Kenner, LA Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Brochure required
- Posted conspicuously at all times
- Must disclose
- Parking, noise and trash restrictions
- Also required on brochure
- Trash schedule, fire evacuation route
- Non-compliance consequence
- License suspension/revocation grounds
Summary
In the City of Kenner, every short-term rental must keep a brochure posted at all times disclosing neighborhood restrictions on noise, parking and trash, so the ordinance controls noise indirectly through mandatory guest disclosure rather than a standalone STR curfew.
(2)A brochure is required to be located in the short-term rental in a conspicuous location at all times. The brochure shall include the name, phone number with area code, and e-mail address of the licensee and the designated local responsible party. The brochure also shall provide information pertinent to the neighborhood where the short-term rental is located, including, but not limited to, restrictions on parking, noise, trash, the trash collection schedule, and a fire evacuation route.
Full Breakdown
Unified Development Code § 12.16(a)(2) requires that a brochure be located in the short-term rental in a conspicuous location at all times. The brochure must list the name, phone number with area code, and e-mail address of the licensee and the designated local responsible party, so a guest or a neighbor has someone to call. It must also provide information pertinent to the neighborhood where the short-term rental sits, including, but not limited to, restrictions on parking, noise, trash, the trash collection schedule, and a fire evacuation route.
Kenner does not print a separate STR-specific decibel limit or curfew inside this section; instead it leans on the operator to disclose whatever neighborhood noise restrictions already apply and to keep a designated local responsible party reachable. Failure to maintain the required brochure is a failure to comply with the requirements of the short-term rental chapter, which under § 12.16(g)(1) is itself grounds for the lodging accommodation review committee or the council to suspend or revoke the property's lodging accommodation license after a hearing.
Violations & Fines
Not posting the required brochure, or posting one missing the neighborhood parking, noise or trash disclosures, is a failure to comply with UDC § 12.16 and is listed grounds for suspension or revocation of the short-term rental's lodging accommodation license under § 12.16(g)(1).
Frequently Asked Questions
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