Overland Park city leaders to get update, consider tweaks to rental inspection program
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Over the past two years inspectors in Overland Park, Kansas, have visited 6,015 buildings with rental units. The city employees look for code violations on the exterior of the buildings as part of a rental licensing program launched in July 2017. Wednesday evening the city's Community Development Committee will review a report on the success of the program and consider tweaks moving forward.
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