Danville Title XV Ch. 163 Rental Housing Registration § 163.03
SCOPE OF CHAPTER
Operative Text
This chapter applies to any rental dwelling and its accessory elements located within the City of Danville corporate boundaries and that are owned by one or more persons and leased to one or more tenants as a rental dwelling, with the following exceptions: (A) Adult care facility, as defined in § 118.070 and as licensed with the city pursuant to § 118.071 and other nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. (B) Hotels and motels, as defined in § 118.050 and as licensed with the city pursuant to § 118.050 . (C) Public housing owned or operated by a governmental agency. (Ord. 9467, passed 2-6-24)
Danville Title XV Ch. 163 Rental Housing Registration § 163.03 establishes which properties fall under the city's rental housing registration requirements. The chapter covers privately owned rental dwellings and their accessory elements within Danville's city limits that are leased to tenants. However, three categories are explicitly excluded: licensed adult care facilities, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities; licensed hotels and motels; and public housing owned or operated by a governmental agency.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 163.03, private landlords operating standard rental dwellings within Danville's corporate boundaries are generally subject to the rental housing registration requirements of Chapter 163. Operators of adult care facilities, hotels, motels, or assisted living facilities that hold the appropriate city licenses fall outside the chapter's scope. Property owners whose units do not fit one of the three enumerated exceptions should expect that the registration obligations of Chapter 163 apply to their properties.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section § 163.03 defines the range of rental housing covered by Danville's rental registration framework, which is relevant to tenants seeking to understand whether their dwelling is subject to the chapter's protections and requirements. Tenants living in privately owned rental units within Danville's city limits are generally covered, while residents of hotels, motels, licensed care facilities, or government-operated public housing are not. Tenants who want to understand how this scope provision affects their situation may consult a local tenant-rights organization or review the full text of Chapter 163 for further context.
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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