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Council Exhibit D <br />17-3984 <br />CITY OF SHOREWOOD <br />AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SHOREWOOD RENTAL HOUSING CODE AS IT <br />PERTAINS TO SHORT-TERM RENTAL OF PROPERTY <br />Section 1. RECITALS <br />(a) The potential exists for short-term rentals to become a significantbusiness <br />operation in Minnesota. <br />(b) Short-term rental of property in Shorewood's residential zoning districts has <br />resulted in complaints from residents living near such rental properties. <br />Section 2. FINDINGS <br />(a) Many short-term rental properties may fall under the jurisdiction of state law <br />(those that qualify as hotels, motels, or lodging establishments) . The level of state <br />licensing compliance may inevitably be low due to: <br />(1) The amount of manpower required for monitoring and enforcement. <br />(2) The fact that new short-term rentals constantly enter the market. <br />(3) Those offering accommodations not in compliance may be notifiedand <br />then take steps to avoid further detection from licensing authorities. <br />(4) These same issues apply to cities trying to regulate short-term rentals <br />(b) Rental of private homes for temporary occupancy is contrary to the essential <br />character and stability of residential neighborhoods because short-term tenants <br />have little interest in the welfare of the local community, do not engage in <br />activities that strengthen residential neighborhoods, and do not integrate into <br />residential neighborhoods. <br />(c) Rental of homes for temporary occupancy disturbs residential neighborhoods by <br />creating excessive noise, accumulation of refuse, trespassing, disorderly conduct, <br />vandalism, high occupant turnover, excessive traffic, and excessive numbers of <br />parked motor vehicles. <br />(d) Regulating rental of private homes for temporary occupancy is necessary to <br />protect the essential character of residential neighborhoods and the health, safety <br />and general welfare of the community. <br />(e) Rental of residential homes for temporary occupancy is often undertaken without <br />adequate on-site management, compliance with state and local codes for <br />commercial lodging establishments, and other safeguards for those renting the <br />home. <br />(fl Operating a commercial business venture in close proximity to neighboring <br />residences can lead to conflict and undermines the fundamental principles of <br />zoning. <br />(g) Short-term rentals render a significant number of housing units unavailable for <br />long' -term residents and raise the cost of housing. <br />(h) Short-term rentals have the potential to diminish property values. <br />
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