Aroma Park — Ch. 7 Art. III Rental Dwelling Licenses § 7-66
Schedule of inspections
Operative Text
Sixty days prior to the expiration of an operating license, the village shall send a "notice of renewal inspection" to the owner or designated manager/agent setting forth the requirement of the owner or manager/agent to schedule an inspection. Property shall thereupon be inspected for verification that the property continues to meet all applicable codes, statutes and regulations adopted by the Village of Aroma Park and the State of Illinois. Renewal licenses shall be issued upon a determination by the inspector that the building and all dwelling units within said building meets all applicable codes, statutes and regulations adopted by the Village of Aroma Park and the State of Illinois. Inspection or reinspection procedures and costs for renewals of operating licenses shall be the same as for the initial operating license.
Under Aroma Park Ch. 7 Art. III § 7-66, the village is required to send a formal renewal inspection notice to a rental property's owner or designated agent sixty days before an operating license expires. The property must then be inspected to confirm it still complies with all applicable Village of Aroma Park and State of Illinois codes, statutes, and regulations. A renewal license is only issued once an inspector determines the building and all its dwelling units meet those standards, and the procedures and costs for renewal inspections mirror those of the initial licensing process.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 7-66, compliant operators in Aroma Park generally ensure their contact information on file with the village is current so that the renewal inspection notice reaches the correct owner or designated manager/agent well before the sixty-day window. Upon receiving that notice, operators typically act promptly to schedule the required inspection and address any outstanding code or maintenance issues before the inspector's visit. Because renewal inspection procedures and costs follow the same rules as the initial license, familiarity with that original process helps operators anticipate what the reinspection will involve.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 7-66 establishes that rental properties in Aroma Park must pass a recurring inspection process tied to operating license renewals, meaning tenants have an ongoing structural assurance that their building is periodically verified against village and state codes. If a tenant believes a property is being operated without a valid license or that an inspection was not conducted as required, they may consider raising the matter with the Village of Aroma Park directly or consulting a tenant-rights organization familiar with Illinois housing law. Tenants can also note that § 7-66 ties license renewal to verified code compliance, which may be relevant context when reporting habitability concerns to local officials.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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