Sun River Terrace — Ch. 18 Art. IV Rental Properties § 18-100

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Sun River Terrace — Ch. 18 Art. IV Rental Properties § 18-100
(a) Purpose . It is the purpose of the Village of Sun River Terrace Rental Registration Program adopted herein to collect current and accurate information identifying existing rental properties and to assist with efforts of the village officials and departments, including public works, public property, village clerk and mayor in maintaining accurate records of residential rental properties and their tenants to enable said officials and departments to perform their respective duties. Its additional purpose is to ensure all village ordinances are adhered to.
(b) Scope . This article applies to any dwelling unit and its accessory units that are leased as rental (individual houses, public housing or multiple units) units within the Village of Sun River Terrace.
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Plain English

Sun River Terrace Chapter 18, Article IV, § 18-100 establishes a Rental Registration Program whose stated goals are to maintain accurate, up-to-date records of residential rental properties and their tenants within the village. The program is designed to help village departments—including public works, the village clerk, and the mayor's office—carry out their official functions. Its coverage extends to all types of dwelling units rented within village limits, including single-family homes, public housing, and multi-unit buildings, along with any accessory units tied to those rentals.

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For Property Managers

Under Sun River Terrace Ch. 18 Art. IV § 18-100, operators of any rental dwelling in the village—whether a single house, a unit in a multi-family building, or public housing—fall within the scope of the Rental Registration Program. Compliant operators generally keep their registration information current and accurate so that village departments can maintain proper records. Staying registered and up to date also supports adherence to all other applicable village ordinances, which is an explicit goal of this article.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Sun River Terrace Ch. 18 Art. IV § 18-100 signals that the village maintains records of rental properties and their tenants as part of its Rental Registration Program, which can be a useful reference point for tenants seeking to verify that their unit is properly registered. Tenants who have questions about whether their dwelling falls under this article—which covers individual houses, multi-unit buildings, public housing, and accessory units—may wish to contact the village clerk's office, which is one of the departments named in the provision. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with local ordinances can also help tenants understand how the registration program intersects with other village rules that landlords are required to follow.

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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