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Measure F Short-Term Residential Rentals City and County of San Francisco Majority Approval Required Fail: 88,945 / 44.41% Yes votes ...... 111,348 / 55.59% No votes
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Shall the City limit short-term rentals of a housing unit to 75 days per year regardless of whether the rental is hosted or unhosted; require owners to provide proof that they authorize the unit as a short-term rental; require residents who offer short-term rentals to submit quarterly reports on the number of days they live in the unit and the number of days the unit is rented; prohibit short-term rentals of in-law units; allow interested parties to sue hosting platforms; and make it a misdemeanor for a hosting platform to unlawfully list a unit as a short-term rental?
These limits, set forth in San Francisco's short-term residential rental law, require that:
In addition, interested parties may sue violators. Interested parties are defined as residents of the building where the residential unit is located, the owner of the unit, people who live within 100 feet of the unit, and certain housing nonprofit organizations. The City may sue any violator at any time, but only the City may sue hosting platforms for violating the short-term rental law. The Proposal: Proposition F would limit short-term rentals of a unit to 75 days per year, regardless of whether the rental is hosted or unhosted. Hosting platforms would have to stop listing a unit for short-term rental once that unit has been rented on a short-term basis for more than 75 days in a calendar year. Proposition F would require proof that the unit's owner authorizes using the unit as a short-term rental. After including a unit on its short-term rental registry, the City would be required to post a notice on the building stating that a unit has been approved for use as a short-term rental. The City would also be required to mail a notice to the owners, neighbors of the unit and interested neighborhood organizations. Proposition F would require residents who offer shortterm rentals to submit quarterly reports on the number of days they live in the unit and the number of days the unit is rented. Proposition F also would:
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