforce the provisions of this chapter. Any person operating or advertising a residential rental unit who fails to follow any rules or regulations established pursuant to this section is in violation of this chapter. B. Delegation of administrative responsibilities. The Village Administrator may designate one (1) or more employees to: 1. Manage the licensing and license renewal process for residential rental units. 2. Educate residential rental licensees, operators, prospective operators, and the general public about the Village's Residential rental regulations and the responsibilities of license holders. 3. Serve as a liaison with host platform providers. 4. Monitor residential rental uses for compliance with regulations. 5. Coordinate enforcement of regulations and responses to violations. 6. Serve as a point of contact for persons to file complaints about residential rental units or otherwise seek information regarding residential rental unit operations. 7. Carry out other administrative responsibilities necessary for fulfilling the provisions of this chapter. C. Use of outside contractors. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Village Administrator may delegate any of the administrative responsibilities described in this section to an outside contractor, subject to the approval of a contract in compliance with Village requirements. D. Complaint response procedures. If a complaint about a residential rental unit appears to involve an actual or potential violation of the provisions of this article, the person or persons designated to receive complaints shall: 1. Investigate the complaint and take appropriate measures to resolve it, or: a. Forward the complaint to the appropriate staff member, person, department, or agency for investigation and/or direct the complainant to the appropriate staff member, person, department, or agency. b. Maintain contact as needed with the appropriate staff member, person, department, or agency to determine the status of the complaint and how the complaint was resolved. 2. Maintain contact with the complainant, if requested by the complainant, to advise of the actions taken in response to the complaint. 3. Maintain records of complaints for each residential rental unit for the three (3) preceding years. 4. Provide the Village Administrator a monthly report summarizing the status of pending complaints and the resolution of complaints that have been closed since the previous report. (Ord. 2020-36, 12-14-2020; amd. Ord. 2024-45, 11-11-2024)
Bloomingdale CHAPTER 11 § 4-11-9 establishes the administrative framework for the Village's residential rental code. The Village Administrator is authorized to create rules and regulations to implement the chapter, delegate responsibilities to staff or outside contractors, and oversee a complaint-response process. Any operator who fails to comply with rules established under this section is considered in violation of the chapter, and complaints must be investigated, tracked, and reported on a monthly basis.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under Bloomingdale § 4-11-9, compliant rental operators stay current with any administrative guidelines, rules, or regulations issued by the Village Administrator, since failure to follow those rules constitutes a chapter violation. Operators generally maintain awareness of the licensing and renewal processes managed by designated Village staff, and they respond promptly to any complaint investigations initiated under this section. Keeping accurate records and cooperating with designated staff or contractors helps demonstrate ongoing compliance with the chapter's administrative requirements.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Bloomingdale § 4-11-9 establishes a formal complaint-response process that residents can use to report potential violations at a residential rental unit. Designated Village staff are required to investigate complaints, forward them to the appropriate department or agency if needed, and maintain contact with complainants who request updates on the status of their complaint. Tenants who believe a violation has occurred may file a complaint through the Village's designated contact point, and records of complaints must be retained for three preceding years — options for further assistance include contacting a local tenant-rights organization or consulting the Village Administrator's office for information about the process.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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