When Venice, FL passed a law banning short-term rentals less than 30 days in single-family neighborhoods, the City failed to grandfather Martha Gwynn because she didn't meet criteria the City required for grandfathering by the City's deadline.
In November 2010, an appellate Judge ruled that the City's ordinance was unconstitutional because it had improperly taken Ms. Gwynn's right to rent her property short-term. The Court ruling reinstated Ms. Gwynn right to rent short-term even though she failed to comply with the City's grandfathering rules.
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Click the following link to read and download the Ruling in the Venice short-term rental case
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
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