On Conway’s town counsel, Peter Malia’s (left), recommendation, Conway brought in Attorney Russ Hilliard (right) to assist with the anticipated STR litigation. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
On Conway’s town counsel, Peter Malia’s (left), recommendation, Conway brought in Attorney Russ Hilliard (right) to assist with the anticipated STR litigation. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — After asking Carroll County Superior Court to decide whether banning short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods is legal, the town of Conway is now asking a judge to approve its method of notifying STR owners that a petition for declaratory judgment has been filed against them.Â
Through its previously filed petition, the town asked Carroll County Superior Court to deem legal or not its interpretation that an April 13 town vote would prohibit non-owner-occupied short-term rentals in residential areas.
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