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MILE HIGH <br />- HOSTS - <br />UpN�fp <br />Dear Mayor Amezcua and Honorable City Council Members, <br />As the president of Denver's STR alliance, the Mile High Hosts, I'm reaching out to share our <br />journey and the impactful strategies we've adopted in managing and regulating short-term <br />rentals (STRs). Our city's experience highlights the power of collaboration among STR hosts, <br />local government, and educational initiatives to address common concerns such as noise, trash, <br />and parking. <br />Our proactive approach has centered on education and fostering a strong sense of community <br />engagement. This strategy has led to an impressive 90% compliance rate with our STR <br />regulations, demonstrating the active role the STR community plays in addressing, and often <br />preventing, issues typically associated with STR operations. Through educational efforts and <br />promoting a culture of responsible hosting, we've not only mitigated these concerns but also <br />supported a thriving STR ecosystem. <br />As Santa Ana evaluates its stance on STR regulations, it's pertinent to consider that concerns <br />like noise can be effectively managed through thoughtful regulation rather than restrictive bans. <br />Denver, along with numerous cities across the nation, has found success by enforcing existing <br />noise ordinances found within our municipal codes. By prioritizing education about these <br />regulations and emphasizing the importance of compliance, we've seen notable improvements <br />in addressing potential disturbances. This approach has been crucial in maintaining peace <br />within neighborhoods and enhancing the perception of STRs as valuable contributors to the <br />local economy and community fabric. <br />We advocate for Santa Ana to adopt a similar strategy. -This method not only champions a <br />proactive approach to responsible hosting but also highlights the effectiveness of utilizing <br />existing legal frameworks to uphold community standards. It underscores the principle that <br />effective regulation and responsible hosting are not mutually exclusive but are instead <br />complementary components of a thriving urban ecosystem. <br />Central to our success is the perception of the hosting community not as a source of problems, <br />but as a key part of the solution. Initiatives, many of which are supported by platforms like Rent <br />Responsibly, have equipped hosts with the necessary tools to manage their properties and <br />guests more effectively, fostering a harmonious coexistence within our communities. <br />We urge Santa Ana to consider a regulatory framework <br />that encompasses: <br />• Clear and enforceable regulations. <br />• Active engagement and education for the STR hosting community. <br />
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