Licenses & Fees Committee (Meets as needed, often on the 3rd Monday of the month at 3:30 p.m.)

[20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 1] AGENDA LICENSES AND FEES COMMITTEE MONDAY, September 26, 2022 – 3:30 p.m. Government Center Room 217 VIDEO CALL LINK: https://meet.google.com/egy-mbxi-epk OR DIAL: (US) +1 574-241-1061 (PIN: 637 073 157#) MEMBERS: Brent Fennessey (Chair), Mike Herrick (Vice Chair), Jack Sweeney, & Lindsey Graskey (Alternate) MISSION STATEMENT: “To hold hearings to consider licenses that have been denied through the application process. Review Code of Ordinances regarding license requirements and fees. To review license applications with problems or extenuating circumstances.” 1 ROLL CALL 2 APPROVAL OF MINUTES 2.1 Licenses & Fees Committee (Meeting held September 12, 2022) 3 OLD BUSINESS 4 NEW BUSINESS 4.1 Health Department & Police Department Recommendations for Short Term Rental Licenses Total City Licenses Requiring HD Approval Inspection Lists Current City of Superior Short Term Rental Properties Review of Short-Term Rental Application 4.2 Propose Future Meeting Topics 5 ADJOURNMENT Notice is hereby given that a majority of the members of the Common Council may be present at the meeting, and although this may constitute a quorum of the Common Council, the Council will not take any action at this meeting. ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, if you are in need of an accommodation to participate in the public meeting process, please call (715) 395-7200 by 4:30 p.m. on the day prior to the scheduled meeting date (OR dial 711 for Telecommunications Relay Service). The City will attempt to accommodate any request depending on the amount of notice received. ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** In compliance with Wisconsin Open Meetings Law, this agenda was posted on 9/23/2022 at the following locations: Superior Government Center, Douglas County Courthouse, and online at https://www.ci.superior.wi.us/agendacenter. It was also emailed to the Superior Telegram, PACT and the Superior Public Library. Page 1 of 1  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 2] Licenses and Fees Committee Meeting Minutes City of Superior, Wisconsin The meeting was called to order by Vice Chair Graskey at 3:31 pm on September 12, 2022 in Government Center Room 217. 1 ROLL CALL COUNCILORS PRESENT: Brent Fennessey (Chair), Lindsey Graskey (Vice Chair), Jack Sweeney, and Mike Herrick (Alt) COUNCILORS ABSENT: N/A CITY STAFF PRESENT: City Clerk Ramos OTHERS PRESENT: Environmental Health Specialist Celeste Hemphill-Welter, MS, REHS/RS and Shelley Nelson 2 APPROVAL OF MINUTES 2.1 Licenses & Fees Committee (Meeting held July 11, 2022) MOTION by Councilor Herrick to approve, seconded by Councilor Sweeney, carried. 3 OLD BUSINESS 4 NEW BUSINESS 4.1 Selection of Vice Chair MOTION, to accept Vice Chair Graskey’s resignation by Councilor Herrick, was seconded by Councilor Sweeney and carried. MOTION to nominate Councilor Herrick as Vice Chair by Councilor Sweeney was seconded by Councilor Graskey. After the motion carried, there was no objection for Councilor Graskey to allow Vice Chair Herrick to chair the meeting; Chair Fennessey was initially attending virtually. 4.2 Discussion with Douglas County Health Department Representatives on the acquisition of health inspection costs for various city licenses. Clerk Ramos volunteered to send the HD a copy of the email template we use to request approval annually. Specialist Hemphill-Welter promised to report back to the committee after obtaining their input on accepting proposed fee acquisition process, where they would obtain the $15 fee from the applicant which we currently obtain on their behalf. Councilor Sweeney wanted to know how many city licenses require HD approval and the total amount we currently collected and then passed on to the HD, when the City was invoiced for their inspection. NO ACTION. Page 1 of 2  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 3] 4.2.1 Recap Sales & Business License for required updates The HD needed more time to decide on proposed change; none of the code was modified. NO ACTION. 4.3 Recap of Massage Therapy Business/Practitioner licenses for recommended updates There was no objection for Chair Fennessey to chair the meeting upon his arrival. MOTION by Chair Fennessey to approve adding the Massage Therapy Business license exemptions listed on page 36 (from Godfrey, IL) to our code, seconded by Councilor Sweeney and carried. 4.3.1 Licensing Businesses without City of Superior business address NO ACTION. 4.4 Requested information on licensing Direct Seller/Peddlers 4.4.1 Regulation of Traveling Sales Crews 4.4.2 Municipal Clerks who license Schwan’s as DS/Peddlers NO ACTION. 4.5 Approval of Short-Term Rental Application The HD needed more time to decide on proposed change; application to be revisited ASAP. Councilor Fennessey requested Clerk Ramos bring the committee inspection lists from entities required to approve Short Term Rental application (both for apps with 1-2 units and with 3 or more): Police Department, Fire Department, Building Inspection & DC Health Department. Clerk Ramos was asked to reach out to the Finance Department to see if the Clerk’s Office could access mailing addresses for the 42 or so property owners who currently operate short term rental(s) in Superior. NO ACTION. 4.6 Propose Future Meeting Topics Due to rapidly approaching STR application due date (November 1), committee requested a special meeting to finalize the process an application after the Health Department advised on how they wanted to proceed. The special meeting was scheduled for September 26th at 3:30 p.m. Nothing new proposed. 5 ADJOURNMENT Meeting was adjourned at 5:02 pm. Respectfully submitted by Camila Ramos, City Clerk Licenses & Fees Committee Meeting, 06/13/2022 Page 2 of 2  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 4] Ramos, Camila From: Ronchi, Kathy Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2022 8:59 AM To: Ramos, Camila Subject: Fw: fee collections Hello, Celeste shared information about the meeting she attended with representatives from the city regarding license fees. She and I met with our director and corp counsel to determine how we should proceed with businesses within the city limits that are licensed by the Health Department and businesses that are not required to be licensed. 1. Environmental Health/Health Department cannot collect fees required by the city. 2. Environmental Health will continue to provide the city with a list of businesses currently licensed and inspected by the Health Department. a. The HHS bookkeeping department will generate an invoice annually for the currently agreed upon $15 per facility. 3. We will begin developing a process for inspecting businesses not required to be licensed by the Health Department (such as bars that serve liquor only), creating an agreement, inspection checklist, and fee schedule. We appreciate our partnership and will continue to work hard for the health and safety of the residents of Superior and Douglas County. I understand there was a question about the credentials of the health inspectors/registered sanitarians. Below I have included a summary of the duties and responsibilities required for this position. Feel free to share with those who are interested. Please reach out with any questions or concerns. Thank you. Kathy DESCRIPTION: Under the direction of the Health Officer, the Environment Health Specialist, as a Registered Sanitarian, has the authority and responsibility for conducting inspections for food service, lodging, vending, swimming, camping, recreational-educational camp, tattoo, and body piercing facilities using applicable health and safety statutes and administrative codes. