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Findlay approves two short-term rental decisions; staff to prepare violation notices for unpermitted rentals
Summary
The board approved Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for two short-term rentals (922 Lodgepole Drive and 107 Oakwood Lane) and was told staff identified five residences operating short-term rentals without applications and will prepare violation notices.
Findlay Township supervisors on May 13 approved formal decisions for two conditional-use short-term rentals and discussed enforcement steps after staff identified unpermitted rentals.
Assistant Manager Brandon Stanick presented Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Dan Moskal’s short-term rental at 922 Lodgepole Drive, which the board approved by motion (moved by Thomas Gallant; seconded by Raymond Chappell) and recorded as carried, 3 ayes. Stanick then presented parallel findings for Michael Kubatka’s short-term rental at 107 Oakwood Lane; Gallant moved to approve the decision and the motion carried, 3 ayes.
During the Kubatka presentation, Gallant told the board township staff had determined five residences were renting their homes without applying for the required conditional-use approval. Stanick said violation notices were being prepared. The board’s action at the meeting formalized the two previously reviewed short-term rental approvals and flagged additional compliance work by code enforcement.
The Moskal and Kubatka decisions were described as having been approved at an earlier meeting (April 8) with the findings and conclusions recorded at this session. The board did not record any additional penalties or timelines for the violation notices during the meeting; the transcript indicates staff will follow up administratively.
