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- Taylorsville
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- Taylorsville City Council
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- Notice Title
- Newly Adopted Ordinance
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- Business, Housing and Community Development
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- Event Start Date & Time
- February 6, 2023 03:00 PM
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- February 6, 2023 03:00 PM
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- 02/06/23 03:00 PM
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- TAYLORSVILLE, UTAH ORDINANCE NO. 23-01 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TAYLORSVILLE AMENDING TAYLORSVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 5.06: BUSINESS LICENSE FEES AND CHAPTER 5.76: RENTAL DWELLING UNIT TO REMOVE GOOD LANDLORD PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. WHEREAS the Taylorsville City Council (the 'Council') met during its regularly scheduled meeting on February 1, 2023, to consider, among other things, amending TAYLORSVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE Chapter 5.06: Business License Fees and Chapter 5.76: Rental Dwelling Unit to remove Good Landlord program requirements; and WHEREAS UTAH CODE ANN. §10-1-203.5 permits a municipality to offer a Good Landlord program intended to encourage business practices that are designed to reduce the disproportionate cost of municipal services to residential rental units by offering a disproportionate rental fee reduction for any residential landlord who (1) completes a landlord training program provided by the municipality (or is exempt under state law); (2) implements measures to reduce crime in rental housing as specified in a municipal ordinance or policy; and (3) operates and manages rental housing in accordance with an applicable municipal ordinance; and WHEREAS in 2010, the City engaged Lewis, Young, Robertson & Burningham, a municipal financial advisory and consulting firm, to research the Good Landlord program and determined that implementing a Good Landlord program would be beneficial to the City's citizens; and WHEREAS, currently, only approximately 65% of the City's landlords participate in the Good Landlord program; it is also difficult to track which participant landlords are obtaining and renewing required training; additionally, approximately 30% of Good Landlord program participants are the subject of at least one (1) or more complaints per year; and WHEREAS trends within the Salt Lake Valley and the State of Utah are moving away from municipal Good Landlord programs; and WHEREAS the City expects all Taylorsville landlords to be good landlords, not just those formally participating in the Good Landlord program; and WHEREAS, after careful consideration, the Council has determined that it would be in the best interest of the health, safety, and welfare of the City's citizens to amend TAYLORSVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE Chapter 5.06: Business License Fees and Chapter 5.76: Rental Dwelling Unit to remove Good Landlord program requirements. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Taylorsville City Council that the proposed amendments, as articulated hereunto, to TAYLORSVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE Chapter 5.06: Business License Fees and Chapter 5.76: Rental Dwelling Unit are hereby approved and shall take effect as soon as it shall be published or posted as required by law, deposited, and recorded in the office of the City Recorder. TAYLORSVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE Chapter 5.06: Business License Fees 5.06.010: DEFINITIONS: FEE SCHEDULE: The business license ordinance fee schedule adopted pursuant to section 5.06.040 of this chapter, as the same may be amended from time to time. PER LOCATION: For the purposes of this title, 'per location' means a site occupied by a business, rental dwelling unit, or multiple rental dwelling units. ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT (ADU), INTERNAL: A self-contained dwelling unit that is incorporated within the single-family dwelling that maintains complete independent living facilities for one family (see definition of 'Family'), including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation (i.e., separate kitchen). An internal ADU is part of the single-family dwelling and is not a duplex or multi-family unit. DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY: A building arranged or designed to include only one dwelling unit occupied by one family (see definition of 'Family'), including an accessory dwelling unit which may be approved as provided elsewhere in this code. DWELLING, MULTIPLE-FAMILY: A building arranged or designed to include three (3) or more dwelling units, each to be occupied by one family (see definition of 'Family'), living independently in which they may or may not share common entrances and/or other spaces. Individual units may be owned as condominiums or offered for rent. DWELLING, MULTIPLE-UNIT: A building or portion thereof designed for occupancy by three (3) or more families (see definition of 'Family'), living independently in which they may or may not share common entrances and/or other spaces. Individual units may be owned