68-97 Repeal 1303 Regional Building Code

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(b) When any occupant of a room shall quit or surrender it, the operator shall enter the date and time thereof in such register opposite the name of such occupant. Such register shall be kept at all times and open to the inspection of the Building Commissioner or any police officer of the City. 1306.43 HOUSING LICENSE. (a) No person shall let, rent, lease, conduct, operate, occupy, maintain or own any building or portion of any building in which there is one or more rental dwelling units or in which a rooming house is operated, or own any interest therein, unless a housing license as provided in this chapter has been applied for, issued and is in force. (b) Condominium property as the same is defined in Ohio R.C. Chapter 5311, shall be required to obtain a housing license as provided herein, which license shall be obtained by the owner of the condominium property, or by the unit owners association at such time such association has been formed. 1306.44 LICENSE APPLICATION FORM AND FEE. (a) Every application for a housing license shall be on a form approved by the official charged with the enforcement of this Code. It shall state the name and address of the applicant, the nature and extent of his interest in the building for which the license is required, the name and address of the owner of the building, the location of the building, the number of rooms therein, the number of dwelling units therein, the number of rooming units therein and such other information as may be required by the official charged with the enforcement of this Code. (b) The housing license fees shall be as follows: owner-occupied condominium units - two dollars ($2.00); nonowner-occupied condominium units - six dollars ($6.00); owner- occupied three-family dwellings - twenty-five dollars ($25.00); all other structures requiring housing licenses pursuant to Section 1306.43 - twenty dollars ($20.00) per dwelling unit or rooming unit. (c) Housing license fees shall be for the purpose of paying the cost of pedodic inspections and in no case shall the fee provided for herein be less than twenty dollars ($20.00) per building nor more than: Multiple-family buildings and rooming units in which individual suites and/or rooms must be inspected - two thousand dollars ($2,000); Condominium buildings in which common areas, including exteriors, will be inspected - one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500). (d) No housing license shall be required for lawful one and two-family structures occupied by the owners as the owners principal residence. (e) Any 'housing license required pursuant to Section 1306.43 not secured by the applicable dates stated in Section 1306.47(a) and (b) shall incur a late fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) per structure for which the housing license is required. 1306.45 ISSUANCE OF LICENSE. The Building Commissioner shall issue the license applied for if the building and the uses to which it is intended to be put are found to comply in all respects with this Code and all other laws and ordinances. Such license shall be posted at the main entrance of the building for which it is issued. The Building Official may inspect and require compliance in alt respects with this Code and all other laws or ordinances pdor to the issuance of the Housing License. 1306.46 CONTENTS OF LICENSE. Every housing license shall clearly specify the name and address of the person to whom it is issued, the name and address of the owner of the building for which it is issued, the location, the number of dwelling units therein, the number of rooming units therein, the maximum number of roomers permitted therein at any one time and such other information as may be required by the official charged with the enforcement of this Code. 1306.47 LICENSE EXPIRATION. Every housing license shall be secured by and expire not later than the following: 12