Phoenix — Ch. 22 Art. VI Property Maintenance § 22-366

(a) Nuisance defined. It is hereby declared a nuisance and to be declares against the health, peace and comfort of the village for any property owner, agent or manager to allow or permit the following:
(1) Rental of a commercial, industrial or residential unit or building to a tenant who allows any of the following offenses to occur relating to the tenant, a member of the tenant's household, a guest or other party under control of the tenant: Murder, kidnapping, aggravated kidnapping, prostitution, solicitation of prostitution, pandering, obscenity, sale or possession of child pornography, sale of absence publication, possession of explosives, unlawful use of weapons, sale of firearms, gambling, keeping a gambling place, concealing a fugitive, violation of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, violation of the Cannabis Control Act, or commission of any two or more of any other offenses under the state or under the federal government not specifically listed in the subsection;
(2) Rental of a commercial, industrial or residential unit or building to a tenant who allows any of the following offenses to occur relating to the tenant, members of the tenant's household, a guest or other party under control of the tenant: commission of four or more village ordinance violations in a six-month period or an unreasonably high number of calls for police service including, but not limited to, calls that may fall within the descriptions listed in subsection (a)(1) of this section, that when compared to other properties in the village of similar type, reasonably indicate that the activity at this property is out of character for the area and is impacting the quality of life of those in the area.
(b) Suspension; revocation. The chief of police or the enforcement authority may suspend or recommend revocation of the license issued pursuant to this subdivision and business license if applicable if it appears to his satisfaction from the report of any village officer or village employee making an inspection, or any other available information, that the licensee is violating any law or ordinance, or is in violation of the nuisance section, or is operating in a manner not conducive to the public health, morals or safety. Any suspension of a license may be appealed directly to the president and board of trustees within 15 days of rendering his decision by the village administrator. In the event that the village administrator determines that revocation of the license is appropriate, he shall so forward his recommendation to the village president and board of trustees for their review and determination.
(c) Exemptions. Notwithstanding any other provisions within this chapter, and consistent with the terms and conditions of 65 ILCS 5/1-2-1.5, no property shall be considered a nuisance rental property if the police investigations described in section 22-366 arise from calls for assistance from any victim of domestic abuse or person with a disability. Additionally, no victim of domestic abuse or person with a disability shall be evicted, sanctioned or punished in any way resulting from his or her seeking public assistance or police protection relating to that abuse or condition.