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S.F. No. 1190 (First Engrossment) prohibits a county or municipality from prohibiting the use of residential property for vacation rental in its zoning ordinance.
Section 1. A county cannot include a provision in its zoning ordinance that prohibits the use of residential property for vacation rental.
Section 2. The use of residential property for vacation rental must be considered a permitted single family or permitted multifamily residential use for county zoning purposes. A county may still license vacation rentals as rental housing or require the owner to register the property with the county.
Section 3. A municipality (e.g., city or town) cannot include a provision in its zoning ordinance that prohibits the use of residential property for vacation rental.
Section 4. The use of residential property for vacation rental must be considered a permitted single family or permitted multifamily residential use for municipal zoning purposes. A municipality may still license vacation rentals as rental housing or require the owner to register the property with the municipality.
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