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Investigates (including sample procurement), documents, and initiates corrective action regarding public health nuisances, consumer complaints, housing complaints, lead risk assessments, and rabies control; Performs inspection and investigation related to complaints of suspect foodborne, waterborne, vectorborne illnesses or potential human health hazards in accordance with WI State Statutes, partnering with Public Health, Human Services, and Law Enforcement when necessary; Performs sanitary surveys, water sampling and inspections of county establishments which theHealth Department 1  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 5] has regulatory authority over to determine compliance with the applicable laws, regulations, and ordinances. Conducts plan reviews, issues permits, and assists license/permit applicants in the interpretation of local and state codes; Implements outreach and educational campaigns designed to cultivate a better understanding of the principles of Environmental Health; Maintains records and reports of official activities and performs other related work as assigned by the Health Officer; Participates in public health preparedness planning and response to emergency events including acts of terrorism, hazardous material spills/releases, extreme weather events, and communicable disease outbreaks; Performs other duties of similar nature or level. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's degree in Environmental Health, or Physical or Biological Sciences or related degree and six months of employment in the field of environmental health sanitation preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job such as those listed above. Current certification as a Registered Sanitarian preferred. If not currently certified, must be eligible to obtain the Registered Sanitarian credential within one year or as determined upon hire. Registered Sanitarian Credentialing information can be found at https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/Professions/RegisteredSanitarian/Default.aspx KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Environmental and public health principles and practices. Principles of related WI Statutes, Administrative Codes and Food Code. See for food code and licensing information. https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/FoodAndRecSafety.aspx https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Licenses_Permits/RecFacLicenses.aspx https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/FoodCode.aspx Knowledge of Safe Drinking Water. Information can be found at https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/drinkingwater/ Kathy Ronchi, MPH, RN Health Officer Douglas County Department of Health and Human Services Public Health 1316 North 14th Street, Suite #324 Superior, WI 54880 Phone: 715‐395‐1494 Fax: 715‐395‐1434 2  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 6] NOTICE: This e‐mail and any attachments may contain confidential information. Use and further disclosure of the information by the recipient must be consistent with applicable laws, regulations and agreements. If you received this E‐ mail in error, please notify the sender; delete the E‐mail; and do not use, disclose or store the information it contains. 3  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 7] Annual City Licenses Count of Licenses (All with July 1‐June 30 License Period) Requiring HD Approval Alcohol 94 Alcohol‐Amend the Premise (Temporary Outdoor Alcohol Consumption) 6 Hotel/Motel/Rooming House 17 Manufactured Home Park 3 Massage Therapy Business 4 Tattoo Establishment 3 Grand Total 127  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 8] Ramos, Camila From: Alexander, Nicholas F. Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 3:41 PM To: Ramos, Camila Cc: Kiel, John; Prell, Frog Subject: RE: Req from Licenses and Fees Mtg Hi Camilla – I have read through the ordinance and have a question on the context of the conversation that led to including a PD approval. For other approvals such as taxi cab operator and bartender I have to base any denial on the test that the reason for my denial is “substantially related to the licensed activity”. There are common crimes and activity that I can make that nexus to for taxi cabs and bar tenders. For a STR though I am struggling to see many avenues that would afford me authority to deny, the courts have been pretty clear that criminal record and convictions alone don’t meet that standard so I would need some reason to say why a particular crime or conviction would prohibit a property owner from obtaining the license. I will be on vacation on the 26th for my anniversary but I am sure we can get someone to attend to answer questions. Nicholas F. Alexander Chief of Police Superior Police Department 1316 N. 14th St. Suite 150 Superior, WI 54880 email: alexandern@ci.superior.wi.us phone: (715) 395-7465 fax: (715) 395-7574 The Superior Police Department is sworn to protect, committed to justice and dedicated to professional service. Security – Service – Equality – Professionalism – Department Members From: Ramos, Camila <ramosc@ci.superior.wi.us> Sent: Monday, September 12, 2022 6:11 PM To: Alexander, Nicholas F. <alexandern@ci.superior.wi.us> Cc: Kiel, John <kielj@ci.superior.wi.us> Subject: Req from Licenses and Fees Mtg Good afternoon, Chief Alexander, As you may know, the current STR code and application was created by using the same for licensing Hotel/Motel/Rooming houses. Copies of both are attached here for your reference. During a discussion on the short term rental application and code approved in June at this afternoon’s Licenses & Fees Meeting, the committee had questions on what specifically applicants could expect from the background check your department will be process for each applicant. They are also wondering if you or a representative could be available in person, or virtually, to answer any additional questions they may have about your STR approval process at their upcoming meeting. The committee will be holding a special meeting in a couple weeks in Gov’t Ctr 217 on September 26th from at 3:30 pm. 1  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 9] Thanks, Camila Camila Ramos, WCMC Superior City Clerk’s Office Phone: 715-395-7200 Website: www.ci.superior.wi.us 2  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 10] Tourist Rooming House (TRH) Inspection Checklist Date: ___________________________________________________________________________ Property Address: _______________________________________________________________ Owner’s Name: __________________________________________________________________ Owner’s phone and email: _________________________________________________________ Preferred contact method: __________________________________________________________ Inspector’s Name: ________________________________________________________________ Inspectors are required to follow & enforce the following documents: • Chapter ATCP 72 Hotels, Motels, and Tourist Rooming Houses • SPS 361 to 