Tulsa may revoke or refuse to renew short-term rental registrations for properties accumulating repeated noise, occupancy, or nuisance violations under Title 22 enforcement procedures.
While Title 22 lacks a published numeric strike count like Nashville's three-strike rule, the ordinance authorizes the permit administrator to suspend or deny renewal of an STR registration when a property generates repeated verified complaints, code citations, or police nuisance calls. Common triggers include after-hours noise complaints exceeding Tulsa's general noise ordinance, occupancy violations, and unlicensed event hosting. Revocation typically follows written warning and an administrative hearing. Owners may reapply after a cure period, but repeat offenders face permanent zoning-level restrictions if the property is declared a nuisance.
Each verified violation can trigger fines and contributes to revocation. A revoked STR cannot legally accept guests; continued operation is a Title 22 misdemeanor with daily fines.
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