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Warrenville · 3.31.3

Additional Regulations

Summary

This section outlines additional regulations for short-term rentals in Warrenville, requiring current application information, compliance with all applicable laws, prohibition of gatherings, mandatory insurance coverage, and maintenance of a guest log.

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provided in the license application has changed, the licensee must notify the City in writing within fourteen (14) days, provided, however, that the emergency contact information must be updated within twenty-four (24) hours. B.   Compliance; Inspection Required: Short-term rentals must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including, without limitation, the City Zoning Ordinance, City Code (including building, electrical, plumbing, and property maintenance regulations), and the City Fire Code. Short-term rentals are subject to inspection...posted near the entrance of all short-term rental. G.   Display of License: A copy of the short-term rental license must be displayed in a visible location inside the short-term rental. The license number and issuance date must be listed on every listing advertising the rental of the short-term rental. H.   Minimum Stay: A short-term rental must be rented for a minimum of one night. I.   Maximum Number of Short-term Rentals Per Zoning Lot: Only
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La Grange · 4.15.15

Additional Regulations

Summary

This section outlines additional regulations for short-term rentals in La Grange, including compliance requirements, occupancy limits based on bedrooms, minimum and maximum stay lengths, prohibitions on basement bedrooms and gatherings, and insurance requirements.

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Compliance required. Short-Term Rental Units are subject to inspections by the Village prior to and throughout the license period. Short-Term Rental Units must remain in compliance with all requirements of this Code and the Village zoning regulations throughout the license period. Owners of Short-Term Rental Units must comply with any request by the Village for information and documentation related to the Short-Term Rental Unit. In the case of a complaint of a code violation from...inspection or investigation will be provided to the owner or agent as soon as reasonably possible. (b) Maximum occupancy. The maximum number of occupants allowed per night will be calculated based on the number of bedrooms in the Short-Term Rental Unit. No more than two occupants are allowed per bedroom and no non-bedrooms (e.g., living rooms) may be used in the calculation of maximum occupancy regardless of sleeping accommodations provided in such rooms. No Short-Term Rental Unit
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Markham · 123.14

Suspension Or Revocation

Summary

This section outlines the grounds for suspension or revocation of a short-term residential rental license in Markham. Reasons include criminal activity, property misuse, occupancy violations, misrepresentation, and specific rental period or renter age restrictions.

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maximum occupancy of any structure located on the residential property. (D)   Use of the residential property for a party, amusement, event, or other gathering in excess of the maximum occupancy limits. (E)   Misrepresenting any material facts regarding the short-term residential rental in any listing, to any tenant or prospective tenant or to the city. (F)   Providing alcohol...guest or invitee to a guest. (G)   Rental of a short-term residential rental unit for less than 12 hours. (H)   Rental of a short-term residential rental unit to more than one booking within 48 hours. (I)   Advertising less than the minimum rental period. (J)   Multiple bookings or rentals of any short-term residential rental for the same or overlapping periods. (K)   Rental of a short-term residential rental unit to individuals under the age of 21 years
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Fox Lake · 6.2.7.2

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms related to housing regulations in Fox Lake, including definitions for 'Code Official', various types of 'Dwelling' and 'Dwelling Unit', 'Family', 'Habitable Building' and 'Habitable Room', 'Lease or Rent', and 'Owner'.

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Motels, hotels, and bed and breakfasts are excluded from this definition. Biannual inspections for the premises shall be required, and the holder of the special use shall comply with all rules and regulations established by the corporate authorities. SHORT-TERM HOUSING RENTAL LICENSE: An annual license that an owner must obtain from the Village of Fox Lake, Illinois for each of an owner’s short-term housing rental properties. It is a violation of this chapter to offer any short...term housing rental property or any other residential property in the municipal limits of the Village of Fox Lake, Illinois, for short-term housing rental without first obtaining a short-term housing rental license from the Village of Fox Lake, Illinois for any such property. For purposes of this Section, an “Owner” means any individual, firm, partnership, limited liability partnership, limited liability company, cooperative non-profit membership, corporation, joint venture, association, estate, trust, business trust, receiver, syndicate, holding company
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Oak Park · 8.40.5

Standards

Summary

This section outlines specific standards that must be met for a short-term rental license to be issued in Oak Park. These include requirements for hosting platforms, rental duration, parking notification, insurance, inspections, guest registration, and posting of license information.