as condominiums or offered for rent. 5.06.020: EXEMPTIONS: No license fee shall be imposed under this chapter upon businesses which are exempt from both property taxes and privileges taxes or upon any person engaged in business that is specifically exempt from licensing by political subdivisions under the laws of the United States or the state of Utah; nor shall any such fee be imposed upon any person doing business within the city who has paid a like or similar license tax or fee to some other governmental unit within the state, which governmental unit exempts from its license tax or fee, by written interlocal cooperation agreement, businesses domiciled in the city and doing business in such unit. 5.06.030: LICENSE FEE: There is hereby levied upon the business of every person engaged in business in the city at a place of business within the city, not otherwise in this title specifically provided, an annual license fee for 'general or temporary business license,' plus fees for additional regulatory services and disproportionate fees as provided in section 5.06.040 of this chapter. 5.06.040: GENERAL BUSINESS LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE: A fee schedule specifying the various fees under this title is set forth in chart 5.06.040 of this section. The fee schedule may be amended from time to time by the city council. CHART 5.06.040 GENERAL BUSINESS LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE All business licensees are subject to the following general and temporary business license fees. The annual general business license fees levied and imposed hereunder include, but not limited to, business license application and registration process, issuance of licenses, collection of fees, monitoring records, preparing business reports, and verifications. Ordinance Reference License Category New Application/Renewal Fee Amount Comment 5.06.040 General business license (excluding home occupations, temporary license, rental dwelling units, restaurants 5,000 sq. ft. or larger, and department stores 12,000 sq. ft. or larger) $137.00 New application, per location $78.00 Renewal 5.06.040 and 5.54.030 Home occupations: Class A $75.00 New application $50.00 Renewal Class B $75.00 New application $50.00 Renewal Class C $80.00 New application $50.00 Renewal Class D (5 or less children) $100.00 New application $75.00 Renewal Class D (6 or more children) $100.00 New application $100.00 Renewal 5.06.040 and 5.76 Rentals - dwelling units (includes all rental dwellings except single-family rental dwellings, and family rentals, and ADU's) $90.00 New application, per location $85.00 Renewal, per location Rentals - family rentals and ADU's $0.00 New application and renewal Single-family rental dwellings $20.00 New application $20.00 Renewal 5.06.040 & 5.86.100 Solicitors $145.00 New application $145.00 Renewal 5.06.040 & 5.14.040 Temporary licenses $113.00 Per location Fireworks $157.00 Per location 5.06.040 & 5.77.030 Restaurants (5,000 sq. ft. or larger) $225.00 New application $225.00 Renewal 5.06.040 & 5.90.030 Department stores (12,000 sq. ft. or larger) $224.00 New application $83.00 Renewal fee In addition to the fees described above, the following businesses are subject to the additional annual fee described below for regulatory services involving registering, monitoring, reporting, and licensing: Ordinance Reference License Category Fee Amount 5.24.240 Establishment name change $25.00 5.24.250 New location transfer $35.00 DISPROPORTIONATE BUSINESS LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE In addition to the fees described above, the following businesses are subject to the additional annual fees described below for the disproportionate cost of providing police and fire services: Ordinance Reference License Category Fee Amount Comment 5.14.160 Temporary fireworks stand $162.00 Per location 5.24 Alcoholic product license: $250.00 Per location 5.28 Amusement halls and devices $330.00 Per location 5.97 Automotive $414.00 5.88 Construction and manufacturing trades $25.00 5.89 Convenience stores with gasoline $800.00 5.90 Department stores/big box $2,000.00 5.95 Family services $50.00 5.36 Financial institutions $889.00 Per location 5.96 Food services $225.00 Per location 5.98 Full-service grocery stores $2,000.00 5.60 Hotel or motel $83.00 Per room 5.93 Medium retail and wholesale sales $300.00 5.64 Mobile home parks $0.00 Per unit/pad 5.66 Movie theaters $330.00 Per location 5.70 Nursing and convalescent homes $20.00 Per business, per bed Personal services (less than 50 employees) $25.00 Personal services (51 to 200 employees) $100.00 Personal services (201 or more employees) $250.00 5.94 Professional/business services (less than 50 employees) $50.00 Professional/business services (51 to 200 employees) $100.00 Professional/business services (201 or more employees) $250.00 5.76 Rental dwelling units $70.00 Per unit Participants of the good landlord program (single-family home rentals) 0.00 Per unit Participants of the good landlord program (except single-family home rentals) 15.00 Per unit Nonparticipants of the good landlord program 70.00 Per unit 5.77 Restaurant $225.00 Per location 5.92 Small retail and wholesale $50.00 5.06.050: FEE PAYMENTS; DELINQUENCY PENALTIES: A. Business license fees for new businesses shall be due and payable upon making application to the