Chandler's STR ordinance (Chapter 22) restricts occupancy based on bedroom count and prohibits non-residential uses including events and parties at short-term rental properties.
Chandler's short-term rental regulations under Chapter 22 establish occupancy standards tied to the property's residential character. STR properties may not be used for events, parties, or other non-residential purposes, a provision specifically aimed at preventing party houses. Operators must respond to complaints received by the police department in a timely manner. The number of guests must be consistent with the property's bedroom count and residential zoning. Emergency contact information must be displayed and the operator must be reachable to address issues.
Using an STR for non-residential purposes such as events can result in license suspension or revocation. Operators who fail to respond to police complaints face escalating penalties.
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