Ohio appeals court upholds Airbnb ban in 140-home neighborhood
An Ohio appellate court has upheld a zoning rule that bars short-term rentals in a suburban neighborhood. The dispute centered on Michael A. Clevenger, who wanted to run an Airbnb on his property. Neighbors opposed the plan, citing concerns about noise, parking congestion, and safety from frequent guest turnover. The court's decision reinforces the authority of local zoning regulations to protect residential character. The ruling keeps existing legal limits on short-term rental operations in place.
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