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Urbana — Ch. 12.5 Landlord-Tenant Relationships § 12.5-43

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Operative Text

Urbana — Ch. 12.5 Landlord-Tenant Relationships § 12.5-43
Any written notice required to be given to the owner of a rental property under this article shall be addressed to such owner at the address provided for such owner in the application for registration.
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Plain English

Under Urbana Ch. 12.5 § 12.5-43, when a written notice must be sent to a rental property owner under this article, it is to be directed to the address the owner listed on their rental registration application. This rule establishes a clear, official channel for delivering required notices, tying the delivery address to the public registration record rather than leaving it open to interpretation.

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Plain English — not legal advice.

For Property Managers

Under § 12.5-43, the address a property owner submits on their rental registration application becomes the official address for receiving any required written notices under this article. Compliant operators generally keep that registration address current and accurate, since notices sent to the address on file are considered properly addressed regardless of whether the owner has since moved or changed contact information. Reviewing and updating registration records whenever contact information changes is a common practice among operators seeking to avoid missed notices.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Section 12.5-43 establishes that written notices directed to a landlord under this article should go to the address the owner provided on their rental registration application. Tenants who need to send a required written notice to their landlord can look to the city's rental registration records to find that official address. Local tenant-rights organizations or the city's housing office can help identify where those registration records are accessible and what steps are generally available if a landlord's registration information appears to be outdated or incorrect.

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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Rules and statutes that cite this regulation

IL Muni § 12.5-12
IL Muni § 12.5-28
IL Muni § 12.5-43
IL Muni § 12.5-44
IL Muni § 12.5-31
IL Muni § 12.5-36
IL Muni § 12.5-36
IL Muni § 12.5-36
IL Muni § 12.5-44
IL Muni § 12.5-36
IL Muni § 12.5-46
IL Muni § 12.5-46
IL Muni § 12.5-47
IL Muni § 12.5-48
IL Muni § 12.5-50

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