Orland Park Title 5 Ch. 8 Rental Housing § 5-8-3-3
FEES
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Registration and inspection fees shall be established annually by the Village and shall be assessed to and paid by each Rental Residential Property owner. 1. Registration: An annual Registration/License fee included in the fee structure below shall be paid to the Village by the building owner (or owner's agent) for each separate building as defined by Section 5-8-2 of this code. 2. Delinquent fees, fines, charges: Any or all other amounts due to the Village by the owner in part or in whole must be paid before the owner can register any rental property. 3. Annual Fees: a. Single Family Detached Residence - $100.00 per unit. b. Single Family Attached Residence, including all Townhomes - $100.00 per unit. c. Multi-Family Residence - $100.00 plus $15.00 per additional unit within the same building. 4. Re-Inspection Fees Per Unit: a. No fee for the 1st re-inspection if all violations have been corrected. b. 2nd re-inspection - $200.00. c. 3rd and subsequent re-inspections - $300.00. 5. Crime Free Rental Housing Training Fee: Required training classes as administered by the Orland Park Police Department shall be completed by the land owner (or owner's registered agent) for all residential rental buildings. The fee for this class shall be incorporated in the registration fee. (Ord. 5648, 10-18-21; Amd. Ord. 5853, 12-18-23)
Orland Park Title 5 Ch. 8 § 5-8-3-3 establishes the fee structure that rental property owners must pay to the Village for registration, inspection, and Crime Free Rental Housing training. Annual registration fees are set at $100 per unit for single-family detached and attached residences, while multi-family buildings pay $100 plus $15 for each additional unit in the same building. Re-inspection fees escalate with each visit after the first, reaching $200 for a second re-inspection and $300 for a third or subsequent re-inspection, though no fee is charged for a first re-inspection when all violations have been corrected.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under Orland Park Title 5 Ch. 8 § 5-8-3-3, compliant rental property owners pay their annual registration fee to the Village for each separate building before the registration deadline, using the applicable fee tier based on property type. Operators generally ensure that any outstanding delinquent fees, fines, or charges owed to the Village are cleared before attempting to register any rental property, since unpaid amounts block registration. Owners or their registered agents also complete the Crime Free Rental Housing training administered by the Orland Park Police Department, the cost of which is folded into the registration fee, and they work to resolve all inspection violations before the first re-inspection to avoid the escalating re-inspection fees that begin at $200 for a second visit.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Orland Park Title 5 Ch. 8 § 5-8-3-3 requires that rental property owners register their buildings with the Village and pay associated fees, which means tenants can look to registration status as a baseline indicator of whether a landlord is operating in compliance with local rental housing rules. If a property appears to be unregistered or an owner has unresolved delinquent fees that are blocking registration, tenants may consider contacting the Village of Orland Park directly to inquire about the property's registration standing. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Orland Park's rental housing code can help residents understand what registration requirements mean for their housing situation and what options may be available if a landlord is not in compliance.
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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