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Port Clinton refers resolution opposing Senate Bill 104 on short-term rentals to committee
Summary
On Nov. 25 council introduced Resolution 25-10 opposing Senate Bill 104 — which the resolution says would remove the city’s ability to restrict short-term rentals — and assigned the resolution to the Economic & Community Development Committee for consideration at a Dec. 9 meeting.
Council introduced Resolution 25-10 on Nov. 25, a measure described in the agenda as opposing passage of Senate Bill 104, which the resolution states would "take away the city’s ability to place any type of restrictions on short-term rentals located in the City of Port Clinton." No debate or vote on the resolution occurred during the meeting.
President Sarty assigned Resolution 25-10 to the Economic & Community Development Committee. Committee members set a meeting on Dec. 9, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. to consider the item. The resolution was moved to second reading at the council’s Dec. 9 meeting date and will be considered further in committee beforehand.
The transcript records the resolution’s title and its referral; it does not include additional factual findings, fiscal notes, or a pro/con debate in the Nov. 25 meeting record.
