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Planning commission reports major reduction to transient rental overlay district
Summary
Staff told the planning commission that city council removed most areas from Midway’s Transient Rental Overlay District (about 152 properties), leaving two parcels unchanged; three existing licensed units were grandfathered and three pending applications may be vested.
Midway City staff reported to the Planning Commission that the city council had approved removing the bulk of the Transient Rental Overlay District (TROD), reducing coverage by roughly 152 properties while leaving two parcels adjacent to Ami Ali in the TROD at the property owners’ request. "That equaled to about a 152 properties," staff said when describing the map changes.
Staff explained the decision leaves three currently licensed transient rental units grandfathered and said three pending applications submitted before the map change could also be grandfathered if approved. The report noted the TROD has been re‑evaluated against the general plan and that future plan amendments may propose additional reductions. Staff also reminded commissioners that, under the city’s grandfathering language, a unit that goes more than a year without activity may lose its right to reapply for a transient rental license.
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