A rental dwelling license may be issued or renewed under this subtitle only if: all dwelling units and rooming units are currently registered as required by <cite data-path="|13|4">Subtitle 4 {“Registration of Non-Owner-Occupied Dwellings, Rooming Houses, and Vacant Structures”}</cite> of <cite data-path="|13">this article</cite>; all registration fees for these units and all related interest and late fees required by <cite data-path="|13|4">Subtitle 4</cite> have been paid; the premises have passed an inspection, as required by <cite data-path="|13|§5-7">§ 5-7 {“Prerequisites ... – Inspection”}</cite> or <cite data-path="|13|§5-10">§ 5-10 {“Priority inspections”}</cite> of this subtitle; the premises are in compliance with all Federal, State, and City laws and regulations governing lead paint; for premises that include a hotel or motel subject to City Code <cite data-path="|15">Article 15 {“Licensing and Regulation”}</cite>, <cite data-path="|15|10">Subtitle 10 {“Hotels”}</cite>, the hotel or motel is in compliance with the training, certification, and posting requirements of that subtitle; and the premises are not subject to any violation notice or order that:has been issued under the <cite data-path="|codes">Baltimore City Building, Fire, and Related Codes Article</cite>; and notwithstanding the passage of more than 90 days since its issuance, has not been abated before the license issuance or renewal. Ord. 02-475 Ord. 10-342 Ord. 13-093 Ord. 15-353 Ord. 18-130 Ord. 19-332 Chapter 494 {“Balcony Railing Inspections (Jonathon’s Law)”}, Acts of 2014, amended <cite data-doc="Md. Code" data-path="gps|12-203">State Public Safety Article § 12-203 </cite>{“Minimum Livability Code”} to also require special inspections of balcony railings. Specifically, new subsection (f)(4) provides (i) In this paragraph, “multiple–family dwelling” has the meaning stated in <cite data-path="|13|§5-1">Article 13, § 5-1</cite> of the Baltimore City Code. (iii) Baltimore City may not issue or renew a multiple–family dwelling license unless the applicant demonstrates that a professional inspector <em>{as defined in <cite data-doc="Md. Code" data-path="gps|12-203">Public Safety Article § 12-203(a)(4)</cite>}</em> has completed an inspection of the multiple–family dwelling to ensure that each balcony railing in the multiple–family dwelling meets the requirements of the Building, Fire, and Related Codes of Baltimore City. (iv) Beginning in October 2015, and every 5 years thereafter, at the time that Baltimore City sends a renewal notice to a holder of a multiple–family dwelling license, Baltimore City shall notify the license holder of the inspection requirement under subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph.