Little Rock's Chapter 36 STR ordinance allows Planning & Development to revoke registrations after repeated code violations, particularly for noise, occupancy, or unpermitted-event infractions accumulated within a rolling enforcement window.
The STR ordinance treats compliance as a privilege, not a property right. Three substantiated violations in a twelve-month window typically trigger a show-cause hearing where the host must demonstrate corrective action. Categories of violations counted include LRPD noise responses, occupancy citations, and lodging tax delinquencies. Revoked registrations carry a cooling-off period before the property may reapply, and serial violators face disqualification. Hosts may appeal revocation decisions to the Planning Commission, but the ordinance preserves administrative discretion to act on community impact evidence.
Three substantiated infractions within twelve months trigger revocation, a property cooling-off period, and disqualification from reapplying through the standard registration track.
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