Plano Enacts Ban on Majority of New Short-Term Rentals
Plano City Council recently voted unanimously to prohibit most new short-term rentals in single-family neighborhoods, following community feedback. While existing rentals can continue with registration and fees, new rentals will only be permitted in designated hotel zones with stricter regulations. The decision stems from safety concerns and complaints about disruptive incidents. Proponents argue for property rights and affordability, while opponents express concerns about the process and potential legal challenges. Despite conflicting views, the council's decision reflects efforts to maintain community integrity amid the rise of short-term rental platforms like Airbnb and VRBO.
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Plano Enacts Ban on Majority of New Short-Term Rentals