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addition to the requirements set forth in article 1 of this chapter, no license shall be issued unless the following standards are met: A.   All owners must use a hosting platform to market a short-term rental. The hosting platform shall be responsible for determining the guest's identification information and the accuracy of that information; B.   No owner shall rent any short-term rental for any period of time shorter than twenty-four (24) consecutive hours...eighty-two (182) days; C.   The owner must inform a guest if parking is provided by the owner and if not, inform the guest that Village parking passes are available through the Village's overnight parking application. The short-term rental owner must also provide the guest with instructions on how to obtain Village parking passes through the Village's overnight parking application. Guests shall not park vehicles on Village streets overnight unless otherwise permitted; D.   The owner must provide
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Beecher · 10.14.1

Rules And Definitions

Summary

This section provides rules for interpreting the municipal title and defines terms such as accessory buildings, adult entertainment, massage parlors, and specified anatomical areas.

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home, mini motor home, travel trailer, truck camper or van camper used primarily for recreational purposes and not used commercially nor owned by a commercial business. REFUSE: Refuse is all waste products resulting from human habitation, except sewage. RENTAL, SHORT-TERM: See "Short-Term Rental". RESEARCH LABORATORY: A building or group of buildings in which are located facilities for scientific research investigation testing or experimentation, but not facilities principally for the manufacture or sale of products. RESTAURANT: A retail establishment...distance between a street line and the nearest wall of a building, side of a structure facing such street line, or edge of the area of operation of a principal use when no building or structure is involved. SHORT-TERM RENTAL: Temporary rental lodging (airBnB, etc.) as described in Section 10-13-18 Short Term Rental. SIGN: A name, identification, description, illustration, display, or device which is affixed to, painted or represented upon a structure or land and which directs
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Oak Park · 8.40.5

Standards

Summary

This section outlines specific standards that must be met for a short-term rental license to be issued in Oak Park. These include requirements for hosting platforms, rental duration, parking notification, insurance, inspections, guest registration, and posting of license information.

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addition to the requirements set forth in article 1 of this chapter, no license shall be issued unless the following standards are met: A.   All owners must use a hosting platform to market a short-term rental. The hosting platform shall be responsible for determining the guest's identification information and the accuracy of that information; B.   No owner shall rent any short-term rental for any period of time shorter than twenty-four (24) consecutive hours...eighty-two (182) days; C.   The owner must inform a guest if parking is provided by the owner and if not, inform the guest that Village parking passes are available through the Village's overnight parking application. The short-term rental owner must also provide the guest with instructions on how to obtain Village parking passes through the Village's overnight parking application. Guests shall not park vehicles on Village streets overnight unless otherwise permitted; D.   The owner must provide
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Wauconda · 110.176

Prohibited acts

Summary

This section outlines prohibited actions for short-term rental licensees in Wauconda. It covers exceeding license scope, occupancy limits, concurrent rentals, using properties for events, external signage, guest parking, and allowing disruptive or criminal activity. Licensees must also comply with all other relevant village codes and regulations.

