General Information
Chapter 4, Article 13 of Maple Plains City Code requires all rental properties in Maple Plain to be licensed. This includes single-family homes, duplexes, and multi-family buildings that are rented to tenants.
The purpose of this ordinance is to ensure rental housing is safe, clean, and properly maintained. Rental housing is considered a business, and property owners are responsible for meeting City standards.
Key Requirements
- All rental properties must have a valid rental license
- Properties must meet health and safety standards
- Regular inspections are required
- Owners must follow all City codes and regulations
Why This Matters
This program helps protect tenants by ensuring rental housing is safe, clean, and properly maintained. It supports stable neighborhoods by maintaining property values and reducing the risk of neglect or unsafe conditions. By preventing blight and property deterioration, the program helps preserve the overall quality and appearance of the community. It also encourages continued reinvestment in housing and neighborhoods, benefiting both property owners and residents while promoting long-term community health and sustainability.
Who Needs a License?
You need a rental license if you:
- Rent out a home, apartment, or room
- Own a property occupied by someone other than the owner
Inspections
All rental inspections are conducted by: Metro West Inspection Services. You can reach Metro West Inspection Services at 763-479-1720
What to do next?
Follow one links based upon your needs.
| New Rental License Application | Rental License Renewal |