§ 36-1-24-10 — Enforcement of laws that regulate, prohibit, or limit short term rentals

Indiana § 36-1-24-10

• Jurisdiction: Indiana
• Title 36: LOCAL GOVERNMENT
• Art. 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS
• Ch. 24: Short Term Rentals

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A unit may enact or enforce a law or plan
that regulates, prohibits, or limits short term rentals only for the
following primary purposes:
(1) Protection of the public's health and safety related to:
(A) fire and building safety;
(B) sanitation;
(C) transportation;
(D) traffic control; and
(E) pollution control;
if enforcement is performed in the same manner as enforcement
that applies to similar properties that are not short term rentals.
(2) Residential use and zoning related to:
(A) noise;
(B) protection of welfare;
(C) property maintenance; and
(D) nuisance issues;
if enforcement is performed in the same manner as enforcement
that applies to similar properties that are not short term rentals.
(3) To limit or prohibit use of short term rentals for the following
purposes:
(A) To house sex offenders.
(B) To operate a structured sober living home.
(C) To manufacture, exhibit, distribute, or sell illegal drugs,
liquor, pornography, or obscenity.
(D) To operate an adult entertainment establishment (as defined
in IC 12-7-2-1.8).
(4) To limit or prohibit short term rentals located within the
boundaries of a conservancy district established under IC 14-33.
(5) To provide the unit with an emergency contact for a short term
rental.

Legislative History

As added by P.L.73-2018, SEC.1.