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shall be unlawful for any short-term rental licensee to: (a) Exceed the scope of the license. (b) Allow occupancy of the property where the short-term rental or any part thereof is situated to exceed the following occupancy limits: (1) Guests may only stay overnight in a guestroom, as defined in this chapter and as provided for in the village's code under section 150.03(e). (2) Authorized persons on a short-term rental property while a short-term...rental is taking place are a maximum total of ten guests including their children age 12 and under, plus the owner/licensee, co-owners, manager, and the owner's family members. (c) Rent any portions of the short-term rental concurrently to separate guests. (d) Hold out or utilize a short-term rental property as a venue for weddings, conferences, parties, or other events, regardless of the number of attendees. (e) Erect any external signage regarding the short-term rental
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Oak Forest · 117.53

Requirements And Standards

Summary

This section outlines requirements and standards for short-term/vacation rentals in Oak Forest, prohibiting rentals shorter than 24 hours, limiting frequency, and establishing safety and sanitation standards including fire safety, detector requirements, and storage regulations.

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hour period measured from the commencement of one rental to the commencement of the next. (3)   Advertise an hourly rate or any other rate for a short-term/vacation rental based on a rental period of fewer than 24 hours. (4)   Cause or permit, by action or failure to act, the short-term/vacation rental or its use to suffer from and/or create any nuisance or violation of the following provisions of the City Code as described in Chapter...other bedroom. Bedroom doors shall have locks to insure privacy. (O)   Each property used for short-term/vacation rental must have at least one accessible bedroom available for rent that complies with Section 400.320(g)(5) and (9) of the Illinois Accessibility Code, irrespective of whether the Illinois Accessibility Code would otherwise apply to the short- term/vacation rental. (P)   Any kitchen rental for or use by guests requires that the kitchen area be cleaned and sanitized between guests
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Round Lake · 15.60.040

Certificate Of Compliance Required

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This section mandates that any person, firm, or entity leasing or allowing occupancy of a residential rental unit in Round Lake must obtain a certificate of compliance. This certificate requires prior registration with the community development department and successful inspection by the village building official to ensure compliance with all village ordinances and state law.

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following occurs: a. The current occupant(s) vacate the residential dwelling unit; or b. The certificate of compliance is lawfully revoked or suspended. c. The license year ending on January 31st of each year after registration for short-term rentals. 3. A residential rental certificate of compliance is not required for: a. Property owners renting to a family member; or b. Individuals who live in a property owned by a trust when they are the beneficiaries of that trust...comply with the following: a. Short-term rental must be an entire unit. No single room or portion of a house can be rented separately from the dwelling unit. b. Demonstrated language in lease/contract that states no less than a two (2) night minimum stay. c. Rentals may not exceed occupancy limit. Occupancy limit is calculated as two people per bedroom with an additional allowance of two people for common areas. d. Advertising rental outside of listing website is prohibited
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Wauconda · 110.170

Definitions

Summary

This section of the Wauconda municipal code defines key terms related to short-term rentals, including guest, manager, occupancy, owner, rental premises, and short-term rental itself.

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indicates or requires a different meaning. Code. The codes adopted, and as amended, under chapter 110, General Business Licensing and Regulations, of the Village of Wauconda Code of Ordinances. Guest. A person or persons renting or occupying a short-term rental guestroom overnight, and having a permanent residence at an address other than the address of the short-term rental being temporarily rented or occupied. Manager. An authorized agent of the owner of the short-term rental who is located...within a 30-mile radius of the short-term rental, and is available to promptly respond to complaints at all times during the rental period. Occupancy. Means the act, state, or condition of being or becoming a tenant, boarder, occupier, renter, lessee, or licensee, or living in, or taking up quarters or space in, a building or other structure or a portion or portions of a building or other structure, or a portion or portions of a building or other
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Forest View · 3.26.1

Definition

Summary

This section defines 'short-term rental' as a residential property rented for less than 30 consecutive days. It explicitly excludes non-residential uses, bed and breakfasts, and hotels/motels not classified as residential property for tax purposes.

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RENTAL: A single-family dwelling, or a residential dwelling unit in a multi-unit structure, condominium, cooperative, timeshare or similar joint property ownership arrangement that is rented for a fee for less than thirty (30) consecutive days. "Short-term rental" includes vacation rentals. "Short-term rental" does not include: (a) a dwelling that is used for any non-residential purpose, including educational, health care, retail, restaurant, banquet space, event center or other similar uses; (b) a bed and breakfast establishment
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Darien · 5A-13.1

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used within Darien's zoning title, including 'abut' and 'accessory building, structure or use,' with a detailed breakdown of what constitutes an accessory use.