365 (regarding building structure and safety) • SPS 321.097 and 362.1200 (regarding carbon monoxide detectors) • NR 812 (bacteriologically safe drinking water) • Other codes and requirements in regards to public safety and health (Code references are located throughout ATCP 72) Documents to assist new Tourist Rooming House operators. Renting Out Your Property guide Lodging Inspection Guidance (Commercial Building Code vs. Uniform Dwelling Code) Good Neighbor Guidelines Disclosure for Sanitizing Utensils Jetted Tub Cleaning and Sanitizing Guide Listed below is a check list that inspectors will consider during the annual inspection (but not limited to): Up-to-date license (license or a copy) must be posted in public view Appliances and furnishing shall be in good working order and installed to facilitate cleaning WATER & SEWAGE: Approved public water supply. Private wells shall be constructed and pump installed in accordance with Ch.NR 812. Drinking Water from private well must be tested, per the DNR testing requirements, within the last 12 months and a copy of the results provided. Douglas County Health & Human Services can assist you in your annual water testing needs. Approved public or private sewage must be in accordance of SPS 382 and 383 Hot and cold water under pressure must be available at all sinks  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 11] GARBAGE: Kept in a leak-proof, non-absorbent container equipped with tight fitting covers Containers must be emptied often and cleaned inside and outside regularly Recycling containers shall be provided with tight fitting covers KITCHEN Appliances and surfaces must be maintained in a sanitary condition. Utensils must be constructed with material that is easily cleanable and durable (example: wooden cutting knife blocks are NOT allowed because it is not easily cleanable) All food must be disposed of after each guest stay (single use, sealed from the manufacturer items are acceptable. i.e. sugar packets, single serve coffee pods, single serving creamers) Ice machines and/or ice trays must be emptied and cleaned after each guest stay Two options are available for cleaning and sanitizing dishes: 1. Wash, rinse and sanitize entire supply of kitchenware after each guest stay 2. Post the Disclosure for Sanitizing Utensils to notify guests that utensils have not been sanitized. SLEEPING ROOMS Linens shall be washed in between each guest stay and at least once a week. Must be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition and free of insect infestations. Sheets shall have a 12-inch fold back Every mattress shall be protected effectively with a pad of appropriate size and fit. Must have an unobstructed secondary form of egress (approved exit for emergency escape) Every sleeping room must be 400 cu. ft. per occupant over 12 years of age and 200 cu. ft. per occupant under 12 yrs. of age. All ceilings shall be at least 7 ft. high. BATHROOM All fixtures and plumbing maintained in proper working order All toilet facilities must include a toilet, sink, and bathtub or shower Bottom of shower/tub shall be slip resistant or a slip resistant mat shall be provided Soap and towels shall be provided and available in each toilet room for each guest stay All jetted tub shall be maintained in accordance with the Jetted Tub Cleaning and Sanitizing Guide after each guest/party rotation. BUILDING STRUCTURE & SAFETY (See ATCP 72.14 for more information) Compliance with all state commercial building and fire safety codes is required All dwellings shall be kept in good repair and a sanitary condition All exterior doors shall be key locking from the outside and non-key locking from the inside Sleeping rooms are of adequate size Smoke detection provided and maintained where required. At least one smoke alarm shall be located on each floor level in the hallway nearest bedrooms. It is highly recommended that a smoke alarm be located in each sleeping room.  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 12] All windows that can be opened shall be screened and screen doors shall be installed on dwellings that lack air conditioning It is highly recommended that at least one 2A fire extinguisher is readily available and in good working order. Any room that has a gas space heater must have a constant supply of fresh air through a permanent opening Staircases with more than 3 risers shall have a securely fastened handrail. Guardrails shall be provided for elevated surfaces (decks, patio balconies that are more than 24 inches off the ground). Guardrails should be 36 inches high and gaps of no more than 4 inches. CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS Please refer to ATCP 72.145 (3) for installation requirements Refer to ATCP 72.145 for more information regarding fuel-burning appliance requirements. At least one carbon monoxide detector shall be located on each floor if there is an attached garage, fireplace, or fuel burning appliance. REGISTRATION OF GUESTS Shall provide a register and require ALL guests to register their true names and addresses Shall be kept intact and available during the inspection for at least one year. OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS It is highly recommended to include emergency information including nearest hospitals. Contact Douglas County Health & Human Services at 715-395-1304 if you have any questions. DEFICIENCIES: ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 13]  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 14] CITY OF SUPERIOR RESIDENTIAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST The following is a summary list of the most commonly violated city and state regulations. It is not intended to be all inclusive. It is a reference tool for property owners and managers of rental properties. Most of the regulations also apply to one- and two-family owner occupied dwelling units. EXTERIOR ADDRESS NUMBERS – Must be clearly readable from the street, or alleyway if applicable, both day and night. Numbers shall contrast with their background. Address numbers shall be Arabic numerals or alphabet letters. Chap. 104-273 ROOF – Must be tight, without leaks and have no missing or severely deteriorated shingles. Chap. 104-277 EXTERIOR SIDING/MASONRY – All vinyl siding, brick veneer, stucco or any other natural or manufactured products used in a “siding” application to provide permanent exterior protection shall be maintained in a sound condition and good repair to protect the building framing and interior in a weather resistant and watertight condition. Chap. 104-272 EXTERIOR WALLS/PAINT – Exterior surfaces requiring surface protection must be painted or protected with non-lead-based products. Lead safe work practices are required by law. For more information regarding lead requirements and lead-safe work practices you can obtain EPA rules on their website at www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm or you can contact the National Lead Information Center at 1-800-424-5323. Chap. 104-272 STAIRS/PORCHES/DECKS – Must be maintained in sound condition and good repair. New or substantial replacement must comply with requirements as defined in the State Building Codes. Handouts & diagrams are available at the Building Inspection Office on the second floor or on the City of Superior website http://www.ci.superior.wi.us/ (go to “Building Inspections). The phone number is 715-395-7288. Chap. 104-12 & 13 RAILS – Graspable handrails and