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Yearly permit will be needed for short-term rentals in Paradise Township under new rules (opens the original)
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When: Paradise Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Sept. 15. Vice Chair Jason Myer was absent. What happened:Â The board voted 4-0 to advertise a short-term rental amendment to the zoning ordinance. Whatâs changing: The amendment codifies where and under what circumstances a short-term rental will be permitted in the townshipâs various zoning districts. Previously, all rentals such as would be used for an Airbnb had to come before the zoning hearing board as a âuse not provided for.â
Strasburg Township puts new restrictions on short-term rentals (opens the original)
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When: Strasburg Township board of supervisors meeting, Sept. 8. What happened: Supervisors voted 3-0 to pass an amendment to the zoning ordinance revising the short-term rental policy, on which supervisors postponed action at the August meeting so they could research the issue. Whatâs changing: New short-term rentals will no longer be allowed in the agricultural and rural residential zones on a special exception basis as before; now they will be allowed only in the Gateway North commercial/lig
Paradise Township supervisors draft short-term rental ordinance (opens the original)
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When: Paradise Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Aug. 18. What happened: Supervisors reported on progress made on a short-term rental ordinance. Details: Board Chair Dylan Coleman reported on the supervisorsâ progress on a draft short-term rental ordinance, discussed at an Aug. 11 work session. The draft ordinance applies to short-term rentals such as those offered by Airbnb and would have no impact on traditional bed-and-breakfasts. About 40 such rentals operate in the township, Zoning O
Rawlinsville Fire Company taking over more Drumore emergencies, hoping to cut response time (opens the original)
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When: Drumore Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 6. What happened: Supervisors approved a change that will improve emergency response times for the township. Details: Troy Hatfield of the Rawlinsville Fire Company asked the board to consider allowing the fire companyâs Quick Response Service to respond to certain types of medical emergencies in the township. Currently, the Lancaster County 911 Center does not page Rawlinsville for these emergencies, but Rawlinsville has been âjumpingâ call
Strasburg Township supervisors postpone decision on short-term rental restrictions (opens the original)
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When: Strasburg Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Aug. 3. What happened: Supervisors postponed acting on a measure that would have restricted short-term rentals in the township. The vote: At the conclusion of a public hearing on an amendment to the zoning ordinance, supervisors voted 2-1 to continue the hearing for further discussion in September. Chair Tom Willig and Vice Chair Mike Weaver voted for the postponement, while Supervisor Peggy Dearolf favored moving ahead with the measure as w
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