Windsor By-law 115-2022, s. 5.4(a) — Short-Term Rental Licensing By-law
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Despite Section 5.2, a Licence shall not be issued or renewed and the Licence Commissioner shall refer the matter to the Windsor Licensing Commission where:
- the Property for which the Short-Term Rental is being proposed has any outstanding unpaid penalties or fines from the City;
- (b) any of the Applicants, within the previous five years from the date of application or renewal have been convicted of any of the following under the Criminal Code of Canada:
- (i) homicide or manslaughter;
- (ii) sexual offences;
- (iii) assault offences;
- (iv) confinement offences;
- (v) robbery or extortion offences;
- (vi) break and enter offences; or •
- (vii) fraud or forgery offences.
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- 5.3(a) The Licence Commissioner's decision under Section 5.2 shall be guided by the following considerations
- 5.4
- 5.5 In the case where the Licence Commissioner refuses, revokes or suspends a Licence upon any one or more of the grounds listed in Section
- 5.2 of this By-law, the Applicant, or Licensee, as the case may be, may appeal the Licence Commissioner's decision to the Windsor Licensing Commission, by notifying the Licensing Commissioner, in writing of its request to appeal to the Windsor Licensing Commission no later than fourteen (14) days after the date the Licence application is refused, revoked or suspended by the Licence Commissioner
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