Pullman planning commission debates two short‑term rental approaches, asks staff to refine inspection wording
The Pullman Planning Commission on Feb. 25 heard public comment urging lower fees and debated two draft approaches to update city short‑term rental rules. After extended discussion about safety inspections, exemptions and staff workload, commissioners asked staff to begin redlining Option A with clarified inspection language for return to the commission.
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The Pullman Planning Commission on Feb. 25 continued its review of proposed changes to Pullman City Code chapter 17.109 governing short‑term rentals, heard public comment pushing to reduce or eliminate application fees, and directed staff to revise a draft (Option A) with clearer inspection language and an explicit reference to the dwelling‑inspection checklist.
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