license department. The application shall not be processed until the fee is paid. B. Business license fees for renewal businesses shall be due and payable each year on or before the last day of the month in which the license was originally issued. If the license fee is not paid by the due date, a twenty five percent (25%) penalty of the amount of the fee shall be added to the original amount due. If the fee is still not paid within one month after the due date, a one hundred percent (100%) penalty of the amount of the fee shall be added to the original amount due. If the fee plus penalty is still not paid within two (2) months of the due date, the business shall be considered to be operating without a business license in violation of this title, subject to criminal prosecution for every day of operation after two (2) months from the due date and the license fee, if a license is granted thereafter, shall be doubled. C. Penalty fees may be appealed to the license official in writing who may, for good cause shown, refund all or part of the applicable penalty fee that has been paid. The decision of the license official may be appealed to the board of license equalization as set forth in chapter 5.16 of this title. The board of license equalization may, upon good cause shown, order that all or part of the applicable penalty fee be refunded. 5.06.060: CIVIL ACTIONS TO RECOVER FEES: A. Where this title requires a license to be obtained from the city, the fee being fixed by ordinance, and where such fee is not paid at the time or in the manner provided in this title, a civil action may be brought in the name of the city against the person failing to pay such license fee, in any court of this state having jurisdiction of such action, to recover the same, any penalties that may attach, the city's reasonable attorney fees incurred in such action, and/or to enjoin further operation by the licensee. Where several amounts for licenses as fixed by any city ordinance shall remain due and unpaid by any person, the amounts may be joined as separate causes of action in the same complaint in a civil action. B. The city attorney shall prepare, bring, and prosecute the civil actions contemplated by this title upon the request of the city. TAYLORSVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE Chapter 5.76: Rental Dwelling Unit 5.76.010: Definition 5.76.020: License Requirements 5.76.030: Application for License 5.76.040: License Fee 5.76.045: License Fee for Family Rentals 5.76.050: Multiple Licenses 5.76.060: Good Landlord Program 5.76.070: Review Process 5.76.080: Minimum Requirements for Participants in The Good Landlords Program 5.76.090: Lease Agreement 5.76.100: Consent to Enter 5.76.110: Effect of License Issuance 5.76.120: Appeals of The Provisions Of The Good Landlord Program 5.76.130: Accessory Dwelling Units 5.76.010: DEFINITIONS: RENTAL DWELLING UNIT: A building or portion of a building that is used or designated for use as a home or residence by one or more persons and available to be rented, loaned, leased, or hired out, with or without consideration, for a period of one month or longer or arranged, designed, or built to be rented, loaned, leased, or hired out for a period of one month or longer, whether or not an owner, agent, or rental manager is in residence. ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT (ADU), INTERNAL: A self-contained dwelling unit that is incorporated within the single-family dwelling that maintains complete independent living facilities for one family (see definition of 'Family'), including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation (i.e., separate kitchen). An internal ADU is part of the single-family dwelling and is not a duplex or multi-family unit. 5.76.020: LICENSE REQUIREMENTS: A. It is unlawful for any person, as an owner, lessee, or agent thereof, to own, operate, or maintain any rental dwelling unit or ADU within the city without a valid license issued pursuant to this chapter. B. If there is more than one owner, including purchasers under contract, each owner shall be jointly and severally liable to obtain the business license for a rental dwelling unit. C. A business license for a rental dwelling unit or ADU is not transferable between persons or structures. D. A business license for a rental dwelling unit shall not be required for a rental dwelling unit which is ordinarily owner occupied but is temporarily rented because: 1. The owner is placed in a hospital, nursing home, assisted living facility, or other similar facility; or 2. The owner has a bona fide, temporary absence of three (3) years or less for activity as temporary job assignments, sabbaticals, or voluntary service. Indefinite periods of absence from the dwelling shall not qualify for this exemption. 3. As used in this subsection, 'owner occupancy' means: a. A retired person who possesses fifty percent (50%) ownership or more in the dwelling and said dwelling is the primary residence of such person; or b. A family trust created for the primary purpose of estate planning by a trustor who created the trust, placing the dwelling in such trust, and whose primary residence is such dwelling. 