Coral Springs requires every vacation rental property to install a noise-sensing monitoring device under Ordinance 2022-109 (Land Development Code Section 250160). Guests must keep noise down after 10 PM Sunday through Thursday and after 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. Unregistered guests are prohibited after these hours.
Under Coral Springs Land Development Code Section 250160, as amended by Ordinance 2022-109 (adopted April 6, 2022), every vacation rental must contain a noise-sensing device capable of notifying the responsible party when noise exceeds allowable limits. Guests must maintain quiet after 10:00 PM on weeknights (Sunday-Thursday) and after 11:00 PM on weekends (Friday-Saturday). No unregistered guests are permitted on the property after these hours. The property must have a designated 24/7 on-call management agent who must respond to noise complaints. General noise regulations under Chapter 11, Sections 11-11 and 11-14 also apply to vacation rental properties. The city actively monitors rental listings on Airbnb, FlipKey, Booking.com, VRBO, and Tripadvisor weekly for compliance.
Progressive penalty system: first violation receives initial penalty; second violation results in 30-day license suspension; fourth violation results in 365-day suspension; each additional offense adds 30 days. Daily fines of $250 or more may be assessed. Operating without registration results in shutdown.
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