191.18  OWNERS OF RENTAL PROPERTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION OF TENANTS.
   (a)   On or before July 15, 1993, all property owners of rental or leased property who rent to tenants of residential premises or business premises shall file with the Director of Finance, a report showing the names and addresses of each such tenant who occupies residential or business premises within the corporation limits of the City of Campbell as of July 15, 1993.
   (b)   Beginning July 15, 1993, and thereafter, within thirty days after a new tenant occupies residential or business rental property of any kind within the City, all property owners of rental or leased residential or business property who rent to tenants or businesses, shall file with the Director of Finance a report showing the names and addresses of each such tenant or business who occupies residential or business premises within the corporation limits of the City.
   (c)   Beginning July 15, 1993, and thereafter, within thirty days after a tenant vacates a rental or leased residential or business property located within the City, the property owner of such vacated rental or leased property shall file with the Director of Finance, a report showing the date of vacating from the rental or leased residential or business property and identifying such vacating tenant; and providing the forwarding address for such tenant if available.
   (d)   For the purposes of this section, “tenant” means:
      (1)   If there is a written lease or rental agreement, the person or persons who sign the written lease or rental agreement with the owner.
      (2)   If there is an oral lease or rental agreement, the person or persons with whom the owner enters into the oral lease or rental agreement.
   (e)   Any building owned and managed by the not for profit authority and nursing facilities are exempt from these requirements.
   (f)   Whosoever shall violate the provisions of this section effective July 15, 1993 shall for a first offense, pay a fine of not more than fifty dollars ($50.00) per unit; for a second offense, pay a fine of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) per unit; for a third and all subsequent offenses, pay a fine of not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00) per unit.
(Ord. 93-8688.  Passed 6-16-93.)