(a) Upon a finding by the governing nody that the applicant has complied with all the requirements set out herein, a short-term rental permit shall be issued.
(b) An application shall be denied, and no registration issued, if the governing body finds that:
(1) The property is not in compliance with applicable city codes;
(2) Any statement made in the application is incomplete, inaccurate, misleading or false; or
(3) The applicant has not complied with the provision of this article or has a history of noncompliance with the provision of this article or any applicable federal, state or local law.
(c) Reasons for revocation of registration. The city may revoke a registration due to owner’s failure to comply with registration requirements, this article or any applicable federal, state or local law.
(d) Complaints. Any resident or employee of the city may submit a written complaint to the City Clerk regarding short-term rental for any of the above listed reasons. Unresolved complaints shall be submitted to the governing body for consideration.
(e) Hearing. The governing body shall cause notices to be sent notifying the parties of a public hearing on the complaint(s) and if it is found that the complaints are substantiated the registration shall be revoked. A short-term rental whose registration is revoked must wait 12 months to reapply for a new registration.
(Ord. 22-0509, passed 5-9-2022)