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Jemez Springs planning commission approves short-term rental permit for accessory dwelling on Highway 4
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a Short Term Occupancy Residency conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at the rear of 17482 Highway 4. Chair Betsy Daub recused and Vice Chair Sean Cridland led the action; a notified neighbor replied in favor and the commission noted utility billing will switch to commercial rates.
The Village of Jemez Springs Planning and Zoning Commission on July 18 approved a Short Term Occupancy Residency conditional use permit for a small accessory dwelling unit located at the rear of 17482 Highway 4. Vice Chair Sean Cridland led the action after Chair Betsy Daub recused herself from the matter.
All requirements for the conditional use permit were reported as met. The commission record notes that one neighbor, Roger Sweet, replied to the notice and said he was in favor of the proposed short-term occupancy use. Commissioner Rose Fenton said the property’s conversion to a commercial operation will require the owner to pay commercial rates for water and sewer service.
The minutes do not record a roll-call vote tally or the text of a formal motion; they record that the Short Term Occupancy Residency conditional use permit was approved and that the Chair recused from participation on the item. The record also indicates Vice Chair Sean Cridland led the commission through the action.
No further conditions, permit expiration dates, or enforcement details were recorded in the minutes. The commission moved on to other business following the approval.
