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How a new ordinance is impacting short-term rentals in Coeur d'Alene

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A bill moving through the Idaho Legislature may override Boise's short-term rental ordinance. The bill would override the city's ordinance to allow short- term rentals in the city. The measure would also override the Boise City Council's decision to approve the ordinance in the first place. The City Council voted in favor of the ordinance last year.

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Krem2 News

How a new ordinance is impacting short-term rentals in Coeur d'Alene

Throughout the last year, the city took steps to limit the increase in short-term rentals. However, some property owners oppose the city's actions.

2 months ago·Spokane, United States

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Idaho Press

New legislation could override Boise's short-term rental ordinance

There were over 400 actively licensed short-term rentals in Boise as of January, but it's estimated that an additional 1,100 remain unlicensed, according to Nicki Hellenkamp with the Mayor's Office. However, some proposed legislation may override the city’s ordinance.

2 months ago·Cherokee County, United States

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