Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) - Time is running out for Clark County residents to give their input on the future of short-term rentals in southern Nevada.
The county recently released a survey whose results will be used to help draft an ordinance governing short-term rentals such as Airbnb and VRBO.
The survey takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete, and is available at www.ClarkCountyNV.gov/survey through Monday, Jan. 31.
Short-term rentals are currently illegal in unincorporated Clark County. However, the passage of Assembly Bill 363 by the 2021 Nevada Legislature requires the County to enact an ordinance regulating short-term rentals by July 1.
County officials will consider survey results as they develop an ordinance that includes limitations on short-term rentals. AB363 places some of these limits as part of the mandate, including on minimum distance separation between short-term rentals, proximity to resort hotels, limits on the number of occupants and number of permits a person may hold.
The survey asks about respondents’ experience with and perception of short-term rentals in their neighborhood, as well as seeks community input on factors to consider in drafting the mandated ordinance.