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CITY OF
BROOKLYN CENTER
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING CHAPTER 12
OF THE CITY CODE OF
ORDINANCES REGARDING
RENTAL LICENSING
Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held on the
8th day of October, 2018, at 7:00
p.m. or as soon thereafter as the
matter may be heard at City Hall,
6301 Shingle Creek Parkway, to
consider an ordinance related to
rental licensing.
Auxiliary aids for handicapped
persons are available upon re-
quest at least 96 hours in advance.
Please notify the City Clerk at 763-
569-3306 to make arrangements.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Article I. Brooklyn Center City
Code, Section 12-901(7) is hereby
amended as follows:
7. License Category Criteria.
License type will be determined
on the basis of established crite-
ria based on Police incidents and
property Code and nuisance viola-
tions as recommended by the City
Manager and approved by the City
Council as City ooli�. A copy of
the Citypolicy shall be distributed
to each licensee.
Article IL Brooklyn Center City
Code, Section 12-910(3)(0 is here-
by amended as follows:
f. excessive police calls for ser-
vice in accordance with criteria de-
termined by the City Manager and
approved by the City Council as
City policy, based on the number
and nature of the calls when, after
owner notification, the owner has
failed to supply an appropriate writ-
ten action plan to reduce the police
calls for service
Article III. Brooklyn Center City
Code, Section 12-910(4) is hereby
amended as follows:
4. License Action Sections. Re-
vocation, suspension, and non -re-
newal may be brought under either
this Section or Section 12-911, or
both. Each Section provides an in-
dependent basis on which to take
a license action and only the mom
cedures required of the particular
Section being relied upon must be
followed to pursue the action.
Article IV. Brooklyn Center City
Code, Section 12-913 is hereby
amended as follows:
Section 12-913. TYPE IV PRO-
VISIONAL LICENSES.
1. Elicilbility, Rental properties
that meet the provisional licensing
criteria as described in Section 12-
901 are eligible only for provisional
licenses.
2. Monthly Report. The City will
provide by mail to each licensee a
monthly report of any police and
fire calls and incidents and appli-
cable property Code violations as
described in Section 12-901.
3. Mitigation Plan. The appli-
cant for a provisional license must
submit for Geuneii Compliance
Official review and approval a mit-
igation plan for the license period.
The mitigation plan shall describe
steps proposed by the applicant
to reduce the number of police and
fire calls and/or the property Code
issues described in Section 12-901
and 12-911 to a level that qualifies
for a Type I, II, or III license. The
mitigation plan may include such
steps as changes in tenant screen-
ing procedures, changes in lease
terms, security measures, rules and
regulations for tenant conduct, se-
curity personnel, and time frame to
Implement all phases of the Crime
Free Housing Program. The Com-
pliance Official may require modifi-
cations to the proposed mitigation
Alan to ensure it effectively ad-
dresses the issues that resulted in
the applicant not being eligible for
a different type of license. An ap�
01cant may appeal the Compliance
Officer's decision regarding the
mitioation plan by filing a written
appeal within 10 days of the date
of the decision. The appeal must
state the reasons for the appeal.
the alleged error, and the relief be
Ing sought from the appeal.
4. Council Consideration. The
Council shall act on whether to
approve the application. Approval
of the license shall be conditioned
on compliance with the mitigation
plan as approved by the Comdl-
ance Official. If the applicant filed
a timely appeal of the Compliance
Official's decision regarding the
mitigation plan. the Council shall
hear the appeal and may uphold.
overturn, or amend the Compliance
Official's decision.
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5. Compliance with Mitigation
Plan. The licensee shall comply
with the mitigation plan as ap-
proved oras modified by the Coun-
cil as a result of an appeal. Fail-
ure to implement and comply with
the mitigation plan shall constitute
sufficient grounds for a license
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Article V. Brooklyn Center City
Code, Section 12-914 is hereby
amended as follows:
Section 12-914. CRIME FREE
HOUSING PROGRAM. For the
purpose of this Chapter, the Crime
Free Housing Program shall mean
the nationally recognized program,
unless otherwise indicated. The
phases of the program include, but
are not limited to, the conditions set
forth below.
1. Phase 1. For license catego-
ries other than Type I, an owner,
manager, or local agent responsi-
ble for the operation of the rental
property must complete the Phase
I training of the Crime Free Hous-
ing Program or a similar course
approved by the City Manager.
Certification as a rental property
manager may also satisfy this re-
quirement. Phase I includes the
following:
a. Attend an eight-hour crime -
free housing course presented by
police, fire, public housing and
others.
b. Use a written lease including
the Minnesota Crime Free Housing
Lease Addendum.
c. Check the criminal back-
ground of all prospective tenants
and, upon request, provide a copy
of Third Party Background Check
procedures for Tenants.
d. Actively pursue the eviction of
tenants who violate the terms of the
lease and/or the Crime Free Lease
Addendum.
2. Phase It. Includes Phase I
plus the following:
a. Complete a Security Assess-
ment and complete the security
improvements recommended. This
phase will certify that the rental
property has met the security re-
quirements for the tenant's safety.
b. Attend a Fninimum ef 25 per
tion Meetings.
3. Phase Ill. Includes Phases I
and II plus the following:
a. For properties with more than
four units, conduct resident training
annually for the residents where
crime watch and crime prevention
techniques are discussed.
b. For properties with more than
four units, hold regular resident
meetings.
c.
Attend a rnlnimufn of 60 per
cent of GwneWManagers Asseela
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that has received consecutive Type
IV rental licenses, the applicant,
owner, or local agent is required to
schedule and attend an inspection
consultation at the property.
Article VI. Brooklyn Center City
Code, Section 12-915 is hereby
amended as follows:
Section 12-915. CRIME FREE/
DRUG FREE HOUSING LEASE
ADDENDUM REQUIREMENTS.
All tenant leases, except for state
licensed residential facilities, shall
contain the Crime Free/Drug Free
Housing Lease Addendum in a
form approved by the City. The
Crime Free/Drug Free provisions
are in addition to all other terms of
the lease and do not limit or replace
any other provisions. These lease
provisions shall be Incorporated
into every new and renewed lease
for a tenancy beginning April 1,
2010. Failure of a licensee to en-
force a single violation of the terms
of the addendum shall constitute
sufficient grounds for action on a
license under Section 12-910.
Article VII. This Ordinance shall
become effective after adoption
and upon thirty (30) days following
its legal publication.
Adopted this day of 2018.
By: /s/ Mayor
ATTEST By:
City Clerk
Date of Publication
Effective Date
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deleted, double underline indicates
new matter.)
Published in the
Brooklyn Center Sun Post
September 20, 2018
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