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Madison board OKs one-year conditional use for short-term rental, bars hunting, limits occupancy
Summary
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a one-year conditional use permit for a single-bedroom short-term rental at 2175 North K Road, imposing house rules including a two-person/ two-car maximum, quiet hours and a no-hunting requirement; the board declined to consider an event center or kennel at this meeting.
The Board of Zoning Appeals on July 14 approved a one-year conditional use permit for a single-bedroom short-term rental at 2175 North K Road, contingent on enforcement of submitted house rules and additions requiring a two-person maximum, two vehicles maximum and no hunting.
The decision matters because neighbors had raised concerns about the applicants’ original broader plan — which included an event venue and a proposed kennel — and because the conditional use permit creates an enforceable record for complaints. The board explicitly limited action at the meeting to the short-term rental; the applicants withdrew the event center application for the evening.
Applicant Angela Kaylor (listed in the record as Angela Kaylor) told the board the unit would be new construction on the second of three parcels the…
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