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Public Safety Commission continues draft advisory on short‑term rentals, asks staff to circulate draft for edits

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Summary

The commission agreed to circulate and review a draft advisory on short‑term rental/related ordinance language, give commissioners time to propose edits, and continue formal consideration to the next meeting.

Commissioners discussed a draft advisory action related to short‑term rental enforcement and a proposed ordinance. The group agreed the draft should be circulated to commissioners for review and that the item be continued to the next meeting for possible finalization.

Officer Kyle Lofstrom and staff said a draft had been prepared and previously submitted to council as a draft; commissioners asked staff to circulate the document again as a Word or PDF to ensure everyone can review it. A motion passed directing staff to circulate the draft to commissioners and to allow a short editing window; if no edits are submitted, staff will forward the draft as the commission’s recommendation.

Commissioners noted Brown Act limits on email‑based edits and said any substantive edits should be returned for discussion at a public meeting. The commission agreed to continue I‑4 to the next meeting to allow time for commissioners to read the draft and finalize the advisory language.