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Florida Governor to Counties: Submit a plan for short-term rentals

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Today Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced, beginning Monday, the state would move into a “full Phase One,” and short-term rentals can reopen if counties submit a plan for opening safely. DeSantis added, “If your plan says you’re going to accept guests from New York City, I’m probably not going to accept that.”

Throughout Florida’s shutdown, DeSantis has kept timeshares, resorts, hotels, motels, and inns open. He gave his reason for that today saying that he needed to have places to “put up” national guard if needed. 

DeSantis’ message to counties: “For the vacation rentals, what we’re doing is telling counties, if you want short-term rentals—if you want them to be open—you submit your plan and you can show how they are going to be safe.”

Bars and movie theaters also remain closed, but like vacation rentals, amusement parks can submit plans to the state show they plan to reopen safely. 

In addition, DeSantis further opened restaurants and retail, effective Monday to 50 percent.

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  1. I like the Governor however it seems very unlogical to say a hotel with many shared spaces including elevators etc, are safer than a private home with a private pool? It also seems Unconstitutional to say folks from NYC or NY ( how can you tell them apart) but I guess if homeowners agree than lets move forward so homes don’t end up in forclosure and we loose HOA dues and tax revenue!

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