Creve Coeur CHAPTER 21 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL REGISTRATION § 3-21-9
KEEPING OF RECORDS
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The village clerk shall be responsible for maintaining all rental residential dwelling building and rental residential dwelling unit registration data and provide an annual report to the village board of the number and type of rental residential dwelling buildings in the village, and the number and type of rental residential dwelling buildings added to or deleted from the previous registration roster. The same report shall be provided to the village police and fire departments on an annual basis. (Ord. 634B, 7-9-2025)
Under Creve Coeur CHAPTER 21 § 3-21-9, the village clerk is responsible for maintaining all registration data related to rental residential dwelling buildings and units. Each year, the clerk must produce a report for the village board detailing the number and types of rental properties in the village, as well as any additions or removals from the registration roster since the prior year. That same annual report is also shared with the village police and fire departments.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Creve Coeur § 3-21-9 establishes that the village clerk, not individual landlords, is the keeper of the official rental registration records. However, compliant operators generally ensure their registration information is accurate and up to date so that the clerk's records — and the annual reports derived from them — reflect current ownership, unit counts, and property classifications. Keeping registration details current supports the accuracy of the reports sent to the village board, police, and fire departments.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section § 3-21-9 of Creve Coeur's residential rental registration chapter means that the village maintains an official, annually updated record of rental properties, which is shared with public safety agencies. Tenants may find this registry useful as a reference when verifying whether a property is properly registered with the village. Those with questions about a specific property's registration status can contact the village clerk's office directly or reach out to a local tenant-rights organization for guidance on next steps.
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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