Following failed vote, supervisors direct more town‑hall input and RSO drafting
Summary
After the 3–2 vote failed, supervisors asked staff and the ad hoc committee to continue listening sessions, craft clearer recitals and an enforcement plan, and return with a draft rental‑stabilization ordinance within the proposed 60‑day window.
When the motion to adopt the urgency ordinance failed on a 3–2 vote, board members and staff pivoted to next steps: additional town‑hall listening sessions, continued ad hoc committee work and more detailed drafting of the RSO and enforcement approach.
County counsel and staff described options for enforcement, including an RFP to contract a third party to carry out compliance reviews and a county designated point person to coordinate activities. Supervisors who opposed immediate adoption said they needed stronger factual recitals and a fiscal analysis before committing; supporters said the next listening sessions should focus on bridging gaps between owners and residents.
Staff said the RSO and enforcement approach remain under development and that the board will be briefed again; no enforcement action related to a moratorium would be implemented today because the ordinance was not adopted.
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