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3/14/2016
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Ordinance Addressing Landlord Registration Program <br />Page 3 <br />Sec. 6 -42 Registration Required and Elements of the Landlord Registration Program.3 <br />(a) Beginning September 15, 2016, all owners or landlords of rental units within the city must begin to <br />register with the Department of Code Enforcement via a method or form prescribed by the department. <br />However, to assist in the first -time implementation of the regulations under this Article, for calendar <br />year 2016 only, registration shall be extended to December 30, 2016. The registration form shall include <br />the following: <br />(1) The name, telephone number, and the commercial domicile address of the owner's physical business <br />location. Additional listing of a secondary address which is not required to be physical, may also be <br />given when used for availability to the public; <br />(2) The name and address of: <br />a. The person(s) residing in Indiana authorized to manage the rental unit; and <br />b. The person listed as the "responsible party" with the Internal Revenue Service; 4 and <br />c. The person who is authorized to act as agent for the owner for purposes of service of process and <br />receiving and receipting for notices and demands on record with the Indiana Secretary of State's <br />Business Services Division; and <br />d. The property manager, if any, licensed by the Indiana Real Estate Commissions <br />(3) Real property tax identification key number of each rental unit and /or rental unit community which <br />the owner or landlord is submitting for registration purposes under this Article; <br />(4) An affirmation of whether or not the rental units, the real property of which the rental units are a <br />part, and any other rental unit property owned or registered by the owner in the city, are subject to <br />any un- remediated citation or violation of the state and local codes and ordinances; <br />(5) An affirmation of whether or not there is more than one (1) delinquent payment of real property <br />taxes, assessments, or penalties (other than those that are the subject of an ongoing appeal or <br />bankruptcy proceeding) with respect to the property or any other rental unit property owned or <br />registered by the owner in the city; <br />3 All landlords and owners are also required to comply to the applicable provisions of the City of South Bend's Human Rights <br />Ordinance which are codified in South Bend Municipal Code § 2 -126 through § 2- 132.1., as well as applicable provisions of federal <br />and state laws which include but are not limited to the Fair Housing Act which is Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 codified at <br />42 United States Code § 3601 et seq.; the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 codified.at 42 United States Code § 4151, et seq.; Title II <br />of the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), codified at 42 United States Code § 12131, et seq.; and the Indiana Civil <br />Rights Act codified at Indiana Code § 22 -9 -5. <br />4 The Internal Revenue Service requires the disclosure of the "name and taxpayer identification number of the true responsible party <br />for the entity requesting an Employer Identification Number (EIN) ". <br />s Indiana Code § 25 -34.1 sets for the Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons state law. Property management is covered under the <br />broker and salesman's licenses by including renting, leasing, and managing covered activities. Limited exemptions are provided for <br />such as "owners who only regulate activities are in relation to a maximum of 12 apartment units located on a single or contiguous <br />parcels of land may rent them without a license ". <br />
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