protective handrails/guardrails are required on stairs having more than three risers for one- and two-family dwellings and between a floor and the floor or grade below of 30 inches or greater for multi-family dwelling units. Handrails must be maintained in good condition. Chap. 104-282 GUARDS – Existing guardrails must be legally installed in accordance with a previous building code and be maintained in good repair. New guardrails on stairs, porches, balconies or similar raised floor areas shall be installed in accord with the applicable building code. Check with the building inspector for the requirements of your particular installation. Required guardrails shall have intermediate rails or ornamental closures that do not allow a four inch (4”) diameter sphere to pass through. The triangular openings formed by the riser, tread and bottom rail of a guardrail shall not permit a six inch (6”) sphere to pass through. One & Two Family Exception: New guardrails shall not be less than thirty-six inches (36”) in height. Chap. 104-282 DOORS – All exterior doors, door assemblies and hardware shall be maintained in sound condition. Locks at all entrances to dwelling units, rooming units and guestrooms shall tightly secure the door. Within multi-family dwelling units, all means of egress doors shall be readily openable from the side from which egress is to be made without the need for keys, special knowledge or effort, except where the door hardware conforms to that permitted by the International Building Code. Chap. 104-285 & 593 WINDOWS – Must be in sound condition, have no broken glass, be weathertight, be double glazed or be equipped with storm windows. (Locks are required on every window within 8 feet of grade, including second story windows or windows accessible by fire escape, stairs, etc.) Windows can be equipped with bars for security if they are not required “egress windows”. Windows shall have hardware to hold in the “open” position and shall be equipped with screens where required for ventilation. Chap. 104- 283 1  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 15] EGRESS WINDOWS (Multi-family existing windows) – One window from each sleeping room must be easily openable from the inside. Emergency escape and rescue openings shall open directly onto a public way. Security grates and bars must have mechanisms that open easily from the inside. Existing egress windows shall be legally installed in accordance with building code at the time of installation. Egress windows shall be maintained in good repair. Area wells must meet the minimum size requirement of the building code at the time of construction. Chap. 104-12 & 13, Chap. 104-283 EGRESS WINDOWS (This requirement is for new window installations within multi-family units:) These windows must have a minimum net clear openable area of five point seven (5.7) square feet. Minimum net clear opening height shall be twenty- four inches (24”). Minimum net clear opening width shall be twenty inches (20”), and a sill height of no more than forty-four inches (44”) above the floor. Area wells shall meet minimum sizes. (Requirements for new window installations within one- & two- family dwelling units:) The nominal size of the net clear window opening shall be at least 20 inches by 24 inches irrespective of height or width. The lowest point of the clear opening shall not exceed 46 inches above the floor unless provided with a permanent step. Area wells shall meet minimum sizes. Chap. 104-12 & 13, Chap. 104-283 GARBAGE CONTAINERS – Owners are required to provide sufficient and approved containers with lids and regular garbage pick-up. Tenants are required to dispose of rubbish or garbage in the provided containers. Containers must be removed to private property area promptly after pickup. Chap. 58-1 to 20, Chap. 104-321 to 324 ****CONSTRUCTION NOTE **** All exterior repairs and/or maintenance must be made with exterior grade materials. INTERIOR WALLS/FLOORS/CEILINGS/PAINT – Must be maintained clean, painted and in a professional state of repair. Lead safe work practices are required by law. For more information regarding lead requirements and lead-safe work practices you can obtain EPA rules on their website at www.EPA.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm or you can contact the National Lead Information center at 1- 800-424-5323. Chap. 104-303 STAIRS/RAILS – Same specifications as exterior stairs except construction materials need not be of exterior grade. Chap. 104- 305 EXTERMINATION – All structures shall be kept free from insect and rodent infestation. Owner. The owner of any structure shall be responsible for extermination within the structure prior to renting or leasing the structure. Chap. 104-332 Single occupant. The occupant of a one-family dwelling or of a single-tenant nonresidential structure shall be responsible for extermination on the premises. Chap.104-333 Multiple occupancies: The owner of a structure containing two or more dwelling units, multiple occupancy, rooming house or a nonresidential structure shall be responsible for extermination in the public or shared areas of the structure and exterior property. If infestation is caused by failure of an occupant to prevent such infestation in the area occupied, the occupant shall be responsible for extermination. Chap. 104-331 Occupant. The occupant of any structure shall be responsible for the continued rodent and pest-free condition of the structure. Chap. 104-335 Exception: Where the infestations are caused by defects in the structure, the owner shall be responsible for extermination. OCCUPANY SEPARATION – Rated fire walls and doors are required between separate dwelling units, commercial/residential space or attached or tuck under garage/residential space as defined in the state one- and two-family dwelling code and the state commercial codes. 2  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 16] BASEMENT/UTILITIES/CONDEMNATION COMBUSTIBLE STORAGE/FURNACE ROOM – No combustible storage is allowed in any room containing furnace, heating, mechanical, or electrical equipment. FURNACE/HEATING PLANT – Must be capable of providing heat at 68̊ (degrees) Fahrenheit in all habitable rooms, bathrooms and toilet rooms. Required temperatures shall be measured at approximately two (2) feet above the floor and at least two (2) feet inward from an exterior wall. Installation or alteration of heating equipment must be done by a qualified contractor or service company upon obtaining a heating permit from the Building Inspection Office. A separate plumbing permit maybe required for gas piping. Cooking appliances shall not be used to provide heat. Chap. 104-502 & 503 PLUMBING/SEWER – Kitchen sinks, hand sinks, bathtubs, showers, toilets or urinals must be supplied with running water, adequate hot water where applicable and must be connected to the sewer and water system in accordance with all provisions of the Wisconsin State Plumbing Code. Chap. 104-431 to 433 and 104-441 to 443 WATER HEATER – Must be capable of supplying adequate hot water at a minimum temperature of 120̊ (degrees) Fahrenheit at every kitchen sink, tub, shower, and laundry facility. All repairs or alterations must be made under permit from the Building Inspection Office by a licensed contractor in accordance with the Plumbing Code. Chap. 104-444 GAS CONNECTIONS – Flexible connectors on stoves or dryers must be AGA (American Gas Association) approved. Stainless steel flexible