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Bayside adopts ordinance to align tourist rooming house rules with state law
Summary
The Village Board unanimously approved Ordinance 24-757 on June 27, 2024, reserving and establishing municipal code sections to bring Bayside's regulations on tourist rooming houses (short-term rentals) into compliance with state statute.
The Village of Bayside Board of Trustees on June 27 unanimously adopted Ordinance 24-757, revising municipal code sections governing tourist rooming houses to conform with state statute that prevents municipalities from prohibiting short-term rentals as home occupations.
Village Manager Andy Pederson provided a brief overview of Ordinance 24-757, explaining that tourist rooming houses were previously treated as prohibited home occupations but state law limits a municipality’s ability to prohibit short-term rentals. The ordinance reserves ARTICLE V Sections 26-109 through 26-119, establishes ARTICLE VI Sections 26-120 and 26-121, and amends Section 125-101 of the municipal code to effect the change.
Trustee Margaret Zitzer moved adoption of the ordinance and Trustee Bob Rudman seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
The ordinance was presented as an update to keep Bayside’s municipal code in compliance with state statutory limits on prohibiting short-term rentals. The minutes do not specify an effective date or detailed operational rules beyond the sections reserved and established in the code change.
