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Originally Posted by 8gv
The city becomes aware of the illegal renting via the complaint.
That requires fewer hours of investigative time.
It's the low hanging fruit.
With enough media attention and a few first hand "I got fined" testimonials, I would expect greater compliance would follow.
If the ordinance is inappropriate cotizens can bring pressure to bear on their elected representatives.
Failing that, one could run for office.
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"Illegal renting"...
The illegal activity should be the noise, not the renting. I love it when the proposed solution for those in opposition to Govt. policy is that the citizens can vote them out...or..."One could run for office" themselves!
Crap! One issue politics.
I can't wait for my fellow voters to become educated, and I don't have the time to hold office myself...Besides I live in California and, I suppose, should not have an opinion on this local subject.