Short Term Vacation Rental News
Dianne Aytes Dianne Rozzell Aytes, 76, of Chattanooga passed away on Sunday, April 16, 2023. She was a charter member of Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene. Dianne was retired as deputy director of Orange Grove Center after 28 years of service. She was a graduate of Covenant College with a Bachelor’s degree in Organizational …
One person was killed in the crash of a small plane at Blue Ridge, Ga., on Sunday. The pilot was the only occupant of the plane. It happened near the Blue Ridge Jetport as the plane hit a tree. Also, a crash of a small plane was reported on Sunday night south of the Highway …
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Eric Anthony Crabtree Dr. Eric Anthony Crabtree, 43, of Gadsden, Alabama, formerly of Chattanooga, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, December 5, 2022. A longtime resident of Chattanooga, Dr. Crabtree attended Brainerd Baptist School as a young man and was a 1998 graduate of McCallie School where he graduated Cum Laude. He graduated Cum Laude in …
6 minutes ago CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) – Not everyone is singing the praises of Chattanooga’s new rules for short-term vacation rental properties. The Greater Chattanooga Coalition for Private Property Rights don’t approve. Gary Wardlaw from the group tells us the new rules are not fair. He says the city already had rules in place that they …
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The crime rate in Soddy Daisy is lower now than it has been for a while, said Mayor Steve Everett at the commission meeting Thursday night. He said one of the most important things the city does is to provide a safe environment for those who live, visit or move into Soddy Daisy. On the …
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photo by CFD Four vehicles wrecked at the intersection of McCallie Avenue and S. Willow Street on Monday morning, including one that landed on its top. Authorities said it appears that one car flipped and rolled over the top of two other cars. Firefighters quickly freed three people who were trapped – one in an …
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Johnny DeWayne Wright Johnny DeWayne Wright, 64, of Hixson, passed away on Wednesday, January 4, 2023. DeWayne was born in Chattanooga to the late Connie and Johnny V. Wright, who founded the Forgotten Child Fund in Chattanooga. DeWayne was a graduate of Tennessee Temple High School and attended UTC. He was a former General Manager …
CHATTANOOOGA, Tenn. — UPDATE (May 16th): Chattanooga City Council approved administration-sponsored legislation Tuesday that will reform short term vacation rental rules. The city says operators of homestays, or STVRs in which the homeowner lives full-time in the dwelling, will be allowed in every commercial zone that allows hotels, as well as any residential zone in …
The Chattanooga City Council has approved administration-sponsored legislation that will reform and streamline short-term vacation rental rules, simplifying compliance while toughening enforcement. The new law will protect private property rights and safeguard the integrity of Chattanooga’s neighborhoods by limiting new short term vacation rentals (STVR) in residential areas, while allowing them in any commercial district …
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Opal Keith Opal Jane Keith, 90, of LaFayette, passed away on Monday, March 6, 2023. Opal worked for 20 years at Barwick Mills and later was a bookkeeper for Keith’s Grocery and OK Auto which her and her husband owned and operated. She was preceded in death by her husband, Junior Keith; son, Rickey Keith; …