Clarendon Hills — Ch. 29 Multifamily Rental Property Regulations § 29.3
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Nothing in this chapter shall limit or prohibit the authority of Village officers or employees from enforcing any other provision of this Village Code or any state or federal law under their jurisdiction. None of the inspection provisions shall prohibit, condition, or otherwise limit any inspection conducted under any other provision of this Village Code or other applicable law.The provisions of this section shall apply to all dwellings in the Village of Clarendon Hills containing four or more rental dwelling units. Every dwelling containing four or more rental dwelling units, or part thereof, shall conform to the requirements of this section, regardless of the class to which such building may otherwise belong, and regardless of when such dwelling may have been constructed, altered or repaired. This section establishes registration requirements and minimum standards for the human habitation or occupancy of rental dwelling units and dwellings containing four or more rental dwelling units in the village, and does not replace or modify the standards otherwise established for the construction, replacement or repair of buildings contained in the building ordinances of the village, except such as are in conflict with the provisions of this section. HISTORY Adopted by Ord. 25-06-12 on 6/16/2025
Clarendon Hills Ch. 29 § 29.3 establishes that the multifamily rental property regulations apply to all residential buildings within the Village of Clarendon Hills that contain four or more rental dwelling units, regardless of when those buildings were constructed, altered, or repaired. The chapter sets registration requirements and minimum habitability standards for those properties, while leaving other Village Code provisions, building ordinances, and state or federal laws fully intact and independently enforceable. Village officers and employees retain full authority to conduct inspections and enforce other applicable laws alongside this chapter.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under Clarendon Hills Ch. 29 § 29.3, operators of residential buildings with four or more rental units in Clarendon Hills are subject to the registration requirements and minimum habitability standards established by this chapter, no matter how old the building is or what construction class it falls under. Compliant operators generally ensure their properties meet both the requirements of this chapter and any other applicable Village Code provisions or building ordinances, since this section does not replace those separate obligations. Village officers retain independent authority to inspect and enforce other codes concurrently, so maintaining compliance across all applicable regulations is part of standard property management practice in Clarendon Hills.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Clarendon Hills Ch. 29 § 29.3 means that tenants living in buildings with four or more rental units in Clarendon Hills are covered by the registration and minimum habitability standards this chapter creates, regardless of the building's age or construction type. Because Village officers can enforce this chapter alongside other Village Code provisions and state or federal law, tenants may have multiple regulatory frameworks available when conditions fall short of required standards. Tenants who believe their building is not in compliance with § 29.3 may consider contacting the Village of Clarendon Hills directly, consulting a local tenant-rights organization, or reviewing other applicable state and local protections to understand the full range of options available.
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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