2024-04-04 PowerPoint Presentation Bill 121 (TAR)

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ENFORCEMENTS • Bill 121 allows zoning inspectors to rely on any advertisement offering the property as a TAR. • Bill 121 requires that the Department issue a notice of violation in writing within 10 days of the Director's determination that the violation has occurred. • Should a violation occur, Bill 121 requires that the Director impose fines located in the TAR fee and fine schedule and can further assess fines that are two times the highest daily rate at which the TAR has been advertised. • Bill 121 provides additional provisions for TARs that have received three or more enforcement actions within a twelve-month period, which will then allow the Director to either suspend their TAR registration and, if applicable, NUC for a period of two years, or refuse to renew a certificate or registration if the applicant has not addressed an enforcement violation. • Bill 121 also proposes to establish a TAR enforcement account administered by the Director, for the purpose of enforcing this law. The account will be funded by fees collected for registration of TARs, fees collected for annual renewal of TARs and NUCs and fines collected from enforcement actions.