Golden Valley, Minn., Code of Ordinances ch. 16, art. III § 16-60
Maintenance Standards
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Every rental dwelling shall be maintained in accordance with the minimum standards set forth in State law and the City Code, in addition to any other permits issued by the City or by the State.
Golden Valley City Code ch. 16, art. III § 16-60 establishes that all rental dwellings in Golden Valley must meet minimum maintenance standards set by both Minnesota state law and the City Code, as well as any additional conditions attached to city or state permits. The rule applies to every rental dwelling without exception, creating a baseline floor of habitability and upkeep. It does not set a single specific standard itself but instead incorporates by reference the full body of applicable state and local requirements.
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Under Golden Valley City Code ch. 16, art. III § 16-60, operators of rental dwellings are generally expected to stay current with both state housing maintenance codes and Golden Valley's own City Code requirements, as well as any permit conditions attached to their properties. Compliant operators typically conduct regular inspections of their units, address maintenance deficiencies promptly, and keep records of repairs and permit compliance. Reviewing applicable state statutes alongside local code provisions helps ensure that no layer of the overlapping requirements is overlooked.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Golden Valley City Code ch. 16, art. III § 16-60 means that tenants in rental dwellings have a right to housing that meets both state law minimums and Golden Valley's local maintenance standards. If a unit appears to fall below these standards, tenants may have options such as documenting the conditions, notifying the landlord in writing, or contacting the City of Golden Valley to inquire about code enforcement processes. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Minnesota housing law can help explain how this provision interacts with other state and local 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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