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Commissioners postpone vote on nightly‑rental exemption tied to Solara project

Toquerville City Planning Commission · April 8, 2026
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Summary

An ordinance to exempt residential culinary connections in the Solara development from Toquerville's nightly‑rental license cap was discussed April 8 and tabled pending further information; no public comments were received.

The Planning Commission briefly considered Ordinance 2026.XX, which would amend Title 10 to exempt certain residential culinary connections in the Solara Project from the city's nightly‑rental license cap. Attorney Kayla Gothard recommended tabling the ordinance until commissioners and staff had additional documentation related to the project.

Commissioner Glenn Leavitt moved to table the ordinance; Commissioner Angela Harrison seconded and the motion passed 5‑0. Chair Dean Haymore opened the public hearing and reported no public comments were offered before closing the hearing. The commission did not take further action on the exemption at the April 8 meeting.