Code Enforcement - City of Spokane, Washington

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The City of Spokane is set to launch a monitoring program for short-term rentals beginning in January 2024. Under this new initiative, all owners or operators of short-term rentals must submit an application for each unit they wish to rent. This requirement is aimed at ensuring adherence to city health and safety codes, as well as addressing complaints related to land use. The move comes in response to growing concerns about illegal rentals and their impact on neighborhoods. By formalizing the application process, Spokane officials hope to enhance oversight and ensure that all rental properties comply with local regulations.

This initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve community standards and protect the interests of residents. The city’s proactive approach reflects its commitment to fostering a safe and welcoming environment for all. Residents can expect further details and guidelines as the implementation date approaches.

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