Norridge — Ch. 22 Art. XII Rental Property Licensing Code § 22-616
Appeal; hearing on revocation or suspension
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A. Upon suspension or revocation of a license or a temporary license, the licensee may appeal to the village president and board of trustees, and shall be entitled to a hearing thereon. B. The president and board of trustees shall conduct such hearing within 30 days after such appeal shall have been filed with the village; and the village shall give notice to the such licensee and interested officers and employees of the village no less than ten days prior to the date of such hearing. C. If upon such hearing the president and board of trustees is of the opinion that such license or temporary license should be reinstated, they shall do so. D. If the president and board of trustees find that such suspension or revocation was justified, they shall so rule.
Under Norridge Ch. 22 Art. XII § 22-616, when a rental property license or temporary license is suspended or revoked, the affected licensee has the right to appeal that decision to the village president and board of trustees and receive a formal hearing. The board must schedule the hearing within 30 days of receiving the appeal and must provide at least 10 days' advance notice to the licensee and relevant village staff. After the hearing, the board either reinstates the license if it finds the suspension or revocation unwarranted, or upholds the action if it finds it was justified.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Operators whose rental property license has been suspended or revoked under Norridge Ch. 22 Art. XII § 22-616 generally have the option to file a formal appeal with the village president and board of trustees. A compliant operator who chooses to appeal typically does so promptly, keeps records of the filing date, and ensures they are reachable at the address on file so they receive the required 10-day advance notice of the hearing. At the hearing, the board will review whether the suspension or revocation was justified and may reinstate the license if it concludes the action was not warranted.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Norridge Ch. 22 Art. XII § 22-616 establishes a formal appeal and hearing process when a landlord's rental property license is suspended or revoked, which can be relevant to tenants living in the affected property. Tenants who become aware of a license suspension or revocation may wish to monitor the outcome of any appeal hearing, since the board's ruling determines whether the landlord's license is reinstated or the action is upheld. Tenant-rights organizations or local housing authorities can be useful resources for understanding how a license revocation or its appeal might affect tenants' rights and housing situation.
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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