Alex Douthit

“that was the issue that Councilman Grimme brought up that she didn't like, was that there was a discrepancy between the two because they didn't match, and she didn't understand why they didn't match. And that was a big contested issue, and so that just got thrown out completely.”

“the biggest contestion that came up is that there was some misalignment on timeline for— they allowed RVs to be 30 days in code, and the tent camping regulation was only 5 days”

“the 3/10 was what was decided on as a little bit of something, but, um, the time frame, which is what we were looking for, I believe didn't get put on. And I think the biggest contest on that was the, the 30 days versus 5 days.”

“this is kind of a standard thing that we've done on multiple other short-term rental. This is a conditional use permit. It's substandard to the actual regular neighborhood, and so if we don't put it in now, it's nearly impossible to do it later.”

“I know we've done these in the past and can quiet hours being on the actual conditional permit as a stipulation. I know you've attested to being new to that, so I would just like to add that, um, to that 10 to 6 like you had granted. You're already going to have it, it's in your regulations, but that way it's on our actual permit also.”

“I would just like to see I didn't see it in the application specifically as part of rule. You said you would have the quiet hours. Is this something— I didn't see it in there, maybe mistake through the staff.”