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Resident urges tight limits on short-term rentals, cites noise and enforcement burden
Summary
A longtime Sterling Heights homeowner told the joint meeting that short-term rentals cause late-night noise, parking problems and repeated police calls, and urged the city to restrict neighborhood rentals in favor of hotels and event venues.
A Sterling Heights homeowner urged city leaders to keep strict limits on short-term rentals, telling the joint meeting that short-term units create noise, parking and enforcement problems in residential neighborhoods.
During the communications-from-citizens portion of the special joint meeting, Joe Romano identified himself as a homeowner and real-estate professional and described repeated neighborhood disturbances that he…
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