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Planning commission urges council to let city manager set uniform VHR signage and to prioritize applicants buffered out
Summary
The South Lake Tahoe Planning Commission voted to forward two recommendations to city council: delegate authority to the city manager to adopt a uniform vacation home rental sign template and to give application priority (and potential fee relief) to people denied solely because of the 150-foot buffer.
The South Lake Tahoe Planning Commission voted Feb. 19 to forward two recommendations to the City Council concerning short-term vacation home rentals.
Commissioners recommended that the council include language in the pending VHR ordinance delegating authority to the city manager to adopt a consistent sign template (fonts and sizes) to ensure legibility and continuity. Commissioners said the change would reduce uneven enforcement and confusion over what constitutes a legible sign.
“Delegate to the city manager to create continuity — they could decide…
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