Short Term Vacation Rental News
The future of short-term vacation rentals in La Quinta will be in the hands of its residents. On Tuesday, the city council unanimously approved an initiative that would phase out and permanently ban STVRs in La Quinta on the upcoming November ballot. If passed, STVRs would be banned from most city neighborhoods except for tourist and …
Desert Hot Springs will not impose a limit on the number of short-term vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods. The council made the decision following a 3-2 vote, with Councilmembers Russell Betts and Roger Nunez voting no. You can watch the full meeting below: City documents revealed that there are 242 identified STVRs currently operating in …
Measure K, the Transient Occupancy Tax for Hotels and Short-Term Vacation rentals, will be on the November 8 ballot. The measure will amend the current TOT tax. Measure K is a hotel/short-term vacation rental occupancy tax paid by visitors using Hotels and STVRs. If passed, the measure would adjust the Town’s current tax rate from …
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La Quinta Neighbors for Neighborhoods has received an A. That is, Riverside County has now assigned an official letter “A” to the Nov. 8 ballot measure to phase out short-term vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods, while permitting STVRs in tourist commercial zones. N4N urges La Quinta voters to support Measure A with a yes on Nov. 8. Actually, N4N …
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Re: Shay Nadler’s Aug. 25 letter, “If La Quinta voters ban short-term rentals, we’ll have to raise taxes or cut the budget” Ms. Nadler is worried about raising taxes or cutting services when Measure A passes in November. She has taken the city’s bait, that is, the extensive report paid by the city (us) to …
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More vacation rentals may be popping up on farmland, based on a recent ruling by a Kona judge. The future of Hawaii County’s authority to prohibit short-term vacation rentals in agriculture districts hangs in the balance, after the 3rd Circuit Court judge overturned a state Land Use Commission ruling upholding the county’s right to do …
Thurman Carl Coleman Thurman Carl Coleman, 79, from Ringgold, was convicted on Wednesday by a Catoosa County jury for the charges of aggravated sexual battery, aggravated child molestation (two counts), incest (two counts), and child molestation (five counts). The evidence presented over the course of a three day trial, presided over by Judge Ralph Van Pelt, Jr., …
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Virginia Rowena Marler Arnold Virginia Rowena Marler Arnold left this world to join her husband Reeford with their Lord on September 13, 2022. Born in Rhea County on March 13,1928, the youngest child of Marion and Mary Elizabeth Marler, she graduated from Rhea County High School and briefly worked as a nurse’s aide before marrying …
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La Quinta short-term rental referendum would not ban all of them Sports Business News Life Opinion Real Estate Obituaries eNewspaper Legals Reader submissions We don’t want to ban short-term rentals Re: “La Quinta needs short-term rentals” (Letter, March 13): A few points need clarification. The proposed ballot initiative does not attempt to end “short-term rentals,” only …
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By Gary Wonacott In 2018, a a few days before there was to be a vote on then Mayor Faulconer’s proposed short-term rental regulations, I met with then Councilmember Chris Ward. In the meeting, I expressed concerns about the mayor’s proposed approach resulting in a huge wave of STRs in Mission Beach, but Councilmember Ward …
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