STR guests in Little Rock must observe quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM with no excessive noise audible from off the property at any time. Operators are responsible for informing guests of noise rules and maintaining neighborhood peace.
Little Rock's STR ordinance establishes specific quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM for short-term rental properties. No noise should be audible beyond the property boundaries during these hours. At all other times, noise must not be excessive or unreasonable. STR operators must include noise rules in their house rules and guest communications. Repeated noise complaints can lead to license revocation.
Noise violations at STR properties are grounds for citation and can lead to license suspension or revocation after multiple offenses.
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