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Revelstoke City Q&A on short-term rental regulations explained
City and residents need to answer core questions before deciding on short-term rental actions, city staff says.
Municipal short-term rental regulations review delayed
City staff expect to have reports on the implications of provincial short-term rental regulations by October.
Fees for B&B licenses in Revelstoke are going up
In a move to bring fees on part with short term rentals, city council has voted in favour of increasing new and existing license fees for bed and breakfasts to $500, a 900% increase from the current $50
New Revelstoke short-term rental plan public hearing Feb. 22, 2022
City schedules Feb. 22 public hearing for new short-term rentals plan. Get the brief and find all the links to get up to date on the latest short-term rental plan here.
Revelstoke city abandons short-term rentals bylaw, proposes new plan to limit rentals to specific neighborhoods
Downtown, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Mackenzie Village named in preliminary staff report
Brief: Revelstoke short-term rental city staff report presents three options
City staff is asking for direction on Revelstoke short-term rentals policy and has presented three options to be discussed at a Dec. 9 committee meeting.
Revelstoke council puts brakes on short-term rental bylaw, will revisit it in December
Revelstoke city council has paused the short-term rental policy bylaw, scheduling further discussion for a Dec. 9 meeting. It appears that everything in the bylaw is still in play.
Provincial: Local governments push for provincial regulation for short-term accommodations industry
UBCM has made requests to the province to establish a regulatory framework for the short-term accommodations industry, among other measures suggested to mitigate the effects of the ongoing short-term rental issue.
Revelstoke councillors express concerns with short-term rental bylaw, opt to proceed to public hearing
Despite some councillors' reservations about the plan, Revelstoke city council voted to take the proposed short-term rentals bylaw to a public hearing.
Revelstoke City Q&A on short-term rental regulations explained
City and residents need to answer core questions before deciding on short-term rental actions, city staff says.
Municipal short-term rental regulations review delayed
City staff expect to have reports on the implications of provincial short-term rental regulations by October.
Fees for B&B licenses in Revelstoke are going up
In a move to bring fees on part with short term rentals, city council has voted in favour of increasing new and existing license fees for bed and breakfasts to $500, a 900% increase from the current $50
New Revelstoke short-term rental plan public hearing Feb. 22, 2022
City schedules Feb. 22 public hearing for new short-term rentals plan. Get the brief and find all the links to get up to date on the latest short-term rental plan here.
Revelstoke city abandons short-term rentals bylaw, proposes new plan to limit rentals to specific neighborhoods
Downtown, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Mackenzie Village named in preliminary staff report
Brief: Revelstoke short-term rental city staff report presents three options
City staff is asking for direction on Revelstoke short-term rentals policy and has presented three options to be discussed at a Dec. 9 committee meeting.
Revelstoke council puts brakes on short-term rental bylaw, will revisit it in December
Revelstoke city council has paused the short-term rental policy bylaw, scheduling further discussion for a Dec. 9 meeting. It appears that everything in the bylaw is still in play.
Provincial: Local governments push for provincial regulation for short-term accommodations industry
UBCM has made requests to the province to establish a regulatory framework for the short-term accommodations industry, among other measures suggested to mitigate the effects of the ongoing short-term rental issue.
Revelstoke councillors express concerns with short-term rental bylaw, opt to proceed to public hearing
Despite some councillors' reservations about the plan, Revelstoke city council voted to take the proposed short-term rentals bylaw to a public hearing.