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Council to hear short-term rental rules after planner presentation
Summary
A proposed ordinance to add Chapter 1131 on short-term rentals was introduced to the council; the City Planner, Chasilyn Carter, is scheduled to present the proposal at the regular council meeting that evening.
The committee reviewed a proposed ordinance to regulate short-term rentals in the city on July 14.
Mr. Sollie, speaking for the Code Enforcement & Zoning Committee, introduced Temp Ord #31-25 to add Chapter 1131 to the Lancaster Codified Ordinances addressing short-term rentals. Mr. Sollie said City Planner Chasilyn Carter would present the proposal to the full council later that evening.
Why it matters: short-term rental regulations can affect housing supply, neighborhood character and enforcement resources. The minutes record introduction of the ordinance and the planned planner presentation but do not include the text of the proposed chapter or any committee debate.
Next step: the planner’s presentation at the council meeting will be the first recorded public presentation of the proposal in these minutes.
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