Burnsville, Minn., Mun. Code ch. 3-15 (2026) § 3-15-4
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3-15-4-1: Rental License 3-15-4-2: Property Management License HISTORY Adopted by Ord. 1585 on 4/28/2023
Section 3-15-4 of Burnsville's Rental Licensing chapter establishes two distinct license categories that apply to rental housing activity: a Rental License and a Property Management License. Adopted by Ordinance 1585 on April 28, 2023, this provision sets the framework requiring that both rental properties and their management operations be formally licensed within the city. The rule signals that operating or managing rental housing in Burnsville without the appropriate license is not permitted under Chapter 3-15.
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Under § 3-15-4, property owners in Burnsville are generally expected to obtain a Rental License before renting out residential units, and those who engage in property management activities may also need to secure a Property Management License. Compliant operators typically confirm which license category applies to their specific role and ensure all required licenses are active before collecting rent or managing units. Reviewing the full requirements of Chapter 3-15 with the relevant city department helps operators stay current with Burnsville's licensing obligations.
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Section 3-15-4 of Burnsville's rental code means that landlords and property managers operating in the city are required to hold valid licenses, which can be a meaningful protection for renters. Tenants who suspect their landlord or property manager is operating without the required Rental License or Property Management License under Ch. 3-15 may have the option to file a complaint with the city or raise the licensing violation through appropriate local channels. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Burnsville's ordinances can help renters understand what remedies or protections may be available in connection with unlicensed rental activity.
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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