Commission sees no changes needed to short‑term rental rules; forwards ordinance to council
September 10, 2026 | Huntington, Emery County, Utah
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The Planning & Zoning Commission opened and closed a public hearing on proposed changes to short‑term vacation rental rules on Sept. 10, 2026; there were no public comments. Commissioners reviewed the ordinance language and expressed that the current setup does not require changes.
A motion to enter then exit the hearing was approved by voice vote. Commissioner Chantelle Kaye moved to forward the ordinance as drafted to City Council; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote ('Aye'), with the commission recording a recommendation to transmit the proposed ordinance for council consideration.
Next steps: transmittal to Huntington City Council for its review and any final action.
A motion to enter then exit the hearing was approved by voice vote. Commissioner Chantelle Kaye moved to forward the ordinance as drafted to City Council; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote ('Aye'), with the commission recording a recommendation to transmit the proposed ordinance for council consideration.
Next steps: transmittal to Huntington City Council for its review and any final action.
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