Review status of rental inspection program
In Plain English
The city runs a program that inspects rental properties to ensure they meet safety and habitability standards. Staff will update the council on how the program is working and ask for guidance on any needed changes. This affects landlords who must comply with inspections and tenants who benefit from safer housing conditions.
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