Oswego, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 149 § 149-47

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Oswego, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 149 § 149-47
A. No person shall maintain or operate a mobile home court without first having obtained a permit. B. Permit applicants with outstanding violations or unpaid monies. (1) No such permit shall be granted to or renewed for an applicant who is in violation of any City of Oswego code, ordinance or local law (hereinafter "violations") or who owes property taxes, water or sewer fees, special assessments, fines for violations of City ordinances or any other fees or past due monies of any name or nature owed to the City of Oswego (hereinafter "unpaid monies"). (a) The applicant shall have the burden of providing proof in a form acceptable to the department that there are no such violations or unpaid monies. (b) In the event that the applicant has accrued violations or unpaid monies, such permit or renewal thereof shall be denied regardless of whether such violations or unpaid monies relate to a parcel of real property for which the application is made or another parcel owned by applicant or are personal to the applicant. (c) In the event that the applicant has accrued violations or unpaid monies, such permit or renewal thereof shall be denied regardless of whether such violations or unpaid monies occurred or accrued before the effective date of this local law. (d) Such permit, once granted, shall be revoked in the event that the applicant accrues violations or unpaid monies, or violations or unpaid monies are discovered, after the permit is granted. The revocation shall take effect five business days after receipt by the permit holder of notice from the City of Oswego of the pending revocation. Upon such revocation, all permitted activities and privileges shall immediately cease. (e) No application fees shall be refunded upon revocation of the permit. (f) The applicant must reapply for the issuance of such revoked permit by submitting a new application and paying all necessary application fees, and any such permitted activities or privileges may only be resumed once a new permit has been granted. (g) All requirements set forth herein shall also apply to nonperson entities and such permit or renewal thereof shall be denied to an entity, or revoked, if a person with a substantial interest in such entity owes such unpaid monies or has accrued such violations. A "person with a substantial interest" shall mean an ownership interest of more than 10% of, membership on the governing board of, holding an office in or holding the ability to cast or control more than 10% of the votes in such entity. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions contained in this section to the contrary, when in the opinion of the Director of Code Enforcement the issuance of a permit is necessary to prevent harm to life, safety, or the general welfare of the public, the Director of Code Enforcement shall be authorized to issue said permit for the sole and exclusive purpose of bringing such violations into compliance with the Code of the City of Oswego. Nothing contained herein shall relieve the property owner from complying with all other applicable sections of the Code including, without limitation, the provisions contained in this section.
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Plain English

Section 149-47 of Oswego, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 149 establishes that operating a mobile home court in the City of Oswego requires a valid permit, and that permit cannot be issued or renewed if the applicant has any outstanding code violations or unpaid financial obligations to the city. The rule places the burden of proof on the applicant to demonstrate a clean record, and it applies regardless of whether the violations or debts relate to the property in question, another property, or are personal in nature. A permit that has already been granted can be revoked within five business days of notice if new violations or unpaid amounts arise, and all permitted activities must stop immediately upon revocation.

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For Property Managers

Operators of mobile home courts in Oswego should be aware that Section 149-47 requires a current, valid permit before any operation begins or continues. Compliant operators generally ensure that all city code violations across any property they own are resolved and that no property taxes, water or sewer fees, fines, or other city-owed amounts are outstanding before applying or renewing. Operators who hold a substantial interest (more than 10%) in a business entity operating a mobile home court should also confirm that the entity itself and all individuals with significant ownership or governance roles are free of violations and unpaid obligations, since deficiencies tied to any of those parties can trigger denial or revocation under this section.

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

For Tenants

Residents of mobile home courts in Oswego may find Section 149-47 relevant if they have concerns about whether their court is being operated under a valid permit. If a court is operating without a permit, or if a permit has been revoked, tenants can contact the City of Oswego's Department of Code Enforcement to inquire about the permit status of their community. Tenant-rights organizations and legal aid services can help residents understand what options may be available when a mobile home court is found to be operating outside the requirements of this section.

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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Oswego Code § 149-4

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