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of the public and a public nuisance with4n the meaning of this Section and shall be made safe and <br />secure immediately by boarding the op~hings. Boarding must be done with sound materials that <br />are securely fastened to the building and painted with a color consistent with the adjacent <br />surfaces. The Premises of a vacant building shall be maintained in an appropriate manner <br />including, but not limited to, mowing of yard areas; removal of weeds from parking areas, <br />drives, medians, and landscaping; collection and removal of debris; and watering and <br />maintaining landscaping and yard. <br /> <br />8.60.09 <br /> <br />Licensing of Rental Dwelting Units. <br /> <br /> Subd. 1. License Required. No person shall operate a rental dwelling or <br />rental dwelling unit without first having obtained a license to do so from the City in accordance <br />with Chapter 7 (Licensing and Permits), Section 7.15 (Rental Residential Dwelling Units). <br /> <br /> Subd. 2. Conduct on Licensed Premises. The Licensee shall take <br />appropriate action following conduct by any tenant or guest of a tenant on the licensed <br />premises which is determined to be prohibited conduct as defined by this Section, For <br />the purposes of this Section, "licensed premises" shall include a rental dwelling unit; <br />communal, shared, or public areas within a building containing one or more rental <br />dwelling units; and external common areas providing amenities to a building containing <br />one or more rental dwelling units, including, but not limited to, common open space, <br />yards, drives, garages, and parking areas whether owned by the licensee or a third party <br />or association. <br /> <br />First Offense. The Compliance Official, upon determining that a licensed <br />premises has_ been used in a manner that constitutes prohibited conduct, <br />shall notify the licensee or local agent by mail of the violation and direct <br />the licensee to take steps to prevent further violation. <br /> <br />Second Offense. If a second incident of prohibited conduct occurs at the <br />same licensed premises or rental dwelling unit within three months after <br />notice of a prior incident has been given, the Compliance Official shall <br />notify the licensee or local agent personally or by certified mail of the <br />violation and shall also require the licensee to submit a written report of <br />the actions taken, and proposed to be taken, by the licensee to prevent <br />further use of the premises for the prohibited conduct. The written report <br />shall be submitted to the Compliance Official within ten business days of <br />receipt of the second notice of prohibited conduct on the premises and <br />shall detail all actions taken by the licensee in response to all prior notices <br />of such use of the premises within the preceding three months. <br /> <br />Third Offense. If a third incident ofprohibked conduct occurs.at the same <br />licensed premises or rental unit within three months after the 'notice of the <br />second occurrence as provided herein, the license of the premises may be <br />denied, revoked, suspended, or not renewed. An action to deny, revoke, <br />suspend, or not renew a license shall be initiated by the Compliance <br /> <br />-210- <br /> <br />16 <br /> <br /> <br />