Vacation rentals drawing debate


SANTA FE, N.M. -- The city of Santa Fe is collecting lodger's tax and gross receipts tax from a vacation rental industry that is technically illegal according to city code -- an issue the city's legal staff will examine as debate over Santa Fe's short-term rental law continues.


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City - Register rentals or face consequences

More than 1,000 Destin homeowners have been asked to register their rental homes with City Hall, the latest step in the city's plan to regulate longterm rental property in Destin.

The City Council passed an ordi- nance in July requiring owners of long-term rentals -- short-term rentals have been regulated for several years -- to register with the city and to make sure their tenants comply with the city's parking, garbage and occupancy rules.


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