Madison selectmen on Sept. 7 decided voters in March should be asked if they want to address short-term rentals or not. From left: Town Administrator Linda Shackford, and selectmen Bill Lord, Josh Shackford and Michael Mauro. (MADISON TV IMAGE)
Madison selectmen on Sept. 7 decided voters in March should be asked if they want to address short-term rentals or not. From left: Town Administrator Linda Shackford, and selectmen Bill Lord, Josh Shackford and Michael Mauro. (MADISON TV IMAGE)
MADISON — Selectmen have decided they want to ask voters in March whether they want the town to pursue regulations on short-term rentals rather than risk having proposed ordinances fail at the polls as happened in Conway.
Madison selectmen and planning board members have spent the summer trying to craft STR regulations to propose to voters in March.
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