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City Watch — Atlantic Beach

Pending STR legislation and regulatory rating tracking for Atlantic Beach.

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Regulated · moderateas of Sep 9, 2026 · high confidence
  • 90-day commercial-use classification device (private homes leased <90 days = hotel/motel/commercial use, excluded from residential districts) is PREEMPTED: entire Chapter 24 was repealed and re-enacted by Ord. No. 90-24-253, adopted Oct. 14, 2024, so the device's only dated adoption is post-2011-06-01 and it does not survive Fla. Stat. §509.032(7)(b)
  • no pre-2011 dated ordinance survives for the current Ch. 24 text; the former Ch. 24 (derived from 2010-2019 ordinances) was expressly repealed, not carried forward with a continuity clause
  • surviving STR requirements are general/process: state DBPR vacation-rental license + local business tax receipt (city caps at Regulated ceiling absent a surviving pre-2011 supply device)
  • active code-enforcement posture (2025 enforcement debate) enforces a device now vulnerable to state preemption

Based on: Code of Ordinances Ch. 24 (Land Development Regulations) / Zoning Code — residential-district use restriction defining

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Last reviewed Sep 20, 2026 · Sources · Report an error

Pending legislation

Monitoring Atlantic Beach · system last checked Sep 20, 2026

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