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Originally Posted by Normal
Local authorities have legal authority to write regulations for rentals. Florida state law does not allow local governments to ban short-term rentals entirely or regulate the length of stays or their frequency, but local governments may pass rules to control negative effects of vacation rentals.
They certainly pass laws for taxes, require landlords to be present when guests occupy their premises and restrict uses of amenities.
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There you go, with the amorphous "
they". Who?
The CDD's control amenities. What are "
they" going to do? Say people who are renting for less than 30 days can't go to the pool? That'll work well.
"
They" who pass laws for taxes? "
They" being the County?
They don't have any involvement with the amenities.
"
They" being the State of Florida? They've already emphatically demonstrated where they stand on STR's.
"
They" can require a landlord be present? Show me just ONE city/town/county in Florida who has done that, other than one of the 75 "Grandfathered" jurisdictions. If it's been done in Florida, I certainly haven't been able to find any evidence of it.
& I can't wait to hear what possibly motivation "
they" may have, to jump into this quagmire, which so far, seems to be nothing more than a few Villages complaining about transient neighbors they don't like.
Have you called "they" and asked them when they're going to fix this issue for you?