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Council postpones ordinance changing public safety fee and transient room tax to workshop

Rogue River City Council · March 26, 2026
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Summary

Councilors voted to move discussion of Ordinance 26‑446‑0 (amending public safety fee and transient room tax applicability) to an April 2 workshop to refine definitions, including 'bachelor hotel.'

The Rogue River City Council voted March 26 to postpone consideration of Ordinance 26‑446‑0, which would amend the city's public safety fee and transient room tax applicability, and move the item to the April 2 council workshop for further discussion.

Councilor Barb Hilty said additional work was needed on the ordinance, specifically to clarify the definition of a "bachelor hotel." Councilor Barb Gregory seconded the motion to move the ordinance to the workshop. The motion passed unanimously.

The postponement means no adoption occurred on March 26; staff and councilors will reconvene at the workshop to refine definitions and policy language before bringing the ordinance back for formal consideration.