Ann Arbor — Ch. 122 Fair Chance Access to Housing § 9:607
Notice to housing providers
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The City Administer shall cause this chapter to be mailed to all residential rental property owners registered with the city within 90 days of final adoption of the ordinance first enacting this chapter.
Under Ann Arbor — Ch. 122 Fair Chance Access to Housing § 9:607, the City Administrator is required to mail a copy of the Fair Chance Access to Housing chapter to every residential rental property owner registered with the city within 90 days of the ordinance's final adoption. This provision establishes a formal notice mechanism to ensure that landlords receive direct, official communication about the new law. The rule places the distribution obligation on the city government rather than on property owners themselves.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Ann Arbor — Ch. 122 Fair Chance Access to Housing § 9:607 requires the City Administrator to send the full text of this chapter to all registered residential rental property owners within 90 days of the ordinance's enactment. Compliant operators generally keep records of official city mailings and use them as a reference for understanding their obligations under the Fair Chance Access to Housing rules. Property owners who are registered with the city and did not receive this mailing may wish to contact the City Administrator's office to obtain a copy.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Ann Arbor — Ch. 122 Fair Chance Access to Housing § 9:607 establishes that the city itself bears responsibility for notifying registered landlords about the Fair Chance Access to Housing ordinance through direct mail. Tenants can use this provision to understand that landlords are expected to have received official notice of the law, which may be relevant context when evaluating whether a housing provider is aware of their obligations. Tenant-rights organizations in Ann Arbor can provide additional information about how this chapter's protections apply and what options exist if a tenant believes a landlord has not complied with the ordinance.
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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