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Council notes short-term rental outreach; staff reports about 500 survey responses
Summary
At the March 25 Richfield City Council meeting staff reported that two short-term rental owners previously spoke to the council and that staff believes the public survey on short-term rentals has closed with about 500 responses; no policy action was taken.
City Manager Rodriguez told the Richfield City Council on March 25 that two short-term rental owners had attended a prior meeting to provide their perspective on the city's short-term rental study and that staff had no additional information to report at this meeting.
"At our last meeting, we had 2 short term rental owners that came and provided their perspective on our study of, potential, rentals. And they didn't ask any questions, so I don't have further information tonight. And that's all I have," Rodriguez said.
After that report the mayor asked whether the public survey on short-term rentals had closed and next steps. The mayor asked, "Is the survey now closed that we went out to the public to ask them about short term rentals?" Rodriguez responded, "I'm fairly certain the survey is closed because they gave us an, total and it was it's like over 500 surveys were completed." The transcript does not record the council reviewing survey results or taking policy action at this meeting.
The report to the council indicates community input has been collected; the transcript does not specify when staff will present survey results, what forum those results will appear in, or any proposed regulatory changes.
