West Dundee CHAPTER 27 LICENSING OF RENTAL PROPERTIES § 3-27-7
TENANT RESPONSIBILITY
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A. Tenant or any member of Tenant’s household shall not: 1. Engage in or any way be involved in any nuisance or criminal activity or behavior at the registered dwelling unit as defined by Title 6 Chapter 9. 2. Engage in any act intended to facilitate or that does facilitate nuisance activity or criminal activity at the registered dwelling unit as defined by Title 6, Chapter 9. 3. Cause a disproportionate number of calls for police service including, but not limited to, noise complaints, barking dog complaints, stray animal complaints, juvenile complaints or other nuisance complaints. (Ord. 2025-09, 2-17-2025)
West Dundee § 3-27-7 establishes conduct standards that apply directly to tenants and members of their households living in registered rental dwellings. The provision prohibits involvement in nuisance or criminal activity as defined by Title 6, Chapter 9, prohibits acts that facilitate such activity, and prohibits generating a disproportionate volume of police-service calls—including noise, animal, or juvenile complaints. This rule is part of the village's broader rental-property licensing framework and sets a behavioral baseline tied to the registered dwelling unit.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 3-27-7, compliant operators of registered rental properties in West Dundee generally document household conduct issues as they arise, maintain records of any police-service calls associated with a unit, and understand how the nuisance and criminal-activity definitions in Title 6, Chapter 9 apply to their properties. Landlords familiar with this provision typically include its behavioral standards in lease agreements so that tenants are on notice of the obligations the village imposes. Staying current with the ordinance—including the 2025 amendment (Ord. 2025-09)—helps operators understand how household conduct can affect their rental license standing.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section § 3-27-7 places affirmative conduct obligations on tenants and all members of their households in West Dundee's registered rental units, covering not just direct involvement in nuisance or criminal activity under Title 6, Chapter 9, but also acts that facilitate such activity and patterns of police-service calls. Tenants who believe a violation has been alleged against them may want to review the specific definitions in Title 6, Chapter 9 to understand what conduct is covered. General information about tenant rights and enforcement options is available through local tenant-rights organizations or the West Dundee village offices.
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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