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current license and registration under F.S. ch. 212 and F.S. ch. 509. <br />(i)© Prchilbitiorrs, enforcement, and penalties. (1) It shall be unlawful <br />for any landlord, tenant, agent or other representative of a landlord to <br />rent, lease, advertise or hold out for rent any vacation rental or unit for <br />use in any district where such use is prohibited, except as otherwise <br />exempted under this Chapter. 0(2) It shall be unlawful for any landlord, <br />tenant, agent or other representative of a landlord to rent, lease, <br />advertise or hold out ,nor rent any vacation rental or unit for use as a <br />vacation rental or unit without a vacation rental permit, except as <br />otherwise exempted under this Chapter. 0(3) After the effective date of <br />the ordinance from which this Chapter is derived, leases, assignments <br />for tenancy or any other occupancy agreements for compensation <br />having less than twenty-eight (28) days in duration: ©(a)17 Shall not be <br />entered into or renewed once they have expired or have terminated in <br />any district in which use as a vacation rental or unit is allowed unless a <br />vacation rental permit, building permit, inspection and certificate of <br />occupancy for such use (or for the conversion of an existing dwelling <br />unit to such use) is first obtained; and ©(b)® Any pre-existing such uses <br />shall not be considered a lawful nonconforming use under section <br />904.04, and must be discontinued in any land use district that prohibits <br />such uses no later than thirty (30) days after the effective date of the <br />ordinance from which this Chapter is derived. (4) Nothing contained in <br />this section (i) shall bar a code enforcement officer from enforcement <br />against any new vacation rental violation occurring after the effective <br />date of the ordinance from which this Chapter is derived. M(S)M Prima <br />;acie evidence of the use of a dwelling unit as a vacation rental or unit <br />shall include: (a)©Registration or licensing for short-term rental or <br />transient rental use by the state under F.S. ch. 212 (Florida Tax and <br />Revenue Hct) or F.S. ch. 509 (public lodging establishments); 0(b) <br />Advertising or holding out a dwelling as a vacation rental or unit; (c) <br />Reservations, booking arrangements or any lease, assignment for <br />tenancy or any other occupancy or agreement for compensation, trade <br />or other legal consideration addressing or overlapping any period of <br />twenty-eight (28) days or less; or (d) The use of an agent or other third <br />person to make reservations or booking arrangements. (6) MA violation <br />Attachment 10 <br />196 <br />