Voters in La Quinta appear to be favoring phasing out and permanently banning non-hosted, short-term vacation rentals in the city by 2025, according to the latest results Wednesday.
The board has held three prior hearings to consider the overhauled Short-Term Rental Ordinance, No. 927 and was set to adopt the revised framework on Oct. 4, but the addition of several minor modifications pushed adoption to now.
The hearing Tuesday was intended to be the last one for consideration of the overhauled Short-Term Rental Ordinance, No. 927, following two prior half-day public hearings, during which the measure was debated and revised.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday tentatively approved new regulations for short-term rental properties in unincorporated areas of Riverside County, reaching compromises on occupancy limitations and requirements on sprinkler systems inside homes.
A high-profile statewide appeal for short-term rentals who rent within homeowners associations is one step closer to being approved. A local law firm is representing a Rancho Mirage resident in a case that would exempt homeowners from certain rules. As short-term rentals have become more popular, homeowners associations have become more involved in their operations. […]
Rancho Mirage residents voiced their opinions at a council meeting on Oct. 15. The concerns came over the agenda item that proposed a ban on short-term vacation rentals in public neighborhoods. “Do we want these neighborhoods that are outside of HOAs to be business neighborhoods? Or do we want them to be strictly residential neighborhoods?” […]
Short-term vacation rentals may be phased out in Cathedral City. The announcement Wednesday comes after a year of public input and the creation of a short term vacation rental task force. City Council asked staff to prepare the ordinance revisions necessary to phase out STVR over the next two years. Two exceptions would be made […]