5.76.030: APPLICATION FOR LICENSE: Applications for a rental dwelling license and ADU's shall be made in writing on forms provided by the city, which shall contain, at a minimum, the following information: A. The street address of all buildings containing rental dwellings, B. The number of buildings and the number of rental dwelling units in each building, C. The maximum number of occupants per unit, and D. A signed statement certifying that all such rental dwelling units comply with applicable safety and building code. 5.76.040: LICENSE FEE: The annual license fee for rental dwelling units shall be specified in section 5.06.040 of this title. A disproportionate service fee shall be paid for each rental dwelling unit as specified in section 5.06.040 of this title. Participants in the good landlord program shall be eligible for a discount on such disproportionate fee. Any owner or authorized agent of a rental dwelling unit may apply for admission into the good landlord program. 5.76.045: LICENSE FEE FOR ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS AND FAMILY RENTALS: The annual license fee for rental dwelling units ADU's and other areas rented to family members shall be specified in section 5.06.040 of this title, provided the owner of the rental dwelling unit satisfies the requirements of section 5.76.080 of this chapter, and certifies that the rental is to a family member, and executes and delivers a good landlord program agreement. For purposes of this section, 'family members' shall mean people related by blood, marriage, or adoption. 5.76.050: MULTIPLE LICENSES: Owners of multiple rental dwelling units or multiple buildings containing rental dwelling units shall be required to obtain only one regulatory business license for the operation and maintenance of those rental dwelling units. 5.76.060: GOOD LANDLORD PROGRAM: The city shall establish a good landlord program that provides discounts toward the participant of certain business licensing fees to owners of rental dwelling units who actually implement a good landlord program to control and prevent illegal activity in rental dwelling units and keep their properties free of code violations. In order to participate in the good landlord program, the applicant must complete the landlord worksheet, execute and deliver a good landlord program agreement, satisfy the requirements of section 5.76.080 of this chapter, and attend and complete a landlord training program that is acceptable to the city every two (2) years. Said training shall be preapproved by the license official and issue an official certificate of participation. Refresher courses may substitute for full training sessions every other two (2) year period. Full training sessions shall be a minimum of four (4) full hours of class time and refresher courses shall be a minimum of two (2) full hours of class time. First time applicants and new owners shall be required to attend and complete such program within six (6) months of the date of application. If through change in employment or ownership of the rental property the attendee of the required training program becomes no longer associated with the said rental property, a new representative of the property shall be required to attend an authorized good landlord training program within three (3) months of the change. 5.76.070: REVIEW PROCESS: A. The discount provided herein is conditioned upon the owner's compliance with the requirements of the good landlord program during the term of the licensing year for which the discount is granted. B. If it is determined that an owner, lessee, or agent of a rental dwelling unit, is not in compliance with the requirements of the good landlord program during any portion of the licensing period for which the discount was given, the owner, together with all his rental dwelling units, shall be disqualified from the program and the discount shall be disallowed and the owner shall be required to pay the full fee for each rental dwelling unit listed on their license application for the year of disqualification. C. After disqualification, the owner may resubmit an application to participate in the good landlord program for the next licensing year, only if the owner has corrected the problems leading to the disqualification and paid all amounts due with respect to the disqualification. 5.76.080: MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPANTS IN THE GOOD LANDLORDS PROGRAM: Participants in the good Landlords program shall operate and manage rental dwelling units and ADU's in accordance with the following requirements: A. Provide at least one operable sink, toilet, tub, and shower, free from leaks and in a sanitary condition with hot water of at least one hundred ten degrees Fahrenheit (110°F). B. Provide at least one operable smoke detector for each room that is occupied or intended for sleeping purposes. C. Provide operable heating facilities sufficient to adequately heat the rental dwelling unit to a temperature of at least seventy-two degrees Fahrenheit (72°F). D. Provide kitchen facility with at least one operative sink, free from leaks with hot water of at least one hundred ten degrees Fahrenheit (110°F) and cooking oven or stove. E. Provide and maintain windows in working order with operable locks and free from cracks or breaks in the glass. Windows shall fit the window openings and be weathertight. F. Assure that the rental dwelling unit is free from insects, termites, and rodents and be responsible for pet control measures when necessary. G. Provide