Michigan HB6027 amends zoning laws to prevent local governments from banning short-term rentals entirely.
Michigan HB6027 amends the state's zoning and growth management laws to ensure that local governments cannot completely prohibit short-term rentals. The bill clarifies that zoning ordinances or decisions cannot totally ban short-term rentals unless there is no suitable location for such rentals or if the rentals are unlawful. This change aims to address the need for short-term rental accommodations in local areas.
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