<div>I read Dan Coffey’s viewpoint.I would suggest that the Short Term Rental business monitor themselves. It would be great if the three interested parties: real estate brokers, rental property managers, and rental property owners would create a system tasked with “self-policing” the short term rentals in our community.Right now, the only people monitoring the businesses are the unfortunate home-owners who live near the rental properties.Some of that self-policing could include a more selective screening of potential renters. Ensuring that potential renters understand that Chikaming Township is a quiet, residential community might discourage the lewd and crude renters that seem to love it here. What they love is the uncontrolled freedom to invite large groups of people to unmonitored rentals where they can create a lot of noise and trash.Susan StevensLakeside</div>

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I read Dan Coffey’s viewpoint. I would suggest that the Short Term Rental business monitor themselves. It would be great if the three interested parties: real estate brokers, rental property managers, and rental property owners would create a system tasked with “self-policing” the short term rentals in our community.

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I read Dan Coffey’s viewpoint. I would suggest that the Short Term Rental business monitor themselves. It would be great if the three interested parties: r

Supports short-term rental self-policing

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