Anita Weston, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
GARDEN CITY, Utah. October 2, 2013. There was a public hearing held concerning
changing Ordinance #13-13. The change
would not allow Short Term Renal licenses to be issued within subdivisions
without HOA approval.
Mayor Spuhler indicated that
he didn’t want to see this change occur.
Currently, the City is treating everyone the same. Regardless of who requests a short term
rental license, as long as they follow all of the required procedures, they
will be given such a license. With this
suggested change, those individuals in an HOA (Home Owner’s Association) would
be treated differently. They would not
be given a short term rental license if their home is in a subdivision where
their CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions) state short term
rentals are not allowed. In other words,
the City would be trying to enforce a subdivisions CC&R’s. This puts the City in the middle between the
HOA and the individual home owner. Mayor Spuhler doesn’t want to see this
happen.
No other comments were made
at the Public Hearing.
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