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Brighton subcommittee votes to let short-term rental cap rise with new housing
Summary
The Short-Term Rental Subcommittee voted March 18 to recommend removing a date-specific clause that fixed the Silver Fork cap at a numeric level so the town's 15% limit will adjust as new homes are completed; attorneys were asked to draft language (target May 1) for council review.
The Brighton Short-Term Rental Subcommittee voted March 18 to recommend changing the town's language that fixed the numeric cap on short-term rentals in Silver Fork, so the 15% cap will automatically adjust as residential units are added.
The recommendation came after staff reported there are currently 30 licensed short-term rentals in the Silver Fork neighborhood and multiple residents described safety and congestion problems in parts of the…
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