Madison resident Kathy Koziell, speaking on behalf of several residents told selectmen Tuesday to do something about short-term rentals. Seated at the table are selectmen Josh Shackford, Michael Mauro, and John Arruda. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Madison resident Kathy Koziell, speaking on behalf of several residents told selectmen Tuesday to do something about short-term rentals. Seated at the table are selectmen Josh Shackford, Michael Mauro, and John Arruda. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
MADISON — Impatient residents who are sick of short-term rentals pressed selectmen to get on with enforcing town zoning ordinances. Selectmen said they would get in touch with their attorney.
Voters on March 8 had passed the planning board’s Article 6, which provided a dwelling unit definition that banned STRs by saying a dwelling unit can’t be used used for transients.
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