US EditionSenate committee seeks amendments to short-term rental bill
- A Senate committee in Idaho is working on a bill to allow local governments to regulate short-term rentals like Airbnb the same as regular homes.
- Bill sponsor Jordan Redman emphasized the need to protect personal property rights and stated, 'This legislation protects personal property rights, which is fundamental.'
- Opponents, including Sandpoint Mayor Jeremy Grimm, argue that the bill limits local communities' ability to regulate short-term rentals according to their needs.
- The committee believes the bill needs amendments before further consideration, with time running short in the legislative session.
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Montreal suburb residents hit with steep fines for trying to rent out homes during golf tournament
Patricia McIntyre got a knock at her door one night in Île-Bizard. To her surprise, it was a bailiff with Revenue Québec documents alleging she had violated the province’s short-term rental rules. She and her husband were facing fines of $3,750 each.
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newportnewstimes.comCounty commissioners discuss short-term rental moratorium
The moratorium on approving new short-term rentals (STRs) in unincorporated areas of Lincoln County is set to expire on March 31, and the county commissioners discussed earlier this month whether or not to let that moratorium expire.
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