Local Regulations

Business License: Property management cleaning services must obtain a valid business license from the city.
Health Department Permit: A permit from the local health department is required to ensure compliance with sanitation standards.
Waste Disposal Compliance: All cleaning services must adhere to the city's regulations on waste disposal and recycling.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Compliance: Cleaning companies must comply with OSHA regulations concerning workplace safety and hazardous materials.
State Environmental Quality Regulations: Adherence to state regulations regarding the use of chemicals and environmental protection is mandatory.
Employee Training Certification: All employees must complete state-mandated training related to cleaning safety and chemical handling.

Environmental Requirements

Use of Eco-Friendly Products: Cleaning services are encouraged to use environmentally friendly products to minimize chemical exposure and pollution.
Proper Waste Management: Compliance with state and local waste management policies, including separation of recyclables and hazardous waste.
Water Usage Regulations: Adhere to any local restrictions on water usage during cleaning processes, especially during drought conditions.

Business License: Proof of business registration with the city.
Health Department Permit: Documentation demonstrating compliance with health standards.
Employee Training Certificates: Records of employee training in safety and hazardous materials handling.

Preparation: Ensure all required documentation is up to date and available for inspection.
On-Site Inspection: Schedule and conduct an on-site inspection to assess compliance with local and state regulations.
Corrective Actions: Address any non-compliance issues identified during the inspection within the specified timeframe.