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shoe repair or clock repair. SHOPPING CENTER: A building or structure or a group of buildings or structures in which is located a group of business establishments, and which is planned, developed, owned and managed as a unit. SHORT...TERM RENTAL: A single-family dwelling, or a residential dwelling unit in a multi-unit structure, condominium, cooperative, timeshare or similar joint property ownership arrangement that is rented for a fee for less than 30 consecutive days. "Short-term rental" includes vacation rentals. "Short-term rental" does not include: (A) A dwelling that is used for any non-residential purpose, including educational, health care, retail, restaurant, banquet space, event center or other similar uses; (B) A bed and breakfast establishment
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Hazel Crest · 6.72

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms for the short-term rental ordinance in Hazel Crest. It specifically defines 'Person' and 'Short-term rental', including what is and is not included within the definition of a short-term rental.

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meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Person means, for purposes of section 6-72 through 6-78, any individual, firm, corporation, limited liability company, or any other entity. Short-term rental...means a single-family dwelling, or a residential dwelling unit in a multi-unit structure, condominium, cooperative, timeshare or similar joint property ownership arrangement that is rented for a fee for less than thirty (30) consecutive days. "Short-term rental" includes vacation rentals. "Short-term rental" does not include: (1) A dwelling that is used for any non-residential purpose, including educational, health care, retail, restaurant, banquet space, event center or other similar uses; (2) A bed and breakfast establishment
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Oakbrook Terrace · 156.004

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used throughout the Oakbrook Terrace chapter, establishing rules for interpreting singular/plural, tense, and specific words like 'building' and 'person.' It also outlines a fallback for undefined terms to the City Building Code or Webster's Dictionary.

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group of predominantly retail oriented establishments located on a parcel of land which is not less than two acres, is planned, developed, owned or managed as a unit, and is within a building or buildings with common parking facilities. SHORT...TERM RENTAL. A single-family dwelling, or a residential dwelling unit in a multi-unit structure, condominium, cooperative, timeshare or similar joint property ownership arrangement that is rented for a fee for less than 28 consecutive days. "Short-term rental" includes vacation rentals. "Short-term rental" does not include: (a) a dwelling that is used for any non-residential purpose, including educational, health care, retail, restaurant, banquet space, event center or other similar uses; (b) a bed and breakfast establishment
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Wauconda · 110.031

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms related to hotel and motel use taxes in Wauconda. It clarifies what constitutes a 'facilitator,' 'gross rent,' and 'hotel or motel' for the purpose of taxation.

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words. terms or definitions are used herein. they shall have the meaning ascribed to them in this section: Facilitator means any person or entity that provides a means through which a person may book a hotel room and/or short-term rental unit, regardless of whether payment is transferred through or processed by the facilitator. Facilitators are considered owners, as defined in this section. Gross rent means the total amount of consideration for occupancy, valued in money, whether received in money...motel includes inns, motels, hotels, lodging houses, short-term rental units, or any portions thereof. Hotel room or motel room means a room or other lodging accommodation within a hotel structure offered for rental and containing facilities for sleeping. One room offered for rental with or without an adjoining bath shall be considered as a single hotel or motel room. The number of hotel or motel rooms within a suite or short-term rental unit shall be computed
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La Grange · 4.7.60

Hotel and Motel Definitions

Summary

This section defines various types of lodging establishments, including Boardinghouse, Hotel or Motel, Lodginghouse, Roominghouse, and Short-Term Rental Unit. These definitions are used in subsequent sections of the ordinance.

