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Minocqua keeps seven-day minimum for short-term rentals; enforcement discussions to continue
Summary
Following a county zoning change, the Minocqua Board of Supervisors voted to retain the town’s seven-day minimum stay requirement for short-term rentals and to pursue overlay-district options to preserve enforcement by Oneida County.
The Minocqua Board of Supervisors voted on Feb. 3 to retain the town ordinance requiring a seven-day minimum stay for short-term rentals and to continue discussions about overlay districts intended to preserve or secure county enforcement.
Board members discussed a recent Oneida County Planning & Zoning amendment that reduced the county’s minimum-stay requirement for short-term rentals below seven days. Town members questioned whether the county would continue enforcement if the town’s ordinance differed from the county rule.
The board decided to keep the town’s seven-day minimum and to pursue further discussion of overlay districts so the town can remain covered by county enforcement. The transcript records the board’s decision but does not specify a timetable or any new enforcement steps; those items are to be addressed in future work sessions or meetings.