connectors are recommended. Existing single walled connectors that are kinked, damaged, or corroded must be replaced. Illegal gas shut-off valves or valves with broken handles must be replaced with AGA approved valves. Chap 34-108 ELECTRICAL – Service must be adequate to serve needs of occupants and maintained in accordance with the State Electrical Code. Every habitable room shall have at least two separate and remote receptacle outlets. Any new receptacle installed in the kitchen, bathroom or exterior must be Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter protected (GFCI). Every public hall, stairway, water closet, bathroom, laundry, or boiler/furnace room must contain at least one electric lighting fixture. The laundry room outlet must be grounded and within six feet (6’) of the laundry appliance. Any new outlet in the bathroom must be G.F.C.I. protected. It is strongly recommended that existing outlets in bathroom be converted to a G.F.C.I. It is strongly recommended that all metallic fixtures within five feet (5’) horizontally or eight feet (8’) vertically of grounded surfaces shall be grounded. Chap. 104-541 to 553 ALL FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT – All required and supplied equipment and all building spaces and parts must be constructed and maintained to properly and safely perform their intended function. Chap 104-242 & 244 & 302 FLAMMABLE LIQUID STORAGE – No gasoline or other flammable liquid can be stored in a residential building unless stored in a one-hour, fire-rated room or approved fire-rated cabinet. Flammable liquids can never be stored in a room with a source of ignition, such as a furnace, water heater, etc. NFPA Chap.101 CONDEMNATION/UNFIT – Equipment, a dwelling unit or entire building may be condemned when it is determine to be a hazard to the safety or welfare of the tenant(s) Chap. 104-131 to 136 UNITS – DWELLING SMOKE ALARMS – An operable smoke alarm shall be provided and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions in each sleeping room, in the area providing access to the sleeping areas, on each story and in the basement. The preferred location is the ceiling. Alarm placement must not be farther than twelve inches (12”) from the ceiling if placed on the wall. Specific smoke alarm installation instructions and approved alarm types are found in Chapter 54-31 to 37. CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS – State Statue requires an operable carbon monoxide alarm(s) be provided and maintained in one- and two-family dwellings, multi-family residential buildings, and other buildings providing sleeping accomodations. When 3  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 17] required, one- and two-family dwelling units shall have a CO dectector installed on each floor level but not required within the bedrooms. For specific installation directions for multi-family residential buildings or other CO detector questions, contact the building inspection office or the Superior Fire Department. FLOORS/WALLS/PAINT/CABINETS/WOODWORK – Shall be in sound condition and good repair. Any peeling or flaking paint must be safely removed and repainted. Lead safe work practices are required by law. For more inforation regarding lead requirements and lead-safe work practices you can obtain EPA rules on their website at www.EPA.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm or you can contact the National Lead Information Center at 1-800-424-5323. Chap. 104-303 WINDOW LOCKS – All windows must be equipped with secure locks when they are within 8 feet (8’) of grade or a walking surface. Chap. 104-283 SPACE HEATERS – Subject to all requirements of servicing/cleaning (see Furnace/Heating Plant). Space heaters shall be serviced by a qualified individuals . All regulations of the International Mechanical Code, National Fuel Gas Code and/or the SPS 323 Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Code as applicable, shall be applied. Unvented fuel-burning heating appliances are not allowed. Chap 104-491 to 526 PORTABLE SPACE HEATERS – When the permanent heating system is faulty or deemed unsafe, portable ELECTRIC space heaters shall be allowed for very short term, limited, temporary use, that is, one to two days only. The heater must be a UL or F.M. listed and approved unit. The heater must be plugged directly into an approved outlet without the use of extension cords or adapters. Required clearance from combustibles shall be minimum of eighteen inches. (18”). Recommendation: Heaters have “tip over” safety shut-off feature. BATHROOOM VENTILATION – Every bathroom must have a window openable to the outside, or an approved mechanical ventilation system, venting directly to the exterior. Chap. 104-372 TOILET ROOM/HAND SINK – Toilet rooms shall provide privacy. A hand wash sink shall be located in the same room or in close proximity to the toilet room. A kitchen sink shall not be substituted for a hand wash sink. Chap. 104-411 and 421 TUB/SHOWER -- Each dwelling unit shall contain tub or shower installed and maintained in accordance with the state plumbing code. Chap. 104-411 KITCHEN SINK – Each dwelling unit shall contain a kitchen sink installed and maintained in accordance with the State plumbing code. A lavatory, toilet room hand wash sink or laundry sink shall not be substituted for a kitchen sink. Chap. 104-411 ROOF DRAINS – The rain gutter down spouts or rain water stacks which are connected to the city sanitary sewer shall be disconnected and run outside as per Superior Code of Ordinance Chapter 114-23 & 26. For further information please contact the City Environmental Services Division at 715-394-5826. KITCHEN AND BATHROOM FLOORS – Must be impervious to water with a smooth cleanable surface, easily maintained in a safe and sanitary condition. Carpeting is not allowed. Cracked or missing tiles must be repaired/replaced. Chap 104-303 ELECTRICAL OUTLETS – See Electrical. EXTENSION CORDS – Not allowed for permanent wiring. Those extension cords with circuit breakers are also not legal. The overload on the wiring in the wall produces heat and can be a fire hazard. TENANT SANITATION/RESPONSIBILITIES – Occupants are required to maintain their unit in a clean and sanitary condition and dispose of refuse in the containers provided by the owner. They are also required to keep supplied fixtures clean and sanitary and use reasonable care in their use and operation. Chapter 58 4  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 18] OCCUPANT LOAD – Dwelling units must contain the following: Total unit gross floor area Gross sleeping room/floor area Please refer to Chapter 104-381, 384 & 385 1 occupant – 70 square feet 2 or more occupants – 50 square feet per person Definitions: Chapter 122-1 Dwelling means any building or portion thereof which is designed for or used for residential purposes. Dwelling, one-family means a building designed for exclusive occupancy by one family and occupied exclusively by one family and not more than four roomers. Family means one or more persons occupying a dwelling and living as a single housekeeping unit, as distinguished from persons occupying a boardinghouse, lodging house, motel, or hotel as herein defined. Chapter 104-221 (141) “Tenancy” means occupancy, or a right to present occupancy under a rental agreement, and includes periodic tenancies and tenancies at will. The term does not include the occupancy of a dwelling unit without consent of the landlord