Roselle — Ch. 6 Art. V Fair Housing Practices § 6-733
Complaint procedures
Operative Text
(a) The village shall act as a local source for assistance and information for persons who have complaints related to unfair housing practices. (b) The village shall provide assistance and information to any such person, which shall include but is not limited to: (1) The rights and remedies available to a person who has been discriminated against by virtue of an unfair housing practice; (2) The types of discrimination which are considered to be unfair housing practices; (3) The names, addresses and phone numbers of county, state and federal agencies where such person may file formal complaints; and (4) Such other relevant information or assistance as the village may have available to assist such person. (c) The village administrator shall be responsible for coordinating and directing the village's fair housing procedures.
Section 6-733 of Roselle's Fair Housing Practices ordinance establishes the village as a local resource for people who believe they have experienced housing discrimination. The village is required to provide information about available rights and remedies, explain what qualifies as an unfair housing practice, and direct individuals to the appropriate county, state, and federal agencies where formal complaints can be filed. The village administrator is designated as the official responsible for overseeing and coordinating these fair housing procedures.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 6-733, the village of Roselle has established a formal fair housing information function, signaling that residents are aware of and have access to resources regarding housing discrimination complaints. Property owners and managers operating in Roselle generally maintain practices that comply with fair housing laws at the local, state, and federal levels, understanding that the village actively connects residents with the agencies that handle formal enforcement. Staying informed about what constitutes an unfair housing practice under applicable law is a hallmark of compliant property management in this jurisdiction.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 6-733 gives residents of Roselle a local starting point if they believe they have experienced housing discrimination — the village is obligated to provide information about your rights, explain what counts as an unfair housing practice, and refer you to county, state, and federal agencies where a formal complaint can be filed. The village administrator coordinates these services, so contacting the village directly is one avenue for learning about available remedies and next steps. Tenant-rights organizations and fair housing advocacy groups can also help individuals understand the options described under this provision.
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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