Summary
The city updated its residential housing code to establish stricter rules on mold, create registries for repeat code violators, and raise civil penalties up to $1,000 to hold negligent landlords accountable.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Civil penalties will increase from $200 ($10 daily) to $500 ($100 daily), and up to $1,000 ($250 daily) for repeat violators.
Tenants living in rental housing who need enforceable standards for habitability and repairs.
Landlords who fail to maintain properties and face steep daily fines.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meetings
The city updated its residential housing code to establish stricter rules on mold, create registries for repeat code violators, and raise civil penalties up to $1,000 to hold negligent landlords accountable.
City Council Meetings
Tenants and advocates called for stronger housing code enforcement and greater support for renters dealing with negligent landlords and substandard living conditions.
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