North Riverside — Ch. 8.07 Single-Family Dwelling Rental Registration § 8.07.050
Inspection fees
Operative Text
When inspections are performed as set forth in Section 8.07.030 of this chapter, the owner shall first pay the following fee: First inspection $100.00 First reinspection $150.00 All subsequent reinspections in a calendar year $250.00
Under North Riverside Ch. 8.07 § 8.07.050, a fee schedule applies whenever a single-family rental dwelling is inspected under the program established in § 8.07.030. The initial inspection carries a $100 fee, a first reinspection costs $150, and any additional reinspections within the same calendar year are $250 each. These fees are the owner's financial responsibility before the inspection takes place.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 8.07.050, compliant operators in North Riverside pay the required inspection fee prior to each inspection conducted under § 8.07.030 — $100 for the first inspection, $150 for the first reinspection, and $250 for each subsequent reinspection within a calendar year. Operators who address code issues promptly before the initial inspection generally avoid the higher reinspection fees. Keeping records of fee payments and inspection outcomes helps demonstrate ongoing compliance with the Ch. 8.07 registration program.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 8.07.050 of North Riverside's Ch. 8.07 establishes that inspection fees under the single-family rental registration program are the owner's obligation, not the tenant's. If a property requires multiple reinspections — suggesting unresolved conditions — tenants may find it useful to document those conditions and contact the North Riverside village administration to understand the status of any open inspections. Tenant-rights organizations can help renters understand how the inspection process under § 8.07.030 relates to habitability standards and what options may be available.
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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