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Planning commission recommends short-term rental code, asks council to hold public hearing on fees
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted Aug. 20, 2025, to forward a draft short-term rental ordinance to city council and recommended that council hold a public hearing that includes a proposed fee schedule.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted Aug. 20, 2025, to forward a draft short-term rental (STR) ordinance to city council and recommended that council hold a public hearing that includes consideration of fee schedules.
The commission’s recommendation came after an extended discussion of occupancy limits, parking requirements and a citywide 10% cap on homes operating as STRs. A staff presentation summarized changes already made to the draft — including the removal of a 300-foot separation requirement and the insertion of the word “permanent” where applicable — and identified unresolved issues for commissioners to resolve before sending the draft to council.
Why it matters: the ordinance would set local standards for how many people can occupy a rental, how many off-street parking spaces are required, and how the city will limit the total number of STRs. Those rules affect neighborhood parking, enforcement workload and how existing and prospective hosts must…
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