Rosemont CHAPTER 5: RESIDENTIAL RENTAL REGULATIONS § 4-5-6
ISSUANCE OR DENIAL LICENSES
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A. The Department of Public Safety is authorized, upon application, to issue initial residential rental licenses and to thereafter renew residential rental licenses to the owners of rental dwellings, rental dwelling units, rooming houses or rooming units; provided, that there is compliance with the provisions of this chapter. B. No initial residential rental license shall be issued to an owner unless the owner attends and successfully completes the Crime Free Multi Housing Program seminar, administered by the Department of Public Safety, prior to issuance of the license as provided in section 4-5-12 of this chapter. If the owner is not a natural person, then the Crime Free Multi Housing Program seminar shall be attended by a corporate or association officer if the owner is a corporation or unincorporated association, an officer of a member of the joint venture, if the owner is a joint venture, a partner if the owner is a partnership, or the manager if the owner is a limited liability company or such other person who is approved in writing prior to attendance at the Crime Free Multi Housing Program seminar by the Department. (Ord. 2007-3-6H, 3-6-2007)
Rosemont CHAPTER 5: RESIDENTIAL RENTAL REGULATIONS § 4-5-6 establishes the framework under which the Department of Public Safety may issue and renew residential rental licenses for owners of rental dwellings, units, rooming houses, and rooming units. A key condition for obtaining an initial license is that the owner—or a designated representative if the owner is a business entity—must first attend and successfully complete the Crime Free Multi Housing Program seminar administered by the Department. The type of representative required varies depending on the ownership structure, such as a corporate officer, partner, or LLC manager.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 4-5-6, operators seeking an initial residential rental license in Rosemont must ensure that the appropriate person completes the Crime Free Multi Housing Program seminar before the license is issued. For individual owners, that means personal attendance; for entities such as corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, or LLCs, the provision specifies which officer or representative must attend, and any alternative attendee must receive prior written approval from the Department of Public Safety. Renewal licenses are also subject to ongoing compliance with the chapter's requirements, so maintaining good standing with the Department is a routine part of operating rental property in Rosemont.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
§ 4-5-6 requires that landlords in Rosemont hold a valid residential rental license issued by the Department of Public Safety, and that they have met the Crime Free Multi Housing Program seminar requirement before receiving that license. Tenants who have concerns about whether their landlord holds a proper license may contact the Rosemont Department of Public Safety to inquire about a property's licensing status. Tenant-rights organizations can also help renters understand what remedies or protections may be available when a rental property is operating without a required license under this chapter.
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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