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used in 4-7-60 through 4-7-85, shall have the meanings ascribed to them as follows, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Boardinghouse means a house, building or portion thereof, other than a Short-Term Rental Unit, in which meals or lodging and meals are furnished for compensation, by prearrangement for definite periods, for three or more but not exceeding 12 persons. Hotel or Motel means any building or structure used for lodging the public...especially transients, other than a Short-Term Rental Unit, where sleeping or lodging accommodations, with or without meals, are furnished, for compensation, for more than 12 guests. Lodginghouse means a house, building or portion thereof, other than a Short-Term Rental Unit, in which sleeping or lodging accommodations are furnished, for compensation, by prearrangement for definite periods, to three or more but not exceeding 12 persons. Roominghouse means a house, building or portion thereof, other than a Hotel or Short
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Round Lake Park · 39.70

HOTEL OPERATORS' OCCUPATION TAX

Summary

This section defines terms related to a hotel operator's occupation tax in Round Lake Park, Illinois. It clarifies definitions for entities involved in hotel rentals, types of accommodations, and the calculation of gross rent for taxation purposes.

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motel, hotel, apartment, home, lodging house, dormitory or place where sleeping, rooming, office, conference or exhibition accommodations are furnished for lease or rent, whether with or without meals. For avoidance of doubt, transient occupancy rental units and short-term rentals are hotels under this definition. LESSEE: Any person who pays for the privilege of occupying all or part of a hotel. LESSOR: Any person having a sufficient proprietary interest in conducting the operation of a hotel or receiving the consideration...used for occupancy that is rented, leased or otherwise let to third parties for a duration of less than 30 days in exchange for consideration. Short-term rentals shall be included within the definition of a hotel and transient occupancy rental unit unless otherwise specifically exempted therefrom. TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY RENTAL UNIT: A dwelling unit or a habitable unit that is offered, in whole or in part, for rent, lease or hire that is rented, leased or hired for which
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Elburn · 1272.03

Accessory Uses And Structures

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This section outlines general provisions for accessory structures, including construction phasing, location, setbacks, and height restrictions. It also references a table that specifies which accessory uses and structures are allowed by-right or require a building permit in different zoning districts.

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service to residential neighborhoods, such as the U.S. Postal Service and/or express shipping services (e.g. UPS, FedEx). (xi) Signs. Signs for home-based businesses must not exceed two square feet in area and must not be illuminated. (xii) Short-Term Rental. A short-term rental is not considered a home-based business, see 1272.03.B.31 (Short-Term Rental). w. Hoophouse. (i) Use Limitation. Hoophouses are only allowed in conjunction with agricultural uses, community gardens, gardens, and garden centers. (ii) Size
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Berwyn · 901.01

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms for the Short-Term Rental Tax chapter. It clarifies what constitutes a 'Guest,' 'Owner,' and 'Short-Term Rental' within Berwyn.

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meaning. GUEST. A person who rents or occupies a short-term rental. OWNER. A person holding title or co-title of an abode, dwelling unit, or residence that they may lease as a short-term rental but only in accordance with the terms of this chapter. SHORT-TERM RENTALS. A residential dwelling unit, including a single-family home in its entirety or an individual room within a single-family home or an accessory structure of a single-family home, townhomes...included within a building containing two or more residential units, a building containing three or more residential units, or a multi-family building containing four or more units that are rented out using a hosting platform for any short-term rental period. (Ord. 23-27, passed
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La Grange · 4.15.10

License Term; Application

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This section outlines the licensing requirements for short-term rentals in La Grange, specifying the license term, application process, and necessary documentation. It mandates a one-year license valid from January 1 to December 31, requires a license per building, and prohibits transferability. The application must include applicant information, proof of ownership, a 24-hour emergency contact, a floor plan with exits, and a nonrefundable annual fee.

