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Area Plan representative outlines proposal to bar short-term rentals in single-family zones; board to vote next month
Summary
Kathy Lind of the Area Plan Commission presented UZO Amendment 112C, which would prohibit short-term rentals in single-family zoning districts. The Utility Board discussed options and deferred a formal vote to the next meeting.
Kathy Lind, an Area Plan Commission representative, presented UZO Amendment 112C to the Town of Dayton Utility Board on July 16, 2024, explaining that the amendment would disallow short-term rentals in single-family zoning districts and outlining options for how the town could proceed.
Board members asked questions about the amendment and its implications. After discussion, the board agreed not to act at the July 16 meeting and scheduled a vote on UZO Amendment 112C for the next regular meeting.
During public comment Town Marshal Robert Taylor offered remarks related to the amendment. The minutes do not record the substance of Mr. Taylor’s comments beyond noting he commented on the UZO Amendment, and no written text of the proposed ordinance was included in the minutes. The record does not specify whether the amendment would create exceptions or how enforcement would be handled; those details were not provided in the meeting minutes.
