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Scottsdale, Paradise Valley anticipate new licensing, permitting ordinances for short-term rentals

Scottsdale and Town of Paradise Valley officials say they plan to implement licensing procedures for short-term rental properties within their municipal bounds following a newly-approved law.

Senate Bill 1168, signed by Gov. Doug Ducey on July 6, goes into effect on Sept. 24.

Both Scottsdale and Paradise Valley officials say they plan to implement local ordinances after the law goes into effect that will establish new administrative processes to issue, deny and suspend a short-term rental permit.

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