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Jemez Springs P&Z weighs penalties for short-term rental noncompliance, approves permit-form revisions
Summary
The commission discussed enforcement options after a short-term rental owner resisted applying for the required permit and referenced Section 130-31C, which the minutes say grants authority to the Zoning Administrator. Commissioners were asked to submit penalty suggestions; revisions to building-permit and short-term rental CUP forms were approved.
At its June 26 meeting the Village of Jemez Springs Planning & Zoning Commission discussed enforcement options after the owner of a short-term occupancy rental reportedly resisted applying for the required permit.
Commissioners referenced Section 130-31C of the village code as giving the Zoning Administrator authority to take action. The commission did not take enforcement action at the meeting; instead, commissioners were asked to submit general thoughts on penalty options to the chair for future consideration.
Separately, the commission approved various revisions to the Building Permit Application and the Short Term Occupancy Rental Conditional Use Application forms, changes the minutes say are intended to clarify application requirements and aid enforcement.
The minutes do not record a formal motion or vote tally for the discussion request; they do record that the forms revisions were approved.
