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Consultation has concluded.
The City is initiating a conversation on short-term accommodations (i.e. vacation or tourist rentals) in Kingston. Short-term accommodations are private, residential dwellings (or part of dwellings) that are rented to provide sleeping accommodations to a person or persons on a temporary basis (generally less than 28 days, with daily or weekly rates).
Staff is seeking input on potential licensing requirements. This discussion will facilitate a dialogue between the city and the public as staff work to create a short-term rental licensing program that meets the needs of Kingston's residents.
The City is initiating a conversation on short-term accommodations (i.e. vacation or tourist rentals) in Kingston. Short-term accommodations are private, residential dwellings (or part of dwellings) that are rented to provide sleeping accommodations to a person or persons on a temporary basis (generally less than 28 days, with daily or weekly rates).
Staff is seeking input on potential licensing requirements. This discussion will facilitate a dialogue between the city and the public as staff work to create a short-term rental licensing program that meets the needs of Kingston's residents.
Thank you for taking the time to complete
this survey on short-term rental licensing in Kingston. This survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete.
In November 2018, Council directed staff to create a
short-term rental licensing program to regulate short-term rental businesses
operating in Kingston.
The results of this survey will help staff in creating an effective, easy to
understand short term rental business licencing program for City Council’s
consideration.
If you have any questions about the contents
of this survey or the short-term rental licensing program, contact Ben Poirier,
licensing and enforcement coordinator at 613-546-4291 ext. 3177 or bpoirier@cityofkingston.ca.
Survey closes Aug 27 at 4 p.m.
Consultation has concluded.
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Thank you for taking the time to complete
this survey on short-term rental licensing in Kingston. This survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete.
In November 2018, Council directed staff to create a
short-term rental licensing program to regulate short-term rental businesses
operating in Kingston.
The results of this survey will help staff in creating an effective, easy to
understand short term rental business licencing program for City Council’s
consideration.
If you have any questions about the contents
of this survey or the short-term rental licensing program, contact Ben Poirier,
licensing and enforcement coordinator at 613-546-4291 ext. 3177 or bpoirier@cityofkingston.ca.
Survey closes Aug 27 at 4 p.m.
Consultation has concluded.
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Short-term Rental Licensing has finished this stage
Public consultation – online survey and introductory community discussion
session
April – May 2018
Short-term Rental Licensing has finished this stage
Review of consultation feedback to inform next steps to
address short-term accommodations
November 2018
Short-term Rental Licensing has finished this stage
Draft recommendations presented to planning committee
July - August 2019
Short-term Rental Licensing has finished this stage
Consultation begins on proposed short-term rental licensing program.
February 2020
Short-term Rental Licensing has finished this stage
Staff have compiled survey results and
feedback collected and will be including them as part of
the staff report which will be presented to the Administrative Policies Committee on Feb. 13.
November - December 2020
Short-term Rental Licensing has finished this stage
Short-term Rental Licensing report presented at a special meeting of the Administrative Policies Committee on Nov. 25.
Report approved, with amendments at Dec. 10 meeting of the Administrative Policies Committee.
December 2020
Short-term Rental Licensing is currently at this stage
Short-term Rental Licensing report approved, with amendments at Dec. 15&16 meeting of Council.
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