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5. Transfers. All permits issued under this chapter shall be valid only on the premises for which the permit was issued and only for the person to whom the permit was issued, and may not be transferred to another location or person. 6. Display. All permits shall be posted and displayed in plain view of the general public on the permitted premises. Section 9.10-4 FEES No permit shall be issued under this article until the appropriate permit fee shall be paid in full. The fee for a permit under this article shall be established in the City's Ordinance Establishing Fees and Charges, as it may be amended by resolution from time to time. Section 9.10-5 CONDITIONS OF PERMIT Short-term rental permits issued under this article shall be subject to the following conditions: 1. The maximum rental period shall not be more than thirty(30)days. 2. The maximum occupancy shall be two(2)people per bedroom. 3. Properties shall not be rented for more than four(4)rental periods between May 20th and September 10th each calendar year. 4. Properties may not be rented to more than one party in any seven(7)day period. 5. Additional occupancy by use of recreational vehicles,tents, accessory structures, garages, boathouses,pole barns, sheds, fish houses, or similar structure is not permitted. 6. The dwelling unit must meet Minnesota Residential Building Code requirements regarding fire egress from all bedrooms/sleeping areas and detector/alarm systems. 7. The applicant shall provide one(1)off-street parking space per bedroom rented with a maximum number of vehicles equal to the number of bedrooms in the dwelling. No on- street parking is allowed for guests. 8. Parking areas must meet the side yard setback for the zoning classification of the subject property. 9. The owner shall keep a report detailing use of the home by recording the full name, address,phone number and vehicle permit number of adult guests using the property. A copy of the report shall be provided to the City upon request. Section 9.10-6 ENFORCEMENT 1. Order to Correct Violation; Permit Suspension and Revocation. a. If the City determines that a dwelling unit is a public nuisance, operating without a permit or other approval required by this article, or operating in violation of this article or any other applicable provisions of city code,the City shall provide written notice of the violation to the property owner and order the correction of the violation in accordance with this section. Evidence for violation may be gathered at any time and is considered admissible evidence for suspension/revocation of a permit when collected from rental website