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MI SB0394
Bill
AI Summary
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Inspection of multiple dwellings and rooming houses becomes complaint-driven, with local governments not required to inspect unless receiving a lessee complaint about code violations.
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Maximum inspection interval for multiple dwellings or rooming houses extends from 4 years to 6 years if the most recent inspection found no violations and ownership has not changed during the 6-year period.
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Owners of multiple dwellings or rooming houses with units rented for more than 6 months must register with the enforcing agency within 60 days, providing owner contact information and property location.
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Inspection fees capped at actual, reasonable costs and cannot be charged more than 6 months before inspection; owners not liable for fees if inspection is not performed due to agency failure.
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Inspections of dwellings where children reside must be prioritized and conducted before nonemergency complaint inspections.
Legislative Description
Housing; inspection; multi-unit inspections; make discretionary unless complaint is received and include certain townships within scope of act. Amends secs. 1, 125 & 126 of 1917 PA 167 (MCL 125.401 et seq.).
Housing: inspection
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0014'16 With Immediate Effect
2/17/2016