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Three Oaks council opts to keep current short-term rental rules, rejects waiting list
Summary
Council agreed to retain the village's current short-term rental program, citing a 10% cap already in place; staff and the attorney warned a waiting list would add administrative burden and was not adopted.
The Three Oaks Village Council on Feb. 12 directed that the village retain its existing short-term rental rules rather than establish a waiting list or change the cap.
Manager Faulkner told the council operations were running smoothly and there had been no complaints. Treasurer Tracy Jones said the village is at the 10% cap and that a notification system is in place should availability change. Council member Jones said the Planning Commission requested direction to re-run the short-term rental survey. Attorney Hilmer advised against creating a waiting list, saying it would create an additional administrative burden; the council chose not to adopt a waiting list at this meeting.
No formal ordinance or vote was recorded to change the short-term rental policy; the item was recorded as direction to maintain the current system and to consider periodic review by the Short-Term Rental Committee.
