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Long Beach council approves Hometown Planning contract and vacation rental ordinance

Long Beach City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Long Beach City Council approved a 2019 planning and zoning contract with Hometown Planning (monthly fee rising from $700 to $725) and adopted a Vacation Home Rental Ordinance recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission.

The Long Beach City Council voted Nov. 14 to approve a 2019 planning and zoning contract with Hometown Planning and adopted a Vacation Home Rental Ordinance recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Council member Gerald Rust moved to approve the contract; Bill Rood seconded and the motion carried. Fred Sandal reviewed the proposed contract for the council and noted the only change from 2018 was an increase in the monthly fee from $700 to $725.

The council then acted on the Vacation Home Rental Ordinance as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission; Gerald Rust moved and Ken Moe seconded the motion, which carried. The minutes record the ordinance was approved but do not provide the ordinance number or additional text of the rule. The council did not record further public comment on these items during the meeting. Next steps were not specified in the minutes.