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STRs in Radium require business licenses

The Village of Radium is reminding residents that business licenses are required for Short Term Rentals.

Under the bylaw, a $10,000 fine could be given to anyone who carries on with an STR, breaches a condition of their license, or violates any provision of the bylaw.

Fees for applying for a license will cost $250 for new applications, $150 for renewals and $100 if the STR changes ownership.

Business license can be found on the Village of Radium website and bylaw details can be found here.

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