Carpentersville — Ch. 5.36 Residential Rental Licensing Program § 5.36.080

A. When a licensing inspection of a residential rental property reveals any violation of the minimum standards of the village, the owner shall comply with such minimum standards within thirty (30) days of the licensing inspection.
B. The code official shall issue the correction notice in person or to the property owner or property agent by regular U.S. mail at the last address provided on the most recent license application. Said notice shall include the following:
1. The property address of the residential rental property;
2. A statement listing the violations of the minimum standards;
3. The date by which the owner or authorized representative shall complete the work and have the violations corrected, re-inspected and approved by the village; and
4. An explanation that, if the owner or property agent has not corrected the violations or scheduled a re-inspection within the deadline, the license may be denied, the temporary certificate revoked and enforcement actions taken in accordance with section 5.36.140 .
C. The license applicant shall schedule a licensing follow-up inspection on or before the compliance deadline.
D. If stated violations have been satisfactorily corrected and the crime-free housing seminar has been completed, a license shall be issued.
E. Failure to comply with the findings of any licensing inspection may result the license being denied, the temporary certificate being revoked and enforcement action in accordance with section 5.36.140 .
F. A re-inspection fee as set forth in Chapter 20.02 , "Fees," section 20.02.010 , "License and permit fees" of this Code shall be charged for each inspection conducted after the first re-inspection.