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Council adopts short-term rental resolution with cap and fees
Summary
Dunes City council accepted a resolution updating short-term rental rules, inserting a numeric cap of 35 units and fees; members referenced prior public comment and the changes discussed at the last work session.
The council discussed and adopted a short-term rental resolution that includes a numeric cap and fees. The Chair said the draft now contains a cap of 35 units and that fees were added; during discussion a council member referenced a 5 percent figure as part of the fee conversation.
The Chair said the resolution incorporated changes discussed at a prior work session and noted public comment had been taken earlier. Members moved to accept the resolution and the council voiced assent. The resolution was accepted at the meeting by voice; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Why it matters: short-term rental caps and fees directly affect local housing supply, hosts, and revenue streams for the city. The council's decision to set a numeric cap and include fees changes the city's regulatory approach and will be included in the enacted resolution.
