Brooklyn Park, Minn., Mun. Code Ch. 117 (2026) § 117.45
FEES
Operative Text
License fees are in the amount set by the Council.
('72 Code, § 455:17) (Ord. 1996-795, passed 1-22-96; Am. Res. 2001-188, passed 8-13-01)
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License fees, see AppendixBrooklyn Park Ch. 117 Rental Dwellings § 117.45 establishes that the fees required to obtain a rental dwelling license are not fixed within the ordinance itself, but are instead set by the City Council and listed in a separate fee schedule (the Appendix). This means the specific dollar amounts can be updated by Council action without amending the main ordinance text. The provision serves as the legal anchor connecting the licensing requirement to its associated cost structure.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under Brooklyn Park Ch. 117 § 117.45, operators of rental dwellings are expected to pay the license fee amount currently established by the City Council, which is published in the city's fee schedule Appendix rather than in the ordinance itself. Compliant operators typically verify the current fee amount before submitting a license application or renewal, since Council resolutions can adjust the fee without changing the ordinance text. Checking the most recent Appendix or contacting the city directly helps ensure the correct amount is submitted.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Brooklyn Park Ch. 117 § 117.45 is the provision that ties rental dwelling licensing to a Council-set fee, meaning landlords are required to pay a government-established cost to legally operate a rental unit. Tenants can use the existence of this licensing framework as context when evaluating whether their landlord holds a valid license, which may be relevant if habitability or code-compliance concerns arise. Local tenant-rights organizations or the city's housing office can provide guidance on how licensing status under § 117.45 may relate to tenant protections.
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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