Duluth staff propose tighter timelines, expanded citations for rental licensing enforcement
City staff recommended shortening compliance windows to 14 days for tenant-verified repairs, stepped administrative citations and expanded use of reinspection and no-show fees as part of a proposed recalibration of Duluth—s rental licensing program.
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Duluth city staff told the City Council in a study session that they plan to tighten enforcement of the city—s long-term rental licensing rules, recommending a shorter compliance window for tenant-verified repairs, expanded use of administrative citations and increased reliance on reinspection and no-show fees.
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