Santa Barbara Sued Over Short-Term Vacation Rental Ban

By Joshua Molina, Pacific Coast Business Times Staff Writer

Entrepreneur Theo Kracke is at the center of an emotional debate over short-term vacation rentals in Santa Barbara, one that could deliver a significant financial blow to his business.

So he’s putting up a fight against the City of Santa Barbara, which has banned short-term rentals in most residential areas of town. Kracke sued the city, alleging it was violating the California Coastal Act, and then the city fired back, calling for Kracke’s suit to be thrown out of court.

See the full article at PacBizTimes.com or in the March 3-9, 2017 edition of the Pacific Coast Business Times.

Fighting City Hall

 

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