Short-term rentals in local government
829 tracked US meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-01. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Egremont, Massachusetts (33)
- Paonia, Colorado (15)
- Columbia, MO (10)
- Mesquite, Nevada (10)
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (10)
- Independence, Missouri (10)
- Yarmouth, Massachusetts (10)
- Charleston, South Carolina (9)
- Meredith, New Hampshire (9)
- Middletown, Rhode Island (8)
- Frankfort, Kentucky (8)
- New Braunfels, Texas (8)
Latest matching meetings
Public hearing on amendments to Short-Term Rental Ordinance
The Ordinance Committee will hold a public hearing on a zoning petition to amend the Short-Term Rental Ordinance. Proposed changes include clarifying language, new registration requirements, time restrictions, and enhanced enforcement. The City Manager also transmitted an awaiting report on updates to the ordinance.
Board to weigh special use permit for weddings & events on Stuarts Draft farm
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings on seven special use permit requests, including proposals for short-term rentals, contractor offices, a repair business, office conversion, weddings/events, and amendments to decommissioning plans. Additionally, the board will consider a six-month extension for a…
Commission to discuss removing short-term vacation rentals from residential zones
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss a text amendment regarding short-term vacation rentals. The proposal seeks to eliminate these rentals as a conditional use in the Nonurban District and all Residential Zoning Districts. The commission will also review its bylaws.
Zoning Board to review short-term rentals and brewery proposal
The Zoning Board of Review will consider several variance and special use petitions. These include requests for short-term rentals, a brewery with a tasting room, and signage and structure setbacks.
Plano City Council to vote on short-term rental and school zone ordinance changes
The City Council will consider various contract awards, infrastructure expenditures, and ordinance amendments. Key items include updates to short-term rental regulations and changes to school zone timing and parking on Cross Bend Road and Columbia Place.
Planning Commission reviews short-term rental ordinance amendment
The Marina Planning Commission will consider a presentation on the Monterey‑Salinas Transit public participation plan, approve the July 9, 2026 meeting minutes, and hold a study session on proposed amendments to the short‑term rental ordinance. Additional informational updates on the Tree Committee, an ADU summit, and…
Committee will discuss tenant purchase options and short‑term rental permitting
The Land Use & Environment Committee will approve the June 25, 2026 meeting minutes. It will discuss the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Arrangements, including related project briefings. The committee will also receive a briefing on short‑term rental permitting and enforcement.
Norfolk Planning Commission to review zoning amendments and conditional use permits
The City Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a Zoning Ordinance text amendment to reduce regulatory hurdles. The body will also review several applications for alcohol sales, extended restaurant hours, and short-term rental permits.
Bluffdale council to consider short-term rental rules and water bonds
The Bluffdale City Council is scheduled to discuss and vote on ordinances regarding short-term rentals, accessory storage containers, and water revenue bonds. The meeting is set for July 22, 2026.
Council will vote on ordinance to permit short‑term rentals in residential zones.
The Bluffdale City Council will approve the July 8 meeting minutes and adopt two routine resolutions concerning water revenue bonds and surplus city property. Council members will hold a public hearing on three ordinance proposals: defining fulfillment centers and medical transportation establishments, regulating…
Board to consider a variance reducing accessory structure setback to 2 ft
The Fishers Board of Zoning Appeals will hear three public petitions for variances and a special exception. One request seeks to cut an accessory‑structure side setback from 10 feet to 2 feet at 8827 Lindsey Ct. Another asks for front and rear setback reductions at 7727 Loma Ct. A third requests a short‑term‑rental…
Bluffdale City Council to hold public hearing on short-term rental regulations
The City Council will receive public comment on proposed text amendments to the City Code regarding short-term rentals. These changes would establish definitions, fees, and compliance standards while determining where these rentals are permitted or prohibited.
Draper Council to vote on Short-Term Rental rules and zoning changes
The Draper City Council will hold a business session to consider public hearings on Short-Term Rental regulations, zoning map amendments for specific properties, and the adoption of Good Neighbor Guidelines. The meeting also includes a study session on Hidden Canyon Park.
Planning and Zoning Commission to review zoning regulations and rental rules
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review sections 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9 of the zoning regulations. The body will also discuss MUDD Regulations and short-term rental regulations.
Public hearing on short‑term rental permits at 402 S. Chestnut and 1006 W. Floral
The Nevada City Council will hold a public hearing on special use permits for short‑term rentals at 402 S. Chestnut and 1006 W. Floral. The council will also consider special ordinances to approve those permits, a grant agreement for public transit operating assistance, and resolutions to award contracts for…
Architectural Review Board to consider short-term rental and renovation requests
The Architectural Review Board will meet to review two requests for non-owner-occupied short-term rental permits and two requests for certificates of appropriateness for property alterations.
Ad Hoc Short Term Rental Committee to fill open seats
The Ad Hoc Short Term Rental Committee will review applications and establish a process for filling two open committee seats. The meeting will also include a brief review of previous meetings and discussion on survey questions for the next meeting.
Board to consider plat amendment for 0166 Mountain View
The Board of Trustees will vote on an ordinance to consolidate two lots into a new lot. The meeting includes a work session on agenda item placement and a follow-up discussion regarding short-term rentals.
Board considers data center zoning changes and short-term rental permit
The Warren County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss zoning amendments for data centers in the Industrial District and a conditional use permit for a short-term rental. The board will also review citizen appointments and various county contracts.
