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If they need to be shut down, that's irrelevant. 'It is not our job to make somebody a dollar,' she said. Garlinghouse said grandfathering current STRs, or creating overlay districts in order to retain existing operations, isn't the commission's job. That's why we had to spend $2,000 on a fence.' We personally have had someone at 2:30 in the morning peeing in our backyard. 'And this causes whoever is unlucky enough to live next door to them to be the police force. '(Then) in the same cottage, an 18-year-old throwing up on a Sunday morning after partying too hard and a bachelorette party. 'None of my other commissioners have had prostitutes climb through a neighbor's window, at least I don't think you have,' said commissioner Diana Garlinghouse, who took over chairmanship about halfway through deliberations. It's not clear whether existing STRs will be grandfathered into the final ordinance, which will have to go before township board for approval. While conversations may continue over how far the second overlay should stretch, commissioners voted 4-1 to eliminate STRs in all areas outside the two districts. The second includes further inland neighborhoods in four general regions that already have a hefty number of STRs, including Waukazoo Woods. The first is a long, narrow band that stretches along the lakefront. Short-term rentals aren't mentioned.īy the end of the five-hour-long meeting, a majority of commissioners voted in support of two potential overlay districts drawn up by township staff. The ordinance in question, written in the 1970s, lists specifically what uses are allowed in residential districts and says any unlisted uses are prohibited. More: Lakeshore townships oppose short-term rental bill More: Park Township planning commission to study short-term rentals More: Board faces enforcement dilemma as complaints roll in 'The action to negate the existing ordinance and have the moratorium tacitly gave approval to that process.' 'The actions of the township board and this commission have really implicitly and explicitly driven short-term rentals,' one resident said. 'It's derogatory and it gets violent'Ĭommissioners listened to more than an hour of comments from residents and short-term rental owners and managers frustrated by the lack of township guidance. During an at-times-tense Park Township Planning Commission meeting last week, commissioners arrived at a potential solution for the short-term rental controversy that's 'pitted neighbor against neighbor' for months. Use services like the BBB’s Scam Stopper.For complete info, review our Classified Policies.Ĭlassified Ad Policies SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDSįor complete info, review our Classified Policies.PARK TWP.Renters: Never send or accept any payment before seeing the place and meeting the landlord.Help Wanted advertisements requiring an investment, payment, or fee in advance (sales kit, etc.) must state so in the advertisement’s copy. All sales ads must indicate that the work is sales. Employment Advertisers: All Help Wanted ads should state the method of pay (i.e., commission, guarantee, draw, bonus, fee, or other methods).Check them out with your local Better Business Bureau. Jobs which ask you to send money to someone, purchase a kit, or buy goods are business opportunities, not jobs.Do not believe the promise of large sums of money for your help in any task. social insurance number, credit card number) to others over the Internet. Make yourself aware of common scams and fraud. Never provide your personal or banking information (e.g.Consider checking all businesses and offers with the Better Business Bureau. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. All parties should use caution and common sense when entering into monetary transactions.The Sentinel, KSU Student Media, and Kennesaw State University do not endorse or support any product/service listed in the advertisements. The Sentinel makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, or availability with respect to the information, products, services, or related graphics contained in these advertisements.If you are interested in display advertising, visit our ad site. The Sentinel no longer offers classified advertising in the print edition.

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