Superior rethinks short-term rental policy
SUPERIOR – The Superior Board of Trustees is rethinking whether to pass a moratorium on short-term rentals after hearing public concerns, and instead will study alternative solutions.
The board on May 8 considered passing the moratorium that would also prohibit any new short-term rentals from being created in the Boulder County town. However, according to the Boulder Daily Camera, the trustees heard opposition from their constituents on May 22 and voted 5-2 to discuss the issue further at a work session next Monday and during their June 12 regular meeting.
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SUPERIOR – The Superior Board of Trustees is rethinking whether to pass a moratorium on short-term rentals after hearing public concerns, and instead will study alternative solutions.
The board on May 8 considered passing the moratorium that would also prohibit any new short-term rentals from being created in the Boulder County town. However, according to the Boulder Daily Camera, the trustees heard opposition from their constituents on May 22 and voted 5-2 to discuss the issue further at a work session next Monday and during their June 12 regular meeting.