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A preliminary injunction has stopped part of Oahu’s new vacation-rentals ordinance — but not all of it.
So those who have waited years for a crackdown on illegal vacation rental are surely happy that the city is going to enforce, starting Monday, elements other than the rule requiring a minimum of 90 days for a short-term rental. That means hosts renting for less than 30 days can be fined at up to $10,000 a day.
There’s a hotline for complaints (808-787-7887), but hold those calls until the law starts on Monday.