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The document is a Short Term Rental License Application for Hayes Township, Michigan. It requires the owner's information, property details, contact person availability, and compliance with safety regulations. The application includes sections for confirming amenities like smoke detectors and parking spaces, as well as a fee payment of $200. It also authorizes the Zoning Administrator to inspect the property.

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Can an hoa ban short-term rentals in Michigan?

Michigan courts have consistently sided with HOAs in their right to restrict or prohibit short term rentals in Michigan through their covenants. Many HOA documents contain residential use only provisions that judges interpret as prohibiting short-term rentals.

What cities in Michigan ban short-term rentals?

Ann Arbor, Holland, Mackinaw City, and Spring Lake ban short-term rentals in residential zones. Grand Haven and South Haven issued moratoriums on new short-term rentals, though some rental properties have existed for a century.

Are short-term rentals allowed in Traverse City?

There are two types of allowable STRs in Traverse City: tourist homes, or hosted owner-occupied rentals, and vacation home rentals, which do not need to be owner-occupied. While tourist homes are allowed in residential districts, vacation home rentals are not.

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Can Hoa restrict rentals in Michigan?

Condo associations and HOAs often try to regulate or even ban STRs to maintain the peaceful, long-term nature of their communities. In Michigan, there is no single statewide law governing STRs, but the legal framework for STRs is shaped by a mix of local ordinances, zoning regulations, and association bylaws.

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