Owners and Managers: Prepare for the next inspection Get your property ready. Review the list of common violations and do your own assessment of any needed clean up, repairs or permit issues. The Preparing for Inspection page provides a checklist. A track record of taking care of issues prior to the inspection results in less frequent Code Enforcement inspections and a lower Residential Occupancy Permit fee since the program is fee-for-service.

Upcoming FREE Trainings for Owners & Managers
Data Driven Inspections for Safer Housing
February 14
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.

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Annual Invoice Due December 22, 2017
Most owners renew the annual Residential Occupancy Permit on time.

Multiple Housing Inspection Program
The Multiple Housing Program provides three levels of service; inspections will be conducted on a 3, 5 or 6 year cycle depending upon the Service Level Tier assignment listed on the Multiple Housing Roster. Learn more about the program in the Multiple Housing Inspection Program FAQs.

Owner Relocation Obligations
The San Jose Municipal Code specifies the circumstances under which owners are obligated to relocate tenants due to substandard housing conditions after the City issues a notice of violation.

Contact Us

• To update property owner or manager information, please email Code Enforcement.
• You are welcome to email the Multiple Housing Program if you have a question or suggestion.