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    County in the process of setting up regulations for short term rentals

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    By KMAN Staff on March 11, 2025 Local News, Riley County

    By Emma Loura

    The county adopted short-term rental criteria in January 2022, when land development regulations came into effect. Because it can be difficult to enforce short-term rental regulations when someone doesn’t have a license, a county can use help from the state’s authority to set rules in place.

    Amanda Webb, the county’s planning director, said Monday she has been researching how other counties and cities in Kansas and Missouri regulate short-term rental properties. Webb referred to Independence, Missouri’s regulations as an example. The city of Independence limits the number of short term rentals in its code, allowing only one per eight residences within a block. Independence also requires a 500 foot distance from the property line of any existing or proposed STR.

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