Cambridge, Minn., City Code ch. 99 (2026) § 99.11
Notice to Tenant, Requirement to Post
Operative Text
§99.11 NOTICE TO TENANT, REQUIREMENT TO POST
The owner or its agent must post, in accordance with the instructions provided by the City, in each
rental unit a copy of the Registration Certificate provided by the City upon registration. This
certificate shall specifically include the following minimum information:
(1) The street address and building name (if applicable) of the registered property;
(2) The name, street address, and telephone number of either the owner or the rental
manager;
(3) The expiration date of the registration;
(4) Information about how to access the Landlord and Tenants Rights and
Responsibilities Handbook provided by the Minnesota Attorney General.
(5) Date of issuance.
(6) Number of dwelling units located within the residential rental property.Under Cambridge, MN City Code § 99.11, every registered rental property must have a copy of the City-issued Registration Certificate posted inside each individual rental unit. The certificate must display specific details, including the property address, owner or manager contact information, the registration's expiration date, the number of dwelling units, and guidance on accessing the Minnesota Attorney General's Landlord and Tenants Rights and Responsibilities Handbook. This requirement is part of Cambridge's broader rental housing registration framework established in §§ 99.01–99.18.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under § 99.11, compliant rental property owners and managers post the City-issued Registration Certificate in every rental unit — not just in a common area — following the City's specific posting instructions. The certificate must be kept current and include all six required elements: property address, owner or manager contact details, expiration date, number of dwelling units, date of issuance, and information about the Minnesota Attorney General's handbook. Operators generally track registration renewal dates to ensure the posted certificate never lapses or displays outdated information.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section § 99.11 of the Cambridge Rental Housing Registration code gives tenants the right to expect a valid Registration Certificate to be posted inside their individual rental unit. If a certificate is missing, incomplete, or expired, tenants can contact the City of Cambridge to report the issue, as the registration program falls under the City's oversight authority. Tenant-rights organizations and the Minnesota Attorney General's Landlord and Tenants Rights and Responsibilities Handbook — which the certificate itself is required to reference — can be useful starting points for understanding available options.
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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