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Committee weighs ordinance to tighten property‑manager licensing and require public registry
Summary
The Committee on Legislation reviewed an ordinance amendment to require clearer disclosures on property manager license applications, a public registry of managers, signage at managed properties and duties aligned with state real property tax law; council members supported increased transparency but final form remained pending with corporation counsel.
The Committee on Legislation heard an extended presentation on an ordinance amendment designed to tighten property‑manager licensing and increase transparency.
The sponsor told the committee the current city application “doesn't ask the question about whether or not you're maintaining a property,” and said the proposal would require applicants to disclose email addresses, whether they will collect rents or negotiate rentals, and to list properties they manage on a city webpage so residents and council members can identify managers. The…
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