Tilton, Ill., Mun. Code ch. 226 § 226-3
Registration of rental dwellings required (Tilton Rental Properties Ordinance)
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A. It shall be unlawful for anyone to own a rental dwelling within the Village unless said dwelling has been registered with the Code Official according to the provision of this article. Owners of any rental dwelling shall register their dwelling(s) and provide the information required on forms provided by the Code Official. Owners shall be required to provide tenant information to the Code Official upon request. B. Owners of hotels or other similar dwellings that are otherwise licensed or registered by the Village shall not be required to register or pay any registration fees provided herein.
Tilton, Ill., Mun. Code ch. 226 § 226-3 establishes that owning a rental dwelling within the Village without registering it with the Code Official is unlawful. Owners must complete registration forms supplied by the Code Official and must furnish tenant information when the Code Official requests it. Hotels and similar dwellings that already hold a Village license or registration are exempt from this registration requirement and its associated fees.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under Tilton, Ill., Mun. Code ch. 226 § 226-3, compliant rental property owners register each dwelling with the Village's Code Official using the designated forms before renting it out. They keep their registration current and are prepared to provide tenant information to the Code Official upon request. Owners of hotels or similarly licensed properties should confirm whether their existing Village license qualifies them for the exemption from registration fees.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Tilton, Ill., Mun. Code ch. 226 § 226-3 requires that any rental dwelling you occupy be registered with the Village's Code Official. If a rental unit appears to be unregistered, tenants may raise that status as a relevant fact when interacting with Village officials or when seeking guidance from a local tenant-rights organization. Contacting the Code Official's office directly is one way to verify whether a particular dwelling is in compliance with this registration requirement.
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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