Point-of-sale certification is not required in the following instances:
(A) A property where the certificate of occupancy has been issued by the Building Official within five years prior to the sale of the dwelling unit;
(B) Property sold or transferred by a court ruling, including wills, probate actions, divorce, and estate settlements;
(C) A property that is without buildings or that contains no dwelling or other buildings with plumbing fixtures;
(D) A property sold to a foreclosing mortgagee that holds a mortgage on the dwelling unit.
(E) The transfer does not require the filing of a certificate of real estate value, as prescribed in M.S. § 272.115, subd. 1.
(Ord. 2020-01, passed 2-19-2020)