Zoning Board approves two short term rental petitions for Bama Bound Properties

May 29, 2025 | Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama

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The Tuscaloosa Zoning Board of Adjustment convened on May 28, 2025, to discuss several petitions for short-term rental exceptions, focusing on two properties owned by Bama Bound Properties LLC, represented by Jennifer Morrow.

The first petition sought approval for a short-term rental at 21430 Second Place East. The board discussed the rental's capacity, which is limited to four adults, with the understanding that children under 17 could also stay without being explicitly listed. The board members expressed no concerns regarding this petition, and it was approved unanimously, adhering to staff recommendations for a maximum of four adults and two vehicles over a 30-night period within a year.
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The second petition involved a property at 1601 Seventeenth Avenue East, where Morrow requested to accommodate eight adults and two vehicles. Staff recommended a limit of six adults and three vehicles. The property features two driveways, allowing for adequate parking. Morrow confirmed that her daughter, who resides locally, would manage the property in her absence, ensuring availability for any emergencies. The board received no public comments against this petition, and after a brief discussion, it was also approved.

Both approvals reflect the board's ongoing support for short-term rental opportunities in Tuscaloosa, balancing community concerns with property owners' rights. The next steps for the approved petitions will involve compliance with the outlined conditions, ensuring responsible management of the rental properties.

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