Short-term rental renewals continued to June 22
Summary
Two homeowners — Hyunjin Chung and the Larsons — sought renewals of their short-term rental special exceptions. These cases are how Carmel decides whether individual STRs keep operating in residential zones, which neighbors often watch closely.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Continued operation of these rentals affects the owners' rental income and, for neighbors, the character and turnover of their streets.
The property owners who want to keep renting short-term, and visitors who use the units.
Nearby residents who object to short-term rental turnover could be affected if renewals are granted.
Mentions & discussions (8)
Board of Zoning Appeals - Jun 22, 2026
A Valley Drive homeowner seeks special use approval to host company retreats in an existing barn on 1.45 residential acres. The case was tabled to July 27, so neighbors will have more time to weigh in.
Board of Zoning Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting - Jun 22, 2026
Three short-term residential rental renewal cases were on the docket but were withdrawn before the meeting. Renewals matter to neighbors who live near these rentals and care about how often homes turn over.
Board of Zoning Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting - May 26, 2026
Three homeowners were seeking renewals of their special exceptions to operate short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods. All three were tabled to the June 22 meeting, so neighbors get more time before any decision.
Board of Zoning Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting - Apr 27, 2026
Three short-term rental renewals (Chung, Gorden, Kedanis) were on the docket, with all three marked on the agenda as tabled to May 26. Neighbors near these properties have a stake in whether the rentals continue operating.
City Council Meeting - Apr 20, 2026
A proposed ordinance would amend the city code requirements for the residential rental dwelling registration and permit program.
Board of Zoning Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting - Mar 23, 2026
Two homeowners — Hyunjin Chung and the Larsons — sought renewals of their short-term rental special exceptions. These cases are how Carmel decides whether individual STRs keep operating in residential zones, which neighbors often watch closely.
Carmel City Council approves 2026 dates that don’t count toward short-term rental limit
Carmel City Council approves 2026 dates that don’t count toward short-term rental limit Current Publishing
City Council Meeting - Mar 2, 2026
The council was set to consider suspending the city's short-term rental rules during certain periods of 2026, using dates submitted by the mayor. This affects residents who rent out homes and neighbors concerned about turnover in their neighborhoods.
Related development
Gorden Short Term Residential Rental Renewal
A new short-term rental will operate on School Parkway, renewable annually.
Chung Short Term Residential Rental Renewal
Whether the rental continues operating affects the immediate neighborhood's character and parking.
Kedanis Short Term Residential Rental Renewal
Approval would let the home be rented short-term without the owner living there.
Larson Short Term Residential Rental, Renewal
The Sycamore Road home cannot operate as a short-term rental; the owner may reapply.
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