To determine whether owners in Loveland Pass Village are permitted to short-term rent their properties, there is generally a two-part analysis:

1. Do the Loveland Pass Village homeowners' association and governing documents allow owners to short-term rent?  Yes.  There is no provision in the bylaws, covenants or other governing documents for Loveland Pass Village that would prevent owners from short-term renting their units. 
2. Does the local governmental authority currently allow a property owner to obtain a new Loveland Pass Village short-term rental license?  Yes.  Loveland Pass Village is located in unincorporated Summit County and is therefore subject to the jurisdiction of the Summit County Board of County Commissioners (“BoCC”).  Summit County defines a short-term rental as any residential dwelling unit or room therein that is rented for periods of less than 30 consecutive days.  On September 14, 2021, BoCC passed a temporary 90-day moratorium on the issuance of new short-term rental licenses.  However, because Keystone is predominantly a resort community serving visitors to Summit County, BoCC created an exemption to the short-term rental moratorium for all properties located in the Keystone area.  Accordingly, the Loveland Pass Village real estate community and other Keystone property subdivisions all remain unaffected by the short-term rental moratorium in Summit County.  New property owners in Loveland Pass Village may continue to apply for and receive short-term rental licenses.

In sum, the Loveland Pass Village homeowners association does not preclude owners from short-term renting their properties.  Furthermore, the short-term rental moratorium does not apply to Loveland Pass Village property owners; so, Summit County will continue to grant new short-term rental licenses to homes located in Loveland Pass Village.