Ocean City considers new limits on short-term rentals.
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Starting Wednesday, short-term renters in residential and mobile home areas of Ocean City may be required to stay for a minimum of five days.
The Ocean City Council has approved two proposals tightening regulations on short-term rentals.
The Ocean City Council is set to discuss two proposed changes to short-term rental regulations during its meeting on Monday.
Occupancy limits for rentals in residential and mobile home areas are set to be a key topic of discussion at Tuesday's Ocean City meeting.
A month-long vacation may soon become the only option for certain rentals in Ocean City as town officials consider major changes to short-term rental policies in residential areas.
The Ocean City Planning and Zoning Commission has outlined proposed changes that will be presented to the Town Council.
The Ocean City Planning and Zoning Commission is set to meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. to deliberate on proposed updates to short-term rental regulations in the town’s R-1 and MH zones.