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Glenn Heights council discusses expanding rental registration as rentals rise; no new regulations set
Summary
Council discussed proposed amendments to the city's rental registration program to track rental properties, share data with HOAs, and protect tenant rights; council was told the city cannot cap or regulate rent levels.
Councilmembers on Monday discussed proposed amendments to the city’s rental registration program amid a noted rise in rental properties locally and statewide. Mayor Sonya A. Brown introduced the item as an effort to protect neighborhood cleanliness, tenant rights and the city’s appearance while tracking increases in single-family rentals.
The discussion began with Brown saying the policy was proposed to City Manager Clifford Blackwell as a response to more houses being rented…
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