after expiration of a lease or termination of tenancy under ch. 704, Stats. (142) “Tenant” means a person, corporation, partnership or group occupying, or entitled to present or future occupancy of a dwelling unit, structure or premise under a rental agreement, and includes persons occupying dwelling units under periodic tenancies and tenancies at will. The term applies to persons holding over after termination of tenancy until removed from the dwelling unit by sheriff’s execution of a judicial writ of restitution issued under s. 799.44, Stats. It also applies to persons entitled to the return of a security deposit, or an accounting for the security deposit. (143) “Tenant at will” means any tenant holding with the permission of the tenant’s landlord without a valid lease and under circumstances not involving periodic payment of rent; but a person holding possession of real property under a contract of purchase or an employment contract is not a tenant under this chapter. MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING REQUIREMENTS FIRE SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENT FIRE ALARM TESTING – Fire alarm tests must be done yearly by a qualfied contractor. Three (3) years of documentation must be furnished to Fire Inspector upon request. SPRINKLER SYSTEM TESTING – Sprinkler systems must be tested annually in accordance with their respective standards by qualified personnel and tagged at or near the main control panel. Three (3) years of documentation must be furnished to Fire Inspector upon request. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - A 2A5BC fire extinguisher must be available in the hall within fifty feet (50’) of any apartment door on the same level or a 2A5BC fire extinguisher in each apartment. Laundry room and/or furnace/boiler rooms require 2A1OBC fire extinguisher within thirty feet (30’) of the rooms. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICING – Extingishers must be inspected and tagged every year by qualified personnel and hydrostatically tested by a qualified company every six years. FIRE SEPARATION/APARMENT – One-hour fire resistive wall and ceiling separation with a 20 minute self-closing fire door (closer shall be UL or other listed and approved) is required in buildings with three (3) or more units. 5  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 19] FIRE SEPARATION/BASEMENT – One-hour fire resistive separation is required in incidental areas of 100 square feet or more (i.e. – basements or stoarage areas) of a three (3) or more unit building. Allowable construction is as follows: 1.) Existing lath and plaster in good condition (Fire Inspector or Building Inspector approval is required) or 2.) New 5/8” type “X” gypsum board or 3.) An approved sprinkler system installed by a licensed sprinkler contractor or 4.) Spray applied fire resistant coating (UL or other listed and approved) ** Building Inspector approval is required for product and application ** 5.) Fire-rated suspended ceiling system (entire system – tiles, grid and hangers must be one hour fire rated.) Exception: Incidental area(s) with no combusitble/flammable storage and no tenant access. All doors exiting these areas must be a self-closing, one-hour, fire-rated assembly (door, frame, door handle, hinges and self- closer must be UL or FM listed and approved.) FIRE SEPARATION/FURNACE ROOM – In any furnace room containing a heating appliace that exceeds 400,000 BTU per hour input must have walls and ceilings of one-hour fire resistive construction with a self-closing one-hour fire door assembly (door, frame, door handle, hinges and self-closer must be UL or FM listed and approved.) EXITS NUMBER OF EXITS – All exits shall be maintained in safe condition in accord with the original building design or the approved building plans if the building was altered from its original construction. EXIT OBSTRUCTIONS – All exits from the building must be unobstructed at all items. No storage is allowed in stairwells, corridors, or in front of doors. CORRIDOR RATING – Exit corridors that serve more than ten people are required to be one-hour fire-rated. All doors entering that corridor must be twenty-minute, fire-rated with a UL or other approved self-closing device. Exception: Required corridor fire rating may be reduced if the building is properly equipped with sprinklers. FIRE DOOR OBSTRUCTIONS – Fire doors must not be blocked open, secured shut or obstructed with storage. Self-closures must be in operable condition. **REPEATED VIOLATION OF BLOCKING OPEN FIRE DOORS WILL RESULT IN REVIEW OF THIS CONDITION WITH THE FIRE CHIEF FOR APPROVED METHOD OF CORRECTION. STORAGE UNDER STAIRS – Storage under stairways in multi-family dwellings is prohibited. Exception: In one and two family dwellings enclosed accessible space under stairs must have walls, ceiling and under stair surfaces protect on the enclosed side with minimum ½” tight fitting gypsum board. STAIR ENCLOSURE/CHUTES – Stairs that serve three (3) to five (5) levels must be enclosed with a one-hour fire-rated enclosure or the building must have a sprinkler system. Six (6) levels or more MUST have one-hour fire rated enclosures. Doors entering these stairwells must be one-hour rated assemblies. STAIRWAY IDENTIFICATION – Stairways serving four or more stories must be identified with signs on each floor level that clearly indicate the floor level and whether there is roof access. APARTMENT DOOR CLOSURES – Apartment doors entering stairwells must be one-hour, fire-rated with a UL or FM approved self-closures. Apartment doors entering corridors that serve ten or more occupants (1,000 square feet living space) must have operable UL or FM approved self-closures and doors must be 20-minute fire-rated. EXIT SIGNS – Illuminated exit signs are required when there is more than one exit from a story/space unless built in accordance with a previous building code with lower standards. EMERGENCY EGRESS LIGHTING – Required in common hallways or spaces with two (2) or more exits. Emergency lighting must be maintained at all times and tested monthly. All common halls and inside stairways must be lit with a minimum illumination of one foot-candle per square foot. Exterior exits and entryways are required to be illuminated a minimum of one foot- candle at grade level. 6  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 20] HIGH-RISE REQUIREMENTS High-rise residential buildings (75’ or higher) have additional requirements. The regulations listed below enforced and inspected by Fire Department staff: FIRE ALARM SYSTEM – Must be installed in accordance with the building code standards for high-rise buildings for the date it was constructed including: voice communication, public address system, central control station, and HVAC smoke detection. VOICE COMMUNICATION – Activation of any detection or other initiating device must sound an alert signal in designated areas followed by voice instructions giving appropriate direction and instructions to occupants. SYSTEM TESTS – All sprinkler systems, fire alarm systems, stand pipes, smoke and heat ventilators, smoke removal systems, and other fire protective or extinguishing systems must be tested and maintained in accordance with nationally recognized standards (quarterly for high-rise). MANUAL SHUT-DOWN OR AIR HANDLING – Each air distribution system must be equipped with a manually operated device that will stop the operation of supply, return, and/or