adequate locks to all exterior doors. H. Provide and maintain appropriate garbage receptacles. I. Maintain paint, siding, stucco, brick, etc., in good repair, free from peeling, holes, or cracks. J. Maintain sidewalks, driveways, and walkways in good repair, free from unsafe conditions. K. Maintain fences in good repair, free from graffiti, peeling paint, damage, and able to stand upright as designed without propping or additional support. L. With the exception of ADU's, provide at least two (2) hard-surface off street parking spaces for each rental dwelling unit. Such off-street parking shall not be on landscaping. M. Assure that the rental dwelling unit is in compliance with the requirements of this code. N. Assure that the rental dwelling unit is not a 'nuisance' as defined in title 9, chapter 9.08 of this code. O. Require criminal background checks for each new tenant over eighteen (18) years of age. P. Assure that landlord will pursue prompt eviction of any tenant for violation of any of the provisions of this chapter. Q. Initiate prompt eviction where legally permissible of any tenant for committing any crime related to property damage, illegal drug sales or trafficking, prostitution, violence of any kind, assault, or crimes involving weaponry. R. Encourage annual meetings for rental dwelling tenants, initiated by the rental dwelling owner or the owner's agent, to discuss tenant concerns and review rental dwelling licensing rules. S. Assure no tenant will be retaliated against as a result of reporting violations of a lease agreement, rental dwelling management agreement, or this code. 5.76.090: LEASE AGREEMENT: All landlords participating in the good landlord program shall execute a lease agreement that includes a provision or addendum that explains the aforementioned provisions and requirements of the program. 5.76.100: CONSENT TO ENTER: Upon reasonable cause, the city or its authorized representative shall investigate reports of violations to these provisions of the good landlord program. Submitting an application to participate in the good landlord program constitutes irrevocable consent to the city and its authorized representatives to enter such rental dwelling units and make an inspection to enforce provisions of this chapter. The city or authorized representative shall provide the property owner or property owner's representative a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours' prior notice before the inspection. Prior notice shall be in writing and delivered via certified mail. 5.76.110: EFFECT OF LICENSE ISSUANCE: The issuance of a rental dwelling unit license shall not have the effect of changing the legal status of a rental dwelling, including, but not limited to: a) legalizing an illegally created dwelling unit, use, or other circumstances; or b) recognizing the nonconforming use, structure, or other nonconformity. 5.76.120: APPEALS OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE GOOD LANDLORD PROGRAM: A. Any person shall have the right to appeal to the administrative law judge any decision rendered by the license official regarding any provision of the good landlord program. Such appeal must be submitted in writing within fourteen (14) calendar days of the license official's decision stating the reason for the appeal and requesting a hearing before the administrative law judge. Upon receipt of the appeal request the administrative law judge shall set a date for a public meeting to consider the request. B. The administrative law judge after proper review of the decision by the license official may affirm, reverse, or alter the decision of the license official. (Ord. 10-33, 11-10-2010) 5.76.130: ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS: A. Purpose. The purpose of this section is to set forth rules and regulations governing the issuance of rental business licenses to accessory dwelling units located within single-family dwellings in residential zoning districts within the City. B. Accessory Dwelling Unit Requirements. In order to qualify for a rental business license, all accessory dwelling units within single-family dwellings in residential zones within the City must comply with the following: 1. Accessory dwelling units shall only be allowed within the building footprint of a detached single-family dwelling. Accessory dwelling units shall not be allowed in a duplex, triplex, apartment, or any other structure that contains more than one dwelling unit. 2. A minimum of one (1) off-street vehicle parking space is required for an accessory dwelling unit. This space shall be in addition to those required for the primary dwelling and shall comply with the City's parking standards. 3. Accessory Dwelling Units shall only be allowed on a lot containing 6,000 or more square feet. 4. An accessory dwelling unit shall not be allowed in a mobile home. 5. Only one (1) accessory dwelling unit shall be permitted per lot. 6. Accessory dwelling units shall not be used as short-term rentals; any rental of an accessory dwelling unit shall be for a period of at least thirty (30) days. 7. Accessory dwelling units shall be designed in a manner that does not change the appearance of the primary dwelling as a single-family dwelling. 8. Installation of a separate utility meter to service an accessory dwelling unit is prohibited. 