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Council schedules Sept. 2 public hearing on possible rental-license penalties for unit with three strikes
Summary
Council set a quasi-judicial hearing for Sept. 2 to consider suspension, revocation or other penalties for a rental unit at 1765 Northway Drive #201 after the property accrued three rental strikes within 12 months.
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The council voted unanimously on Aug. 4 to set a public hearing for Sept. 2 at 6:30 p.m. to consider termination, revocation, or other penalties for the rental license of 1765 Northway Drive Unit #201. Attorney Kennedy said the unit had received three rental strikes within a 12-month period, triggering the process and requiring a separate quasi-judicial meeting to preserve due-process rights for the licensee and occupants.
Kennedy advised that the hearing should occur at a separate time because it is quasi-judicial; Council Member Steiner moved to set the hearing and Council Member Oachs seconded the motion.
