City Watch — Springdale
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- new transient lodging permitted only in Transient Lodging Overlay (TLO) zone
- TLO applications accepted only for parcels already zoned Central Commercial (CC) or Village Commercial (VC) — residential zones excluded
- transient lodging is a prohibited use in all Village Residential (VR) zones
- TLO zone-map-amendment applications accepted only during March of even-numbered years (discretionary biennial window)
- whole-home/absentee nightly rental foreclosed by-right in residential districts
Based on: Springdale Town Code Title 10 (Land Use) — Transient Lodging Overlay (TLO) zone; transient lodging prohibited in VR
“It is a prohibited use in all VR zones to rent any dwelling or other structure, or portion thereof, for lodging purposes for a period of thirty (30) days or less; transient lodging = payment for use of any lodging/dwelling for periods of 30 consecutive days or less.”— Springdale Town Code Title 10 (Land Use) — Transient Lodging Overlay (TLO) zone; transient lodging prohibited in VR
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