Planning Commission recommends RSTR changes; council directs revised draft for October public hearing
The Planning Commission proposed revisions to the Residential Short-Term Rental (RSTR) ordinance including on-site licensee residency, grandfathering existing rentals, mitigation measures, and a cap of 15 RSTRs; the council voted to have staff draft revised language for an October public hearing consistent with previously agreed points.
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Nancy Tosta, chair of the Planning Commission, presented a transmittal recommending several changes to the town's Residential Short-Term Rental (RSTR) ordinance. Her transmittal listed six principal changes: require the RSTR licensee to live on-site, grandfather existing RSTRs/B&Bs/guest ranches, encode impacts and mitigation measures as part of conditional use permits, include an affidavit of compliance, delete any minimum-days operating requirement, and address limits on the number of RSTRs.
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