(a) It shall be a Class A violation, as defined by the city-adopted Uniform Public Offense Code adopted by the city, for an owner, operator or agent to operate a short-term rental without registration obtained and authorized by the city.
(b) It shall be an offense for any person to market or advertise a short-term rental unless a short- term rental has a current valid registration obtained and authorized by the city.
(c) The city-issued registration shall initially be valid until the end of the calendar year of issuance and thereafter renewable, upon the payment of the appropriate fee and approval by the governing body, for one year and subject to review pursuant to this article.
(d) A resigration may not be transferred and is not conveyed with the property.
(Ord. 22-0509, passed 5-9-2022)