Short-term and residential rental program compliance
Summary
Several cases involve rental properties allegedly operating without required city registration — both standard residential rentals and short-term rentals. The board was scheduled to determine compliance and potential penalties.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
Unregistered rental operators could face fines if violations are upheld.
Neighbors who rely on the city's rental registry for accountability and safety oversight.
Rental operators cited for operating without registration.
Mentions & discussions (5)
CODE COMPLIANCE BOARD HEARING - Oct 7, 2026
Several cases involve the city's short-term rental and residential rental registration programs, including one against a homeowners association. Outcomes affect how strictly Palm Coast polices unregistered or non-compliant rentals.
Code Enforcement Board Hearing - Sep 2, 2026
Several cases target landlords and property owners for missing residential rental program registration, short-term rental registration, or abandoned property registration. Rental owners in Palm Coast need to stay on top of these city registration requirements.
Code Enforcement Board - May 6, 2026
Several cases involve rental properties allegedly operating without required city registration — both standard residential rentals and short-term rentals. The board was scheduled to determine compliance and potential penalties.
CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD - Apr 1, 2026
Cases against Sta One LLC and Real-Time Properties LLC involve the city's short-term rental registration requirement, part of broader regulation of vacation rentals in residential neighborhoods.
City of Palm Coast Announces New Short-Term Rental Registration Requirements
City of Palm Coast Announces New Short-Term Rental Registration Requirements City of Palm Coast (.gov)
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