Daily Regulatory Notes 11/07/2024
Buffalo, NY
Buffalo City Council is considering temporarily suspending new permits for non-owner-occupied short-term rentals in specific residential zones to address neighborhood concerns - affected zones include N-2R, N-3R, N-4-30, and N-4-50.
If approved, the moratorium would remain in effect until March 1, 2025.
The moratorium does not apply to: Renewals of previously granted non-owner-occupied short-term rental licenses, First-time applications for non-owner occupied permits where the owner resides within 1,000 feet of the rental property or on the same block, Owner-occupied short-term rental special use permits. WKBW 7 News Buffalo
We first talked about it last 10/21.
Dane Artisola
Fayetteville, AR
On a November 6 meeting, The Ordinance Review Committee of the City Council has recommended extending the sunset clause for the city’s short-term rental ordinance until at least July 1, 2025, giving the council more time to consider adjustments without risking legal challenges.
The current ordinance, set to expire on December 31, was established in 2021 to allow and regulate short-term rentals, which were previously prohibited.
When the ordinance was first established.
This will be the second extension of the sunset clause in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Ordinance that extends the sunset clause to December 31, 2024.
The recommendation will now go to the full council for final approval.
Cass County, MN
```At a recent hearing last November 5, Cass County officials reviewed a proposed short-term rental ordinance, which would introduce regulations such as yearly licensing requirements with tiered fees based on occupancy. Other concerns raised by residents revolved around losing licenses, parking, and rules around shuttling guests.
After hearing public input over concerns of added expenses for property owners, the board sent the ordinance back to the planning commission for further refinement. A revised version will undergo another public hearing before any final decisions are made.
Here's the proposed ordinance:
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