exhaust fans in an emergency. STAIRWELL UNLOCKING – Stairwell doors into exit stairways/enclosures must be unlocked from the stairway side on at least every fifth floor. These doors must be identified from the stairwell side. There are exceptions for door locking mechanisms deactivated by the fire alarm system. DUCT DETECTORS – Smoke detectors must be installed in the main return and exhaust plenum of each air conditioning system and located in a serviceable area downstream of the last duct inlet, and at each connection to a vertical duct or riser serving two or more stories from a return air duct or plenum of an air conditioning system. Sept. 21, 2015 7  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 21] Ramos, Camila From: Kruit, Peter Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 3:47 PM To: Ramos, Camila; Hemphill-Welter, Celeste Subject: RE: Inspection List Reminder Attachments: CITY OF SUPERIOR Residential Inspection Checklist.pdf The attached document was created to be a guide, but it is not comprehensive. Peter Kruit Chief Building Inspector Superior Dept. of Public Works 1316 North 14th Street, Suite 230 Superior, WI 54880 Cell: 218‐390‐1348 Phone: 715‐395‐7285 1  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 22] Ramos, Camila From: Sertich, Daniel Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2022 3:45 PM To: Ramos, Camila Cc: Huber, Howard Subject: RE: Inspection List Reminder Attachments: Short Term Residential Fire Inspection Checklist.pdf Hello Camila, When we inspect, we use something to this nature as a simple guideline, and cover the main life and fire safety concerns. Please advise if you need anything else. Thank you!! Dan Sertich Lead Fire Inspector City of Superior Fire Department 3326 Tower Ave. Superior, WI 54880 Fire Headquarters Main: (715) 395‐1680 Fire Inspector Desk: (715) 395‐1649 Lead Fire Inspector Cell: (715) 969‐8923 Email: sertichd@ci.superior.wi.us From: Ramos, Camila <ramosc@ci.superior.wi.us> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 2:55 PM To: Sertich, Daniel <sertichd@ci.superior.wi.us> Subject: RE: Inspection List Reminder Tomorrow works for me. Thanks, Daniel. -- Camila Ramos Phone: 715-395-7200 From: Sertich, Daniel <sertichd@ci.superior.wi.us> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 2:53 PM To: Ramos, Camila <ramosc@ci.superior.wi.us>; Hemphill‐Welter, Celeste <Celeste.Hemphill‐ Welter@douglascountywi.org>; Kruit, Peter <kruitp@ci.superior.wi.us>; Huber, Howard <huberh@ci.superior.wi.us> Cc: Wehmas, Maija <Maija.Wehmas@douglascountywi.org>; Gordon, Scott <gordons@ci.superior.wi.us> Subject: Re: Inspection List Reminder Hi Camila, I am on shift today, but have been tied up with training all day. I'm on shift tomorrow however, and can get that to you then. 1  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 23] Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S22 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone Get Outlook for Android From: Ramos, Camila <ramosc@ci.superior.wi.us> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 12:23:35 PM To: Hemphill‐Welter, Celeste <Celeste.Hemphill‐Welter@douglascountywi.org>; Kruit, Peter <kruitp@ci.superior.wi.us>; Huber, Howard <huberh@ci.superior.wi.us>; Sertich, Daniel <sertichd@ci.superior.wi.us> Cc: Wehmas, Maija <Maija.Wehmas@douglascountywi.org>; Gordon, Scott <gordons@ci.superior.wi.us> Subject: Inspection List Reminder Hi, again, I’d like to get the agenda for the Special Licenses & Fees meeting posted ASAP. Any chance you can get the list of inspection requirements for short term rentals (for each, 2 units & 3+ units) to me today? Thanks, Camila Camila Ramos, WCMC Superior City Clerk’s Office Phone: 715-395-7200 Website: www.ci.superior.wi.us 2  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 24] CITY OF SUPERIOR Short Term Residential Fire Inspection Checklist Fire Safety 1. Smoke detectors: Does the residence have working smoke detectors that are within expiration date? (An operable smoke alarm shall be provided and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions in each sleeping room, in the area providing access to the sleeping areas, on each story and in the basement. The preferred location is the ceiling. Alarm placement must not be farther than twelve inches (12”) from the ceiling if placed on the wall. Specific smoke alarm installation instructions and approved alarm types are found in Municode Chapter 54-37) 2. Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Does the residence have working Carbon Monoxide alarms within the expiration date? (State Statute requires an operable carbon monoxide alarm(s) be provided and maintained in one- and two-family dwellings, multi-family residential buildings, and other buildings providing sleeping accommodations. When required, one- and two-family dwelling units shall have a CO detector installed on each floor level but not required within the bedrooms. Specific CO alarm installation instructions and approved alarm types are found in Municode Chapter 54-37) 3. Does the residence have a fire extinguisher(s)? (A 2A5BC fire extinguisher must be available in the hall within fifty feet (50’) of any apartment door on the same level or a 2A5BC fire extinguisher in each apartment. Laundry room and/or furnace/boiler rooms require 2A1OBC fire extinguisher within thirty feet (30’) of the rooms). 4. Have the fire extinguishers been annually inspected and tagged? 5. Extension cords should only be used for temporary use, and within the appropriately rated amperage. Does the residence adhere to these guidelines?  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 25] Exiting 1. Does the residence have two (2) means of egress from all levels? 2. Do all means of exiting provide unobstructed travel to the outside? 3. Does the residence display a clear and readible emergency exit plan? Miscellaneous 1. Does the residence have clear and readable address numbers?  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 26] VRBO'S/AIR BNB'+A1:G23S/HOME AWAY ‐ MASTER LIST PROPERTY ADDRESS OWNER OWNER MAILING ADDRESS Market Place Vendor 3 OR MORE UNITS AT A PROPERTY REQUIRE A LICENSE THROUGH THE CITY CLERK/possible change in ordinance to require ALL bnb's to be licensed. MAKE YOUR KIMCHI, LLC Kevin Kalligher 2516 London Rd 1013 Cumming Ave NEW AS OF FEBRUARY 2022 1013 Cummin gAve MAKEYOURKIMCHEE LLC Duluth, MN 55804 Airbnb 4012 Rehbein Rd. Duluth, MN 55803 Tara Wittrock ‐ Daughter 3621 E 4th St. 1206 N 21st St NEW AS OF JUNE 2022 1206 N 21st St. Nancy Dettle ‐ Owner Superior, WI 54880 Airbnb Ligman Properties LLC Joe Ligman 1808 Tower Ave. Superior , 1222 Faxon Ave. NEW AS OF JUNE 2022 1222 Faxon Ave Ligman Properties LLC WI 54880 1305 Hammond Ave 1305 Hammond Ave Dillon Beesley 3016 E 5th St Airbnb 1517 Clough Ave 1517 Clough Ave. Belknap Street Properties LLC Maria Letsos 1602 Hughitt Ave. Airbnb 3904 N. 21 St. 3904 N. 21st St John & Amy Seip 3904 N. 21st St ‐ or Nantucket MA 2101 Emerson Ave Mpls, MN AVISION LLC 2129 John Ave Bruce Barron 55411 Airbnb/Homeaway/vrbo/trripadvisor 2101 Emerson Ave Mpls, MN AVISION LLC 1509 N 21st St. Bruce Barron 55411 Airbnb/Homeaway/vrbo/trripadvisor 2101 Emerson Ave Mpls, MN AVISION LLC 1423 N. 26th St. Bruce Barron 55411 Airbnb/Homeaway/vrbo/trripadvisor 2101 Emerson Ave Mpls, MN AVISION LLC PARK HOUSE 2019 Pennsylvania Ave Bruce Barron 55411 BNB'S 610 39th Ave E Scott Corbin 604 39th Ave E Airbnb Central Park 1004 E. 