New rules for Rapid City vacation home rentals - KOTA Territory News
Summary
New regulations impacting vacation home rentals in Rapid City are announced. Hosts must familiarize themselves with the updated rules to ensure compliance. Failure to comply can result in penalties, so hosts need to review the changes. The new rules are designed to regulate and possibly restrict short-term rentals within the city.
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