§ 112.14 NON-RESIDENTIAL USAGE BY SHORT-TERM RENTALS PROHIBITED.
   (A)   No short-term rental may be used for any non-residential use or purpose, including, but not limited to, any of the following.
      (1)   Any commercial, industrial, manufacturing, or other non-residential purpose;
      (2)   Operating a retail business, restaurant, event center, banquet center or similar use;
      (3)   Housing sex offenders;
      (4)   Operating or maintaining a structured sober living home unless authorized as a community residence pursuant to the town zoning code;
      (5)   Selling liquor, controlled substances or pornography; or
      (6)   Operating any adult-oriented business including nude and topless dancing.
   (B)   The owner of a short-term rental or the owner’s designee shall not knowingly or intentionally allow the use of a short-term rental for a special event that would otherwise require a special event permit pursuant to Ch. 114 of this code, any other license or permit pursuant to the town code or a state law or rule.
   (C)   No person including, but not limited to, an owner, owner’s designee, tenant, guest, business, vendor or operator shall operate a short-term rental in violation of this section.
   (D)   Representations or advertisements including online listings that advertise one of the prohibited activities pursuant to this section that reference a short-term rental within the town is prima facie evidence that a short-term rental is operating in violation of this section.
(Ord. O2023-02, passed 7-17-23)