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Council hears update on draft short-term rental licensing and rules
Summary
Planning Commission-drafted short-term rental ordinances were discussed; City Manager Schneider said the draft Licensing Ordinance "contained most of the guidelines and regulations for short-term rentals," and council received highlights from the packet for further review.
At the March 10 meeting City Manager Schneider updated the Newaygo City Council on draft short-term rental ordinances that the Planning Commission has been developing. Schneider said the Planning Commission has worked on the rules for several months and that the packet included draft ordinances for council review.
"The 'draft' Licensing Ordinance contained most of the guidelines and regulations for short-term rentals," Schneider said as he reviewed highlights from the draft documents. The minutes record discussion of the highlights but do not document a vote; the Planning Commission has recommended the draft language for council consideration and further review will occur as staff and commissioners refine the rules.
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