A. A rental license may be revoked at any time during the occupancy of the rental unit for which the certificate of inspection has been issued, should the code enforcement official determine, following a reasonable investigation, that the unit no longer complies with the provisions of this code. Prior to the revocation of a rental license, the code enforcement division shall provide the owner, agent or manager and the tenant with a written report stating the defects noted during the investigation and providing a reasonable time for the correction of said defects, except when the conditions of the unit pose an immediate threat to the life and safety of the occupants, in which case the director of community development shall issue a notice of revocation to the owner, agent or manager and the tenants immediately and shall then cause the unit to be vacated without delay.
B. If a dwelling unit in a multi-family building is found to be in violation of an ordinance of the village, the village may revoke or suspend the building rental license issued to that building as well as the one issued to the specific unit. The licenses shall remain revoked or suspended until said violation is abated. (Ord. 56-2014, 11-18-2014)