(a) An owner of a one-family dwelling or a dwelling unit of a two-family dwelling shall be required to register a minimum of two consecutive years if:
(1) It does not score at least 100 points, out of a possible one hundred 125 points, according to the periodic inspection report scale attached as Exhibit “B;”
(2) It has an inspection score of 100 to 120 points, according to the periodic inspection report scale attached as Exhibit “B,” and violations are not corrected within 30 calendar days; or
(3) An inspection uncovers a fire safety and/or public health and sanitation violation including, but not limited to:
a. Non-working doors, windows or escape routes required for emergency exit;
b. Non-working smoke detectors;
c. Inadequate heated air as required by city code;
d. Inadequate heated water as required by city code;
e. Unsafe or hazardous plumbing systems;
f. Unsafe or hazardous electrical systems; or
g. Hazardous structural conditions that could cause serious bodily injury due to collapse or partial collapse of a dwelling unit’s structural member.
(b) If during the period in which a one-family dwelling or dwelling unit of a two-family dwelling is registered, a subsequent condition that would require registration under subsection (a) above occurs, then the one-family dwelling or dwelling unit of a two-family dwelling shall be subject to all registration requirements of this division and fee requirements as set out in § 7-423(a) of this division for an additional year. The additional registration year shall commence from the date the current period of registration expires.
(Ord. 17827, § 10, passed 10-9-2007)
Editor’s note:
Exhibit “B” is not set out herein, but is on file and available for inspection in the offices of the city.