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§ 11-10-104. Designation of agent by nonresident applicant.
   A license may not be issued or renewed for an applicant who is not a resident of the County unless the applicant has first designated an agent and an alternate agent for the receipt of notices of violation issued pursuant to § 15-5-105 of this Code and for service of process under § 15-5-105. Either the agent or the alternate agent must be a resident of the County, and a nonresident applicant may be designated to fill the other position. The applicant must provide a notarized statement authorizing the agent and the alternate agent to act on the applicant's behalf for the purpose of receiving notices and for service of process under this title and § 15-5-105.
(1985 Code, Art. 22, § 3-105) (Bill No. 25-92; Bill No. 87-19)
§ 11-10-105. Approval by Health Officer.
   (a)   Issuance. The Department of Inspections and Permits may not issue an initial operating license without the approval of the Health Officer. The Health Officer shall approve the issuance of a license if an inspection of the multiple dwelling or rooming house for which the license is sought reveals that the multiple dwelling or rooming house complies with the requirements of Article 15, Title 4 of this Code.
   (b)   Noncompliance after inspection; fee. If a rooming house or multiple dwelling does not comply with the requirements of Article 15, Title 4 of this Code after an initial inspection and one re-inspection, the Health Officer may charge a fee of $80 for a second re-inspection and for any additional inspections needed until the multiple dwelling or rooming house complies with the requirements of Article 15, Title 4 of this Code.
(1985 Code, Art. 22, § 3-106) (Bill No. 25-92; Bill No. 37-95; Bill No. 13-05; Bill No. 87-19)
§ 11-10-106. Term; renewal.
   Each operating license expires on January 31 of the second year following the year of application unless sooner revoked. A license may be renewed for successive periods not to exceed two years each.
(1985 Code, Art. 22, § 3-107) (Bill No. 25-92)
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