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Rental Registration
The Lakeville City Council adopted an ordinance in September 2023 to require residential rental property registration for long-term home rentals (defined as 32 days or longer). The purpose of the ordinance is to build strong partnerships with rental property owners to ensure that rental housing in the City is decent, safe and sanitary.
Registration helps the City of Lakeville identify rental properties and creates an opportunity for the City to provide educational materials to property owners and occupants of residential rental properties. Registration also builds an up-to-date rental property contact list in case of an emergency and, in turn, provides rental property owners with a city liaison to help address problems or answer questions. The ordinance applies to all residential units that are rental as defined by the ordinance, with exception for licensed facilities, hotels or motels and an owner-occupied dwelling unit.
- City of Lakeville Rental Registration Ordinance
- Sample Crime Free/Drug Free Lease Addendum (PDF)
- Lakeville Property Maintenance Code
- Minnesota Attorney General Landlords and Tenants Handbook*
- Mold and Moisture in Rental Housing (English PDF)
- Mold and Moisture in Rental House (Spanish PDF)
*Landlords and Tenants: Rights and Responsibilities published by the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office is available in alternative formats by calling 651-296-3353 (Twin Cities calling area), 800-657-3787 (outside the Twin Cities) or through the Minnesota Relay Service at 800-627-3529.
Registration Requirement
If you are a residential property owner, please take a few minutes to fill out the registration form below. There is no fee to register, but the ordinance does make registration mandatory (no city inspections are required). Registration is required on a one-time basis, unless contact information or property ownership changes. Note: If you own more than one rental property, you must complete a form for each property.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation in registering your rental property/properties!
Dakota County Requirements
Dakota County Ordinance 110 has several recycling requirements regarding multifamily properties. More information can be found at dakotacounty.us. Contact Dakota Valley Recycling at 952-895-4559 or Jackson.Becker@Burnsvillemn.gov for assistance in getting your property in compliance with Dakota County requirements.
City Liaison
Kati Bachmayer, Economic Development Manager
rentalregistration@lakevillemn.gov