(A) Initial implementation of residential Rental Housing Unit inspections may be limited to those Rental Housing Units which have been issued a certificate of occupancy or have passed final inspection by the City in the year 1970 or prior.
(B) Continued implementation may be set forth as follows subject to the recommendation of the City Administrator or his or her designee:
(1) Three years after the adoption of this chapter all residential Rental Housing Units that have been issued a certificate of occupancy or have passed final inspection by the City in the year 1980 or prior may become eligible for routine inspection.
(2) Six years after the adoption of this chapter all residential Rental Housing Units that have been issued a certificate of occupancy or have passed final inspection by the City in the year 1990 or prior may become eligible for routine inspection.
(3) Nine years after the adoption of this chapter all residential Rental Housing Units that have been issued a certificate of occupancy or have passed final inspection by the City in the year 2000 or prior may become eligible for routine inspection.
(4) Twelve years after the adoption of this chapter all residential Rental Housing Units in the City may become eligible for routine inspection.
(C) Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit the ability of the City to inspect Rental Housing Units where a complaint has been submitted or where a history of non-compliance has been established or a reasonable suspicion of a violation addressed in this chapter exists.
(Ord. 942 C.S., passed 6-21-17)