Short-term rental guests follow the same noise rules as residents: Champaign's Chapter 21 or Urbana's Chapter 16 code in the cities, and disorderly conduct law, 720 ILCS 5/26-1, in the unincorporated county. In Champaign, repeat complaints can jeopardize a rental's registration.
No separate STR noise rule exists in Champaign County; guests answer to the same codes as everyone else. In the City of Champaign, conduct ties back to the rental registration, so repeated noise or nuisance complaints, common with student-area parties near the University of Illinois, can lead to enforcement against the registration, not just a one-off fine. Urbana handles guest noise through its Chapter 16 code and police response. In unincorporated areas, the Sheriff enforces the state disorderly conduct statute, 720 ILCS 5/26-1. Hosts stay responsible for guest behavior.
Guest noise draws a city noise-code fine and, in unincorporated areas, a disorderly conduct charge under 720 ILCS 5/26-1. In Champaign, repeat complaints can threaten the rental's registration.
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