9. Establishing a separate mailing address for an accessory dwelling unit is prohibited. 10. Accessory dwelling units shall comply with all applicable building, health, and fire codes. 11. A building permit is required for the installation of any of the features listed below and any other construction related to the accessory dwelling unit. All construction must meet current building codes and shall, at a minimum, comply with the following standards prior to receiving a business license: a. Contain separate living facilities from the primary dwelling unit, including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and bathing; b. Provide ingress and egress to the accessory dwelling unit through a minimum 32-inch-wide side-hinged door without requiring travel through a garage; c. Provide wall and floor/ceiling fire separation between the accessory dwelling unit and the primary dwelling unit with at least half-inch gypsum or equivalent; d. Accessory dwelling unit occupants shall have access to the plumbing, HVAC, and electrical controls for the accessory dwelling unit; e. Provide a written statement from a licensed HVAC professional stating the HVAC system is sufficient for the accessory dwelling unit and the primary dwelling unit; f. Provide separation of electrical systems. The branch circuits supplying the accessory dwelling unit must be accessible to the accessory dwelling unit occupants; g. Provide sleeping rooms with emergency openings; and h. Provide interconnected smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. 12. Prior to occupancy of an accessory dwelling unit, a business license must be obtained in accordance with Taylorville Municipal Code, Title 5: Business Licenses and Regulations and Taylorsville Municipal Code, Title 13: Land Development Code. 13. An active business license shall be maintained for as long as the accessory dwelling unit exists. Upon sale of the property, the new owner shall be required to secure reauthorization of the accessory dwelling unit by obtaining a new business license. 14. Single-family dwellings in which an accessory dwelling unit is located require the property owner to occupy either the primary dwelling or the accessory dwelling unit. Therefore, applications for an accessory dwelling unit shall include evidence of owner occupancy. An applicant must submit any two (2) of the following documents as proof of owner occupancy; a. Bank statement (dated within 60 days); b. Court documents; c. Current mortgage or rental contract; d. Major credit card bill (dated within 60 days); e. Property tax notice (statement or receipt dated within one (1) year); f. School transcript (dated within 90 days); g. Utility bill (billing date within 60 days); cell phone bills will not be accepted; or h. Valid Utah vehicle registration or title. 15. The City may record a notice with Salt Lake County to alert a future owner of the regulations for the accessory dwelling unit. The City shall, upon recording such a notice, deliver a copy of the notice to the owner of the accessory dwelling unit. The recorded notice shall include the following: a. A description of the primary dwelling; b. A statement that the primary dwelling contains an internal accessory dwelling unit; and c. A statement that the accessory dwelling unit may only be used in accordance with the City's adopted land use regulations. C. Accessory Dwelling Unit Application Documents. 1. Applicants for an accessory dwelling unit must submit all of the following documents prior to the City issuing a rental business license: a. A copy of the building permit issued by the City for any remodel or construction work for the accessory dwelling unit, if applicable; b. A floor plan of the accessory dwelling unit that includes the location and size of all entrances and exits and room dimensions and labels; c. A site plan for the lot upon which the accessory dwelling unit is located including the size, location, and surface material of off-street vehicle parking areas reserved for the accessory dwelling unit; d. Exterior elevations or photographs of all sides of the primary dwelling; e. A completed accessory dwelling unit self-inspection form; f. Evidence of owner occupancy document #1 pursuant to Section 5.76.130(B)(14) above; g. Evidence of owner occupancy document #2 pursuant to Section 5.76.130(B)(14) above; and h. A copy of the owner's Good Landlord certificate if the owner is participating in the City's Good Landlord Program. This ordinance, assigned Ordinance No. 23-01, shall take effect as soon as it shall be published or posted as required by law, deposited, and recorded in the office of the City Recorder, and accepted as required herein. PASSED AND APPROVED this 1st day of February, 2023.
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2600 West Taylorsville Blvd
Taylorsville, UT 84129
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- Kris Heineman
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Notice Posting Details
- Notice Posted On
- February 06, 2023 03:03 PM
- Notice Last Edited On
- February 06, 2023 03:04 PM
- Deadline Date
- February 6, 2023 03:00 PM
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| File Name | Category | Date Added |
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| Ordinance No. 23-01.pdf | Other | 2023/02/06 03:00 PM |
| Ord 23-03 Chap 8 MIH CC 2-1-23.docx | Other | 2023/02/06 03:02 PM |