I guess the Constitutionality of searching landlords leaky toilets stands

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Grumpy Councilor blames it on the ‘Fake’ City Charter

Seems councilor Erpenbach had a change of heart, and decided that searching un-registered rental properties and charging them for it, probably doesn’t pass the smell test, OR the Constitution test. Seems the DRAFT ordinance has a couple of changes (DOC: rental-register). It seems the ‘Search and Destroy’ portion of the DRAFT ordinance has disappeared.

Posted in: Land Use Committee, Michelle Erpenbach, SF City Council, Sioux Falls, US Constitution

One Thought on “I guess the Constitutionality of searching landlords leaky toilets stands”

  1. The D@ily Spin on June 11, 2017 at 3:17 pm said:

    It would be practically impossible to prove a property is unregistered. It would cost more than revenue from fees to enforce this ridiculous requirement. I don’t have rental property here and wouldn’t. City code enforcement harassment prevents profit. If I did rent, I’d be proud to not register. There are so many jobs here because nobody can afford to rent due to expensive city controls.

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