STR Ordinance Watch — Week of August 10, 2026
13 short-term-rental agenda items surfaced across 6 cities this week — caps, licensing, moratoria, taxes, and enforcement changes pulled from official council agendas and classified automatically by CouncilRadar.
Louisville, KY
The conditional use permit would allow the applicant to operate a short‑term rental that is not a primary residence, directly enabling new STR activity at the specified property.
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El Paso, TX
The ordinance adds short‑term rentals to the hotel occupancy tax, requiring STR owners to collect and remit the tax, directly affecting their operations.
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Nashville, TN
Hotels and short‑term rental operators will face an extended hotel occupancy privilege tax and changes to how tourist accommodation tax revenues are allocated.
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The ordinance changes the allocation of tourist accommodation tax revenues and extends the hotel occupancy privilege tax, directly affecting short‑term rental and hotel owners by altering tax collection and distribution.
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Jacksonville, FL
The rezoning would permit a travel trailer (RV) park, creating new short‑term rental lodging opportunities on the site.
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Fort Lauderdale, FL
Short‑term rental owners/operators will face stricter enforcement, new inspection access, and updated penalties and compliance rules.
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Oklahoma City, OK
A special exception request would permit a specific property to operate as a short‑term rental, directly allowing that home‑sharing business to function in a residential zone.
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The Svedmans would be permitted to run a short‑term rental/home‑sharing at 3004 NW 43rd St, changing how that property can be used.
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Anthony and Bryce Louters are requesting a special exception to operate a short‑term rental at 2319 Northwest 17th Street, which would allow home‑sharing in a medium‑low density residential district.
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The approval would permit William Burleson/Canthony Holding Group to operate a short‑term rental at 3117 Scissortail Way, allowing home‑sharing in an R‑1 residential zone.
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Approval would let Haven Property Investments operate a short‑term rental at 2337 NW 37th St, enabling home‑sharing in an R‑1 residential zone.
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A homeowner seeks a special exception to operate a short‑term rental in a single‑family zone, which would permit home‑sharing at that address.
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A special exception request would permit a short‑term rental at 9213 Anaum Lane, allowing the owners to operate a home‑sharing business.
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