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Mesilla trustees discuss possible short-term rental moratorium; no action taken
Summary
Trustees discussed a proposal for a short-term rental moratorium during the Aug. 26 meeting, with comments from Community & Economic Development Director Edward Salazar and an individual recorded as Mr. Young; no motion or vote on a moratorium was recorded.
At the Aug. 26 Board of Trustees meeting, Mayor Russell Hernandez led a discussion on whether to pursue a short-term rental moratorium in Mesilla. Community & Economic Development Director Edward Salazar and an attendee identified in the minutes as "Mr. Young" are recorded as commenting. Trustees expressed comments and concerns about the issue, but the minutes show no motion or vote to adopt a moratorium during the meeting.
The minutes do not include verbatim statements or specific policy language proposed for a moratorium. The discussion was recorded under the agenda item “Short Term Rental Moratorium,” and trustees asked questions and raised concerns, but no formal direction to staff or timeline for decision is included in the minutes.
The matter remains under discussion according to the meeting record; additional information or a proposed ordinance/resolution would be required for the Board to take formal action.
