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Magistrate revokes vacation‑rental certificate for 3624 Northeast 16th Street after unpermitted alterations
Summary
The special magistrate revoked the vacation-rental certificate for 3624 Northeast 16th Street after inspectors found unpermitted structural changes and occupancy issues; inspector testimony also cited additions and a relocated laundry room without permits.
The special magistrate revoked a vacation-rental certificate on June 10 for the property at 3624 Northeast 16th Street after city inspectors found unpermitted alterations and occupancy issues.
Leonard Champagne opened the matter for the city, telling the magistrate the property had been altered without permits and that work included a new addition, a relocated laundry room, and converted storage spaces now used as inhabitable rooms. "There have been work without permits, including but not limited to, new addition, laundry room relocation, closet converted into a room," inspector Jessica Martinez told the magistrate after visiting the site and reporting the unpermitted work and a lack of required certificates of occupancy.
Magistrate action: After the inspection testimony, the magistrate revoked the property's vacation‑rental license. "It's revoked," the magistrate said on the record. The revocation was entered during the hearing (case CE25040123); the magistrate did not elaborate further during the on‑the‑record ruling.
What's next: The revocation takes effect as the administrative order entered at the hearing. The owner may pursue administrative appeal channels available under city rules or the municipal code. The city indicated it will proceed with additional related enforcement matters (separate citations were opened for occupancy without required certificates).
