New Estes group wants tighter STR regulations
ESTES PARK – The Estes Valley Short-Term Rental Alliance was formed last year to defend the vacation-home industry against tighter rules being proposed by Larimer County. Now a new group has formed to defend and improve those rules.
According to the Estes Park Trail-Gazette, a group called Estes Valley Residents Against the Proliferation of STRs was formed this month to give Estes Park area residents a voice in seeking improved regulations for short-term rentals, pointing out that addressing compliance violations take too long and aren’t adequate to change behaviors.
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ESTES PARK – The Estes Valley Short-Term Rental Alliance was formed last year to defend the vacation-home industry against tighter rules being proposed by Larimer County. Now a new group has formed to defend and improve those rules.
According to the Estes Park Trail-Gazette, a group called Estes Valley Residents Against the Proliferation of STRs was formed this month to give Estes Park area residents a voice in seeking improved regulations for short-term rentals, pointing out that addressing compliance violations take too long and aren’t adequate to change behaviors.
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