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(5) Name and address of Responsible Party for short term rental and Responsible Party must be available on a 24 hours and 7 days a week basis. (6)Business License from the City of Sunny Isles Beach. (7) Consent Letter from Condominium Association or homeowners association. (8)Payment of$100 for Short Term Rental license and $50 late fee for failure to renew license prior to expiration. (9)Compliance with parking and trash pick-up rules. (10)Compliance with 2 persons per room occupancy rules. (11) Rental unit must contain smoke and carbon monoxide detection and fire extinguisher. (12) Short term rentals near schools, daycares, and parks cannot be rented to sexual predators. (13) Revocation of license for short term rental if property is found to be involved in human trafficking by law enforcement agencies. (14) No inspection of rental unit is required unless unit is in violation of the provisions of the Ordinance. (15) License subject to suspension, denial, or revocation for non- compliance with the Ordinance. (16) Violations of the provisions of the Ordinance are subject to penalties.The penalties are: (i)$1000.00 fine for First Violation; (ii)$2,500 fine for Second Violation;and (iii)suspension of license for a year for Third Violation. (17)The Ordinance shall be administered by the Planning and Zoning Department and enforced by the Code Compliance Department. (18) The Ordinance will be effective ninety (90) days from the date of adoption to allow a public information campaign to educate property owners and residents about the provisions of the Ordinance. The requirements stated above are similar to requirements imposed by other local governments, including Miami-Dade County. However, the license fee and the inspection process established in the proposed Ordinance are not as onerous as similar provisions established by other local governments. This Ordinance was requested by the City Commission. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Based on comments from members of the City Commission during agenda review and comments from the Chair of the Citizens Advisory Committee, the following new provisions were added to the proposed Short-Term Vacation Rental Ordinance. (1) Public Nuisance to prevent vacation rentals from being used as a • • hub for criminal activities, which include but are limited to drug trafficking,gambling,and prostitution; (2) Noise provision to ensure compliance with the City's Noise Ordinance; (3) Requiring property owner to confirm if vacation rental is a homestead property to prevent homestead fraud;