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Councilor reports strong local opposition at town hall on proposed state ban of short‑term rental rules
Summary
Councilor Heggie reported on a town hall about Senate Bill 104, saying the measure would bar local regulation of transient rentals and limit local fees to a one‑time $50 charge; he described widespread public opposition and urged further action to oppose the bill.
Councilor Heggie told the Huron City Council on Nov. 12 that he attended a town hall on Senate Bill 104 and returned with concerns about the bill’s potential effect on local regulatory authority over transient rentals. "Senate Bill 104 would make it illegal for any community to regulate in any way transient rental property," Heggie said, adding the…
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