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Town of Italy short-term rental law described as balanced; public hearing set for April 18

Yates County Planning Board · March 26, 2026
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The planning board reviewed a Town of Italy draft local law regulating short-term rentals; Ed Brockman said local boards worked extensively on the language, and a public hearing is scheduled for April 18. The county found no significant countywide impact.

The Yates County Planning Board reviewed a text amendment from the Town of Italy to establish regulations for short-term rental facilities. Ed Brockman, representing the referral, said the Town of Italy ZBA and Planning Board had worked extensively on the draft and that a public hearing is scheduled for April 18.

Board members discussed wording on corporate entities and whether singling out LLCs could be bypassed; Brockman said the language includes an extensive list covering corporate variations. John Sigmon called the draft “very balanced” for local residents. The board issued a GML 239 determination of no significant countywide impact.