Short-term rental business licensing
Close December 11
We’re looking for community feedback on adding regulations for short-term rentals to the existing Business License Bylaw.
Requiring short-term rental (rented less than 30 days) operators to acquire a license would standardize and regulate how these rentals operate and may include required fire inspections, public health inspections and mandated insurance limits. Regulations could also help identify acceptable locations and building types for short-term rentals. Staff will bring recommended license fees to Council for approval.
You can participate by filling out a survey at haveyoursay.guelph.ca, attending an open house or calling us during open office hours to ask question or get more information.
For more information
Scott Green, manager
Corporate and Community Safety, Operations
City of Guelph
519-822-1260 extension 3475
[email protected]
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