STVR guests in Chattanooga must comply with the city's noise ordinance. Operators are responsible for informing guests about noise rules and responding to complaints.
Short-term vacation rental guests are subject to Chattanooga's noise ordinance (Chapter 25). Operators must inform guests about quiet-hour expectations and local noise rules. Repeated noise complaints may be brought before the administrative hearing officer, who can impose fines up to $500 per day. Operators should provide contact information and house rules to guests.
Guests may receive noise citations. Repeated incidents may result in STVR enforcement action including fines.
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