Teller County Commissioners to discuss short-term rental ordinance draft
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss several county updates and a draft ordinance. As a work session, no formal actions will be taken and no public comment will be accepted.
Planning Commission to consider connectivity plan amendment and rezoning proposals
The commission will hold a public hearing on a Comprehensive Plan amendment to adopt the Bonner Springs Connectivity and Walkability Plan. It will also consider final plat approvals for Carter Acres and Tiner Acres, and rezoning requests for Tiner Acres, Lynn Valley Subdivision, and the Lynn Valley Preliminary Plat…
Draper City Council to hold hearings on zoning and short-term rental rules
The City Council will conduct public hearings regarding zoning map amendments and updates to short-term rental regulations. The body will also consider a restaurant license and changes to the city's consolidated fee schedule.
Planning Commission will discuss the Zoning Hearing Board application for 4 W Mechanic St.
The New Hope Planning Commission will review minutes from the June 15 meeting and hear a report from the Borough Council. Commissioners will discuss a zoning application for the property at 4 W Mechanic St. They will also consider a short‑term rental ordinance and the commission's review process. The meeting concludes…
City Council considers closed session for labor negotiations and real‑estate talks
The council will hear labor group presentations from CPOA, Local 1055 and Local 955. It will vote on a motion to move into a closed session to discuss preparation for negotiations with employee groups and confidential real‑estate transactions. The meeting also includes applicant interviews for the Citizens Police…
Committee will review sewer rates, fair rent commission and short‑term rentals
The Public Works, Planning & Development Committee will establish quorum, approve the minutes from the March 27, 2024 meeting, and consider three items referred to the committee: findings of the sewer rate study, the Fair Rent Commission, and short‑term rentals. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
Board reviews $100,000 One Stop for Growth grant award for site preparation
The Egremont Municipal Housing Trust Board will consider the award of a $100,000 One Stop for Growth grant for site preparation, contracted with CDCofSB. The board will also discuss short‑term rental issues, including a proposed bylaw and the possible hiring of Barrett Panning Group, Granicus, and the Donohue…
Council to consider short-term rental permit for 105 E Center
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a conditional use permit for a short-term rental in the Old Town Zoning District. The body will also review a budget recommendation for the Lorena TIRZ #1 East and discuss fence materials for a specific property.
City Council considers short-term rental permit increases and zoning changes
The City Council will discuss expanding the number of short-term rental permits and updating regulations for their transfer and density. The body is also reviewing a solid waste contract extension and proposed penalties for tree removal violations.
Union County Commission to call for SPLOST continuation election
The Union County Commission will consider a resolution to hold an election for the continuation of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). The body is also reviewing several service agreements and short-term rental licenses.
Mesquite to consider new bicycle and e-mobility regulations
The Technical Review Meeting will address a new ordinance for bicycle and electric micro-mobility device use. The body will also review several short-term rental applications and a residential parcel map.
Wilson County Board of Zoning Appeals to hear 11 variance and use cases
The Board of Zoning Appeals will review requests for zoning variances and short-term rental uses. Decisions will focus on property setbacks, accessory structure size limits, and lot width requirements. A work session will follow the meeting.
Board of Adjustment to review 22 zoning variance and special exception requests
The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to decide on various zoning variances and special exceptions. A significant portion of the agenda focuses on requests for home sharing and short-term rental permits across multiple residential districts.
Zoning Board to review setback variances and a short-term rental permit
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider three variance requests regarding lot setbacks and dimensions. The board will also review a Special Use Permit application for a short-term rental.
Planning and Zoning Commission to hold three public hearings and one appeal
The commission will consider zoning requests for properties on West Buena Vista Street and South Kansas Avenue. The body will also review a preliminary plat for Gott's Valley and an appeal regarding a Type 2 Short Term Rental.
Planning Commission approves 95-lot townhome development on James Island
The Planning Commission reviewed several rezoning and zoning requests across the city. The body approved a concept plan for a new townhome subdivision and multiple individual zoning requests, while deferring an amendment to the Short-Term Rental Ordinance.
Planning Commission to vote on Short‑Term Rental Ordinance amendment
The Charleston Planning Commission will consider a request to amend Sections 54‑208 and 54‑227 of the city’s Short‑Term Rental Ordinance. The amendment would add wording and definitions to clarify limits, submittal and review criteria, and penalties, including a flat eight‑guest cap per unit. The agenda includes a…
Public hearing on special exception for short‑term rental at 98 Highland Ave
The Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public hearing on July 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The hearing concerns a Special Exception request under section 319‑27(15) of the Borough Code for a short‑term rental at 98 Highland Avenue, which is in the Residential Low Density Zoning District. The applicants…
Committee to discuss landlord incentives for short-term rental conversions
The Land Use and Sustainability Committee will discuss several proposals, including a financial incentive program for landlords to convert short-term rentals to long-term leases, amending regulations to allow tennis courts as main use in RS-2 districts, and incentivizing abandonment of retail alcohol sales on Lincoln…
Appeal of denied short-term rental license at 1003 Cedar Park Road
The Building Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on an appeal of a denied short-term rental license application for 1003 Cedar Park Road. The board will also consider approval of minutes from its July 2, 2026 meeting.
Short-term rental ordinance amendments and multiple rezoning requests
The Planning Commission will vote on amendments to the Short-Term Rental Ordinance to clarify definitions, limits, and penalties. They will also consider two rezoning requests, a concept plan for a 95-lot townhome development, and several zoning changes for properties in West Ashley and James Island.