STR Ordinance Watch — Week of October 26, 2026
6 short-term-rental agenda items surfaced across 4 cities this week — caps, licensing, moratoria, taxes, and enforcement changes pulled from official council agendas and classified automatically by CouncilRadar.
Louisville, KY
The Property Witch, LLC is requesting a conditional use permit to operate a short‑term rental at 1932 Beech St, allowing the non‑primary residence to be used for vacation rentals.
high impactShort-Term Rental
Roseate LLC is appealing a revocation of its short‑term rental permit, which could allow the property at 1036 Lampton St to continue operating as a short‑term rental.
high impactShort-Term Rental
Jacksonville, FL
Rezoning the 64‑acre parcel to a PUD district would permit a travel trailer (RV) park, directly enabling short‑term rental/RV park operators to establish and run a business on the site.
high impactShort-Term Rental
Riverside, CA
The two‑year review of the 2024 short‑term rental ordinance will examine existing caps, permits, and fees, potentially leading to future regulatory changes for Airbnb‑style rentals.
medium impactShort-Term Rental
The two‑year review of the 2024 short‑term rental ordinance will examine existing caps, permits, and fees, potentially leading to future regulatory changes for Airbnb‑style rentals.
medium impactShort-Term Rental
Detroit, MI
The ordinance would change the rules governing short‑term rentals (public lodging) in Detroit, affecting owners/operators by altering licensing, permits, taxes or zoning requirements.
high impactShort-Term Rental
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