Board outlines data-driven process before pursuing short-term rental zoning changes
Board members agreed to gather data, hold public workshops and solicit townwide input before drafting zoning-code amendments for short-term rentals; they emphasized need to determine whether problems are isolated or townwide and to collect sheriff's-office reports.
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Board members revisited the short-term rental issue and emphasized a deliberate, data-driven approach: collect call logs and sheriff's reports, determine the geographic scope of complaints, hold public workshops for community input and then draft proposed zoning amendments for review. One board member (speaker 4) summarized the sequence: research, public input, draft regulations and then consider a vote.
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