Homeowner group sues Chicago over restrictive STR rules

Another article on this here:

skift.com/2016/11/10/chicago-airbnb-hosts-sue-city-over-information-sharing/

Among other things this onerous Chicago law requiresor involves:

(1) That hosts pay an additional 4% house sharing tax, over and above the existing "hotel tax" of 4.5% in the city. In other words, guests would pay almost twice as much "hotel tax" to stay with an Airbnb host, as they would pay to stay in a hotel room.

(2)"...a woman who prefers to host only female Airbnb guests will now be
in violation of the Chicago Human Rights ordinance if she elects to register as a “shared
housing unit,” and even if she rents to a man, she would also be in violation of this
provision if she refuses to let this man sleep in her bed or enter into her bedroom or her
private bathroom (“full use of such public accommodation”)"

(3)“Maintenance of Records – each registered host must keep, for 3 years,
records of all guests, including (i) name, (ii) contact information, (iii)
signature and (iv) dates of accommodation. Each host is also required to
make these registry records available for inspection to “any authorized city
official … upon request.”