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IN HB1214
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/11/2010
Primary Sponsor
Matthew Bell
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AI Summary
- Prohibits political subdivisions from requiring licensing or registration of residential rental property owners
- Bars local governments from imposing fees for initial exterior inspections, initial interior inspections (whether requested by owner/tenant or under inspection order), initial annual inspections under rental unit programs, or initial follow-up inspections when violations have been corrected
- Requires investigations or inspections of rental units to have probable cause of a regulation violation; conditions visible in plain view that appear to violate regulations may establish probable cause
- Mandates a public hearing before adopting any new landlord-tenant regulation, with notice posted on the political subdivision's website at least 14 days prior and mailed to rental unit owners and associations at least 20 days prior
- Requires a three-fourths vote of the legislative body to adopt any new residential lease regulation; applies to regulations adopted after July 1, 2010
Legislative Description
Regulation of residential landlords/tenants.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Judiciary
1/11/2010
Full Bill Text
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