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short-term rental license will be valid for an annual period commencing on January 1 and terminating on December 31 of that year, unless terminated or revoked. (b) One license per building is required. (c) No license shall be transferable to another person or location. (d) An application for a short-term rental license must include the following: (1) The full name and valid contact information of the applicant; (2) The location and proof of ownership of the Short-Term...full name and valid contact information for a person or company who will serve as an emergency 24-hour contact. The 24-hour emergency contact must be able to respond, or send a representative to respond, to the Short-Term Rental Unit within 15 minutes when contacted by the Village or other emergency responders; (4) A floor plan noting all emergency exits; and (5) Payment of the nonrefundable annual fee in the amount set forth in Village fee schedule
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Round Lake · 15.60.020

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used in the Residential Rental Property Registration and Inspection chapter. It defines agent or representative, dwelling unit, multi-family building common areas, residential rental property, and short-term or vacation rental.

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common areas, whether rented or leased, with or without compensation, to tenants, excluding family members. Short-Term Rental or Vacation Rental: Residentially permitted structures or dwelling units, being rented on a temporary basis to paying guests for a period of less than thirty (30) consecutive days, to any person other than a member of the owner's family. For the purpose of this definition, short-term rentals shall not include multi-family buildings or developments held in common ownership whereby...dwelling units are rented or otherwise let as a single occupancy and not individually owned. The definition shall also not include temporary structures or camping purposes including camper recreational vehicles. Short-Term vacation rental shall include all forms of short-term rentals/leases and AIRBNBs or other online book agents of similar nature
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Oswego · 13.02

Definition of Terms

Summary

This section defines various terms used throughout the Oswego municipal ordinance, covering physical structures, land use, and specific establishment types.

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Figure 13.02.5 Lot Width. Figure 13.02.5 Lot Width Long-Term Bicycle Parking: Bicycle parking intended for long-term or overnight storage, typically provided for employees, residents, or others requiring storage of a bicycle for a substantial portion of the day. Machinery and Equipment Sales and Rental: Establishments primarily engaged in the sale or rental of tools, trucks, tractors, construction equipment, and similar industrial equipment. "Machinery and Equipment Sales and Rental" includes the incidental storage, maintenance, and servicing of such equipment...vehicles. Shed: A relatively small building typically used to store lawn, garden, and/or swimming pool equipment. Short-Term Bicycle Parking: Bicycle parking intended primarily for short-term use. Bicycles are typically secured to short-term parking facilities by means of a bicycle lock. Short Term Rental: A dwelling, one family or multi-family with residentially allowed occupancy permits that are rented for a minimum of seven (7) days and a maximum thirty (30) days. Short term rentals establishments shall
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Glen Ellyn · 3.46.1

Definitions

Summary

This section of the Glen Ellyn municipal code defines key terms related to short-term rentals. It clarifies what constitutes a 'dwelling unit' and a 'short-term rental,' distinguishing it from hotels. It also defines the 'short-term rental property owner.'

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DWELLING UNIT: A space within a building as defined in Section 10-2-2 of the Village's Zoning Code, as amended. SHORT-TERM RENTAL: A dwelling unit or portion thereof as defined herein offered for rent for a period which does not exceed thirty (30) consecutive days. The term "short-term rental" shall not include hotels as defined in Section 3-40-2 of this Code. SHORT-TERM RENTAL PROPERTY OWNER: The individual or entity which has title...property which is the subject of a short-term rental
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Glenwood · 26.818

Public nuisance declared

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This section declares short-term rentals in Glenwood to be a public nuisance and a danger to public safety, health, welfare, and morals. It allows the village to abate such nuisances using various remedies, including injunctive relief, and to recover costs, expenses, and attorney fees from the short-term rental owner.

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addition to the other provisions of this article and Code, it is hereby declared a public nuisance and danger to the public safety, health, welfare, and morals of the village and its residents to permit any short-term rental within the village. Therefore, the operation of any short-term rental within the village in violation of this chapter is a public nuisance and shall be abated pursuant to all remedies available to the village, including, but not limited to, injunctive...relief. In addition to the penalties provided herein, the village shall be entitled to receive reimbursement for the village's costs and expenses from a short-term rental owner, including reasonable attorney fees, incurred by the village to abate a short-term rental operating as a public nuisance
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