Bloomington, Minn., Code of Ordinances § 14 § 14.548

ENFORCEMENT (Bloomington Time-of-Sale Housing Evaluations and Manufactured Home Park Regulations)

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Operative Text

Bloomington, Minn., Code of Ordinances § 14 § 14.548
If the issuing authority
or enforcement authority
determines that a manufactured home park
, youth camp
or recreational camping area
or unit site
therein violates any requirements of the this Division E or any other article, division or section of this code or applicable state laws, the issuing authority
or enforcement authority
shall provide written notice to both the licensee and the owner of the property in violation, including manufactured home
units, stating the nature of the violations and a deadline for correcting the violations. If upon re-inspection of the licensed premises it is determined that compliance with the notice to correct conditions was not achieved and that a second follow-up inspection is necessary, the enforcement authority
will issue a civil citation in the amount of the re-inspection fee as set forth in the city’s civil fine schedule. Failure to pay the fee will result in a late fee subject to assessment pursuant to § 1.19 of this city code. The issuing authority
or enforcement authority
may issue orders to correct conditions followed by an administrative citation pursuant to §§ 1.10 through 1.19 of this city code to either or both the licensee or owner of the property in violation. In addition, city may initiate appropriate civil and/or criminal actions upon failure of an owner or licensee to correct any violation of the city code or applicable state laws, rules or regulations. Failure to pay outstanding civil fines or fees may result in future license ineligibility.


(Ord. 2010-13, passed 5-17-2010)
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Plain English

Bloomington, Minn., Code of Ordinances § 14.548 establishes an enforcement process for violations found at manufactured home parks, youth camps, recreational camping areas, or individual unit sites. When a violation is identified, the issuing or enforcement authority must deliver written notice to both the licensee and the property owner describing the problem and setting a correction deadline. If a follow-up inspection reveals the violation was not corrected, a civil citation equal to the re-inspection fee is issued, and continued non-compliance can escalate to administrative citations, civil actions, or criminal proceedings. Unpaid fines may also result in the licensee becoming ineligible for future licenses.

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Plain English — not legal advice.

For Property Managers

Operators of manufactured home parks and similar facilities subject to § 14.548 generally maintain records of any written notices received from the issuing or enforcement authority and act promptly to correct identified violations before the stated deadline. Compliant operators document their corrective steps so that a re-inspection confirms compliance, avoiding the civil citation tied to the re-inspection fee and any subsequent administrative citations under §§ 1.10 through 1.19. Staying current on all civil fines and fees is also important, since § 14.548 explicitly links unpaid balances to future license ineligibility.

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

For Tenants

Residents of manufactured home parks or similar facilities covered by § 14.548 have an interest in knowing that the city's enforcement authority can issue written correction notices and civil citations when a licensee or property owner fails to meet code requirements. If conditions at a site appear to violate Bloomington's ordinances or applicable state law, tenants can contact the city's enforcement authority to report concerns and inquire about the status of any outstanding notices. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Minnesota manufactured-home-park law can help residents understand how § 14.548's enforcement process may relate to their situation.

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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Related Rules

§ 5.709
§ 5.709 Administrative process for defining and revising inspection criteria.
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Investigations; records; reports
§ 13
Application of chapter to existing dwellings

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