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Commission recommends interim permit for short‑term rental on Springvale Township property
Summary
The Planning Commission recommended approval of a short‑term rental Interim Use Permit for a four-bedroom home on a 33-acre Springvale Township parcel with 19 conditions, including occupancy limits (10 people, up to 14 after expansion), a two‑hour owner response time, and a 'How to Stay Neighborly' brochure requirement.
Ken and Chelsey Sanz presented a request to occasionally rent their primary residence (33 acres, four-bedroom home built in 2020) as a short-term rental. Staff explained short-term rentals are for stays up to 30 days; the applicants said the property would be owner-managed and provided details on septic sizing, yearly well testing, and guest rules.
The commission attached 19 conditions to the recommended Interim Use Permit, addressing setbacks, occupancy limits (not to exceed 10 people until two bedrooms are added, then up to 14), no outside camping or on-street parking, a maximum of six vehicles on site, a "How to Stay Neighborly" brochure to be given to all guests, and a maximum two-hour owner response time for complaints. The motion to recommend approval was made by Tim Swanson and seconded by Karyn Hansen; it carried unanimously.
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