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Kane County to vote on new rules for short-term rentals
After months of debate, the Kane County Board will decide this week whether it’s time to redefine the rules for short-term rental properties found on popular apps like VRBO and Airbnb.
KANE CO., Ill. - After months of debate, the Kane County Board will decide this week whether it’s time to redefine the rules for short-term rental properties found on popular apps like VRBO and Airbnb.
What we know:
Tuesday night’s vote is not meant to block what has become a common practice but to ensure safety and lessen the strain on wells and septic systems in unincorporated areas.
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Kane County considers new rules for short-term rentals | ChicagoLIVE
Kane County officials are reviewing potential regulations for short-term rental properties, including AirBnB and VRBO.
Appearing on Chicago LIVE, Kane County Board Member Jonathan Gripe (District 14) talked about some of the complaints residents have been raising.
"This party is going on too long, it’s going on too late, the street’s blocked with cars, people are coming and going all hours of the night, just crazy things going on," he said.
Regulations under consideration include home inspections prior to any rentals, two guests per bedroom with a maximum of 16 guests per property, no more than 12 rental contracts per year, and a $200 licensing fee on any short-term rental properties.