Yes, the bill should be signed, providing a funnel for short-term-rental tax revenue to be collected and used to support the infrastructure of this beautiful state we all call home.  

Zoning compliance is the responsibility of local planning departments.  Offloading this to a private third party, via a state-sponsored tax bill is irresponsible at best.  Not to mention impossible to enforce.  

Regulating and permitting is the answer to managing short-term rental, not Machiavellian blanket enforcement of archaic zoning provisions.