SAN ANTONIO - After months of deliberation and anticipation, the San Antonio City Council has given the green light to significant changes in short-term rental
After months of deliberation and anticipation, the San Antonio City Council has given the green light to significant changes in short-term rental regulations. regulations.
Council members expressed the need for these fee adjustments to support enhanced oversight and enforcement measures. Shelley Galbraith, President of the Short-Term Rental Association, hailed the council's decision as a significant victory. She noted the support received from different organizations throughout San Antonio for the ordinance changes, emphasizing the collective significance of the decision.
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