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Cayuga County review: Fair Haven short-term rental law found to be local in scope
Summary
The Cayuga County GML 239-l, m & n Review Committee unanimously determined May 21 that the Village of Fair Haven's proposed local law regulating short-term rentals raises no intermunicipal concerns and is a local matter.
The Cayuga County GML 239-l, m & n Review Committee reviewed the Village of Fair Haven proposed local law to regulate short-term rentals and found it to be of local concern only, with no intermunicipal concerns identified. Brian Soper moved for the determination; Doug Kierst seconded and the committee voted unanimously.
The committee's file shows no additional advisory comments or follow-up instructions were recorded. The advisory determination means the committee did not identify county-level impacts based on the materials provided by the village. The Village of Fair Haven may continue its local process for adopting the law.
No public comments or outside agencies were recorded as present at the meeting. The committee’s review is advisory and does not bind municipal decision-makers.
