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The Oak Ridge North City Council discussed banning short-term rentals April 8. (Jessica Shorten/Community Impact)
The Woodlands

Oak Ridge North discusses banning short-term rentals

By Jessica Shorten

City Council moved to create an ordinance that would heavily regulate or even ban short-term rentals within the city.

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