(a) Whenever the director of planning and development services determines that a short-term rental unit has failed to meet the requirements of any applicable city ordinance, the city shall proceed with enforcement as provided within the applicable ordinance. The city may suspend a residential rental permit issued for a short-term rental unit that has been subject to two health, nuisance or other code violations resulting in citations and fines payable to the city within the previous one year, excluding any notices or violations issued pursuant to § 96.100 or §§ 94.041, 94.043 and 94.044 of this Code, as to any property in the city. The suspension shall be rescinded once the permittee has provided a corrective action plan that is satisfactory to the director of planning and development services. In addition to all other remedies, the city may seek to enjoin any unit from being operated as a residential rental unit that is not properly permitted by the city.
(b) The city shall provide each permittee access to information that details any code violation(s), correction(s) and any other information deemed appropriate by the director of planning and development services.
(1992 Code, § 11-114) (Ord. 111-03, passed 11-17-2003; Ord. 58-07, passed 4-16-2007; Ord. 49-11, passed 7-5-2011; Ord. 74-17, passed 8-8-2017; Ord. 109-23, passed 11-21-2023)