Short-Term Rental, Rezoning, Retaining Walls, and Auxiliary Dwelling Units at Town Planning Commission Work Session - Royal Examiner
Summary
This article from the Royal Examiner reports on a Town Planning Commission work session that included discussion of short-term rentals, rezoning, retaining walls, and auxiliary dwelling units (ADUs). The session covered topics relevant to property regulations and potential impacts on STR operations. Hosts should pay attention to local planning commission meetings for updates on zoning changes.
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