5th St. Airbnb Cozy Craftsman 1001 E 6th St. Brita & Trent Edgerton 1001 E 6th St. Air bnb Cumming Avenue Rental LLC ‐ 4 plex 921 Cumming Ave. Taylor Silker 923 Cumming Ave. Air bnb Duplex 1831 1/2 E 5th St Stephen & Michelle Moden 513 E 13th Ave East End Escape 3014 E. 5th St Dillon Beesley 3016 E 5th St Airbnb Eat Your Kimchi, LLC 2516 London Rd Eat Your Kimchee LLC NEW AUG 2022 2622 E. 2nd St. Kevin Kalligher MAK Duluth, MN 55804 Exceptional Studio 1101 E. 6th St David & Tammy Jo Weber 1101 E. 6th St. Air bnb 14333 Dayton Ave N Seattle, WA Historic American Foursquare 1909 Ogden Ave Ashley Fitzgerald 98133 Airbnb Iowa Ave 2204 Iowa Ave. Patricia Shaw 1925 Logan Ave. Air bnb Lackawanna Avenue LLC 1810 Lackawanna Patricia Shaw 1925 Logan Ave. Air bnb Midwest Mountain Home 1707 Susquehanna Lee & Kellee Brown ‐ Brown Bungalows LLC 1709 Susquehanna Airbnb Missouri Ave LLC 1716 Missouri Ave. Patricia Shaw 1925 Logan Ave. Air bnb Venture Properties North LLC Mark Hubbard (Owner of Building) Billie Korzenowski 5726 Oneida Modern Design Historic Architecture 1202 Tower Apt 330 Billie Korzenowski ‐ Owner of Apt. St. Duluth, MN 55804 Air bnb Venture Properties North LLC Mark Hubbard (Owner of Building) Billie Korzenowski 5726 Oneida Modern Design Historic Architecture II 1202 Tower Apt 330 Billie Korzenowski ‐ Owner of Apt. St. Duluth, MN 55804 Air bnb 1346 W Arrowhead Rd #340 North Bay Bungalow ‐ NEW JULY 2022 710 E 5TH St. Jeff Rogers Duluth, MN 55811 Page 1 of 3  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 27] VRBO'S/AIR BNB'+A1:G23S/HOME AWAY ‐ MASTER LIST PROPERTY ADDRESS OWNER OWNER MAILING ADDRESS Market Place Vendor 3 OR MORE UNITS AT A PROPERTY REQUIRE A LICENSE THROUGH THE CITY CLERK/possible change in ordinance to require ALL bnb's to be licensed. 11007 S State Rd Oak Avenue LLC 2114 Oakes Ave Steve Leonard Foxboro, wi 54836 Penrose House Suite 709 E 8th St. Dawn Palmer 709 E 8th St. Airbnb Quiet & Comfortable Rental 3610 Belknap St. Rebecca Wiskerchen 3610 Belknap St. Airbnb Rossman's Airbnb 5633 Oakes Ave. Jason & Elizabeth Rossman 4317 E Baumgartner Rd Airbnb Seventeenth Street LLC 1216 N. 17th St Patricia Shaw 1925 Logan Ave. Air bnb Shalom Place 906 E 7th St. Shirley & Mark Pinney 130 Crest St Proctor MN 55810218‐3Airbnb/VRBO 9805 Old Tree Ln Santee, CA Superior Apartment (2 Apts) 802 E 7th St. Debbie Muench GD Muench LLC 92071 117 Maple Hill Rd Hopkins, MN Superior Base Camp 1912 Ogden Ave Carrie & Charlie Browning 55343 Airbnb/VRBO Superior Bay Boutique 306 E 3rd St. Maria Letsos 902 Belknap Air bnb Superior Bay Real Estate 1714 N. 16th St. Hughitt Avenue Properties LLC 902 Belknap Air bnb Superior Bay Real Estate 904 Belknap Maria Letsos 902 Belknap Air bnb Superior Bay Real Estate 1520 Hughitt Ave. Maria Letsos 902 Belknap Air bnb 321 N. 78th Ave. W Superior Flats Unit 1 NEW JULY 2022 1219 1/2 Tower Ave. Conley Capital, LLC (Tia Conley) Duluth, MN 55807 Twelfth Street LLC 815 . 12th St. Patricia Shaw 1925 Logan Ave. Air bnb US Corporate Housing LLC 2202 E. 2nd St. 177 PMB 174 US Corporate Housing LLC 2336 Tower Ave Nevin Joseph Superior Airbnb US Corporate Housing LLC 2202 E. 2nd St. 177 PMB 174 US Corporate Housing LLC 1717 N 28th St. #7/#12 Nevin Joseph Superior Airbnb 2516 London Rd Duluth, Zen House On Clough 514 Clough Ave Eat Your Kimchi, LLC Kevin Kalligher MN 55804 Airbnb 350 5th Ave Ste 6600 New York, Agoda International USA LLC VENDOR NY 10118‐0110 C/O Avalaramylodet Tax PO Box 3089 Greenwood Airbnb VENDOR Village, CO 80155 Booking.com VENDOR Evolve VENDOR 111 Expedia Group Way W Expedia VENDOR Seattle WA 98119 11800 Domain Blvd #300 Homeaway/Vrbo VENDOR Austin, TX 78758 2101 Emerson Ave Mpls, MN AVISION LLC ‐ Sold 1/11/21 1107 E. 4th St. Bruce Barron 55411 Airbnb/Homeaway/vrbo/trripadvisor 513 Miles Court Union, KY Harstad's TRH SOLD JAN. 2020 6 N 58th St. David Harstad 41091 Home Again Living ‐ Foreclosure 2/7/22 10 Belknap Carl Green/Home Again Living PO Box 3190 Duluth MN 55803 Logan Ranch LLC Sold Aug. 2018 2209 Logan Ave. Patricia Shaw 1925 Logan Ave. Superior Bay Real Estate Sold Sept. 2020 2008 Lamborn Ave. Hughitt Avenue Properties LLC 1602 Hughitt Ave. Maria Letsos manages 902 Superior Bay Real Estate (Same as Country Charm) SOLD 11/6/20 2014 Lamborn Ave. Matt Dietsche Belknap Air bnb Superior Bay Real Estate Sold Sept. 2019 1106 Winter St Belknap Street Properties LLC 1602 Hughitt Ave. Faxon Creek LLC Stopped being operated as a rental property Sept. 2019 1311 E 4th St. Matt Dopp PO Box 804, Superior Page 2 of 3  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 28] VRBO'S/AIR BNB'+A1:G23S/HOME AWAY ‐ MASTER LIST PROPERTY ADDRESS OWNER OWNER MAILING ADDRESS Market Place Vendor 3 OR MORE UNITS AT A PROPERTY REQUIRE A LICENSE THROUGH THE CITY CLERK/possible change in ordinance to require ALL bnb's to be licensed. Sanctuary‐ Owner indicated air bnb closed since February 2020 due to COVID and are not reopening 802 E 8th St Sara Krostag 802 E. 8th St. Air bnb US Corporate Housing LLC 2202 E. The Genesis The Mark Hubbard (Owner of Building) Nevin 2nd St. 177 PMB 174 Genesis closed permanently as of April 2020 1208 Tower Apt 370 Joseph is the owner of the apartment Superior Air bnb Updated 8/24/22 Page 3 of 3  [20220926 Lic&Fees Cmt 29] CITY OF SUPERIOR  Monthly License ($10.00 per month/unit), Term: ___/___/___ - ___/___/___ $______ Short-Term Rental  Annual License ($50 per year/unit), Term: 07/01/20___ - 06/30/20___  Late Filing Fee, if renewal is filed after Nov 1 ($25 per unit) $______ $______ License Application  Health Inspection Fee ($15.00/unit) $______ TOTAL APPLICATION FEE $______ Short-Term Rental Name (if applicable) No. of Units Phone Number (if applicable) Physical Address City State Zip Superior WI 54880 If lodging IS managed by the current homeowner, complete this section: Homeowner (Full Name) Date of Birth Phone Number Email Address Mailing Address (if different) City State Zip If lodging IS NOT managed by the current homeowner, complete this section: Property Manager (Full Name) Date of Birth Phone Number Email Address Property Owner Phone Number Business Address City State Zip Business Mailing Address (if different) City State Zip By signing below, I accept that my license is subject to revocation by the Common Council of the City of Superior—upon conviction of any of the provisions of City Ordinances regulating my business (City Code – Chapter 74)—and that my application fee will not be refunded if my application is denied for any reason. ________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Signature Date _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Print Name FOR OFFICE USE ONLY License No. __________________________________________________________ Police Chief Approval _______________________________________________________ Date _________________ Building Inspector Approval _________________________________________________ Date _________________ Fire Inspector Approval _____________________________________________________ Date _________________ Health Inspector Approval __________________________________________________ Date __________________ Total Paid __________ Receipt No. _________ CC Mtg Date ________________ Date Issued __________________ Rev 6/2022 Call (715) 395-7200 for additional information. Remit completed form with certificate of liability insurance and application fee, made payable to City Treasurer, to: City Clerk’s Office, 1316 N 14th St, Ste 200, Superior, WI 54880