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Lyndon Planning Commission flags need for new members, plans future discussion on short-term rentals
Summary
Commissioners noted a need to recruit new Planning Commission members and signaled that short-term rental regulation will be taken up in a future meeting; no decisions were made at the Feb. 25 meeting.
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During wrap-up discussion the Commission and staff noted the need to recruit new members to serve on the Planning Commission and recorded that short-term rentals would be addressed at a later date. The observation came as part of a wider conversation about workload and the tight schedule for the downtown designation and design overlay workplan.
No timetable or specific policy proposals for short-term rentals were set during the Feb. 25 meeting. Staff and the consultant emphasized the immediate priority of producing draft bylaws and the downtown application, with other issues—like short-term rentals and Commission recruitment—left for future agendas.
