Short-Term Rentals

Please put a check mark in the “agree,” “disagree,” or "don't know" boxes for each, and write any additional comments you may have.

Short-term rentals (less than 30-days) are currently prohibited in Monterey except for facilities within the visitor accommodation facilities zoning district, such as hotels and motels. However, hundreds of residences are illegally offered as short-term rentals.

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* 1. What do you think about short-term rentals in Monterey?

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They provide revenue from tourism that the City can use.
They provide supplemental income in an expensive housing market.
They are less expensive than hotels which is good for tourists.
Homes used as STRs are/may be better maintained than rentals.
They degrade neighborhood character (e.g. parking, traffic).
They decrease the supply of long-term, affordable housing.
They increase ADA and fire code violations and put a strain on public services.
They encourage commercial uses in residential neighborhoods.

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