Windsor By-law 115-2022, s. 6.5(a) — Short-Term Rental Licensing By-law

for any reason that would disentitle any licensee to a Licence;

• (b) where the licensee or Applicant is in breach of a condition of the Licence;
• (c) where the licensee or Applicant is in breach of any of the provisions of this By-law;
• (d) if there are reasonable grounds to believe any of the statements made on the application for issuance or renewal are false;
• (e) if, subsequent to the issuance of the Licence, a report is filed by any body which originally provided its approval that indicates that the licensee is no longer in compliance with this By-law;
• (f) upon such grounds as are set out in this By-law;
• (g) if the Applicant has outstanding fees or fines owing to the City, or if the Applicant has not paid the required application fee;
• (h) if the conduct or character of the Applicant or licensee affords reasonable grounds to believe that the Applicant or licensee will not carry on or engage in the business in accordance with the law or with honesty and integrity;
• (i) if the geographic location of the business does not meet land use requirements or does not comply with this By-law;
• U) if, in the case of a corporate Applicant or licensee, the conduct of its officers, directors, employees or agents affords reasonable cause to believe that the business will not be carried on in accordance with the law or with honesty and integrity;
• (k) if issuing the Licence is not in the public interest;
• (I) if a licensee's or Applicant's insurance, as approved by the Licence Commissioner, has expired and he or she continues to carry on business for which the Licence was issued; or
• (m) if a licensee or Applicant fails to comply with a request to inspect or hinders an inspection in any way.