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ATTACHMENT D Regular City Council Meeting Monday, January 11, 2021 Page 7 273 the summer. He thought off season was not as big of an issue and rentals times 274 could be shorter. 275 276 Mayor Roe suggested changing the look back to 60 days rather than 180 days. 277 278 Councilmember Etten thought 180 days would give staff a longer period to see 279 violations and the possibility of suspension, which gives the City more control. 280 281 Councilmember Groff pointed out under the recommendation by staff, under the 282 suspension it was 180 days for the first violation and 365 days for the second vio- 283 lation. He thought that would be a very substantial suspension and change their 284 way of handling things. He noted staff did a good job of consolidating information 285 the Council spoke about during the October meeting and narrowed it down to a few 286 things to discuss. He indicated he was open to other Council opinions regarding 287 the number of rental days. 288 289 Councilmember Willmus thought the simpler the City keeps this, the better. Not 290 only for the property owners and users but for the City’s ability to enforce. He 291 would be open to considering the seasonal component and a longer prohibition on 292 the number of days during the summer months, which makes sense to him versus 293 the winter months. Hestatedhe is looking to tighten the violation schedule and a 294 longer minimum stay. 295 296 Councilmember Strahan explained she would be in support of seasonal ten-day stst 297 rentals in the summertimeor May 1to October 1and a shorter period of time in 298 the off season. She statedthe Council cannot forget that many of the complaints 299 have come from residents living on GluekLane, so a person does not need to be on 300 the lake to experience problems. She would also be in support of a shorter window 301 like three violations in 90 days. 302 303 Councilmember Etten thought other issues werea cap on total number of licenses 304 and enforcement. He noted the more things staff has to track will make it harder 305 for staff to enforce. On the point of two violations, there is still the ability of the 306 owner to come back to the Council for discussion and it leaves the option for the 307 owner to appeal to the Council while gettingto the point of suspension more 308 quickly to help address concerns. 309 310 Mayor Roe thought the Council was zeroing in on the season and he liked the stst 311 timeframe of May 1to October 1. The timeframe for the summer rental period 312 sounded like it was 10 to 15 days, depending on who was talking and maybe the 313 rental period would be seven to eight days during the off-seasontime. He also 314 thought two violations within 180 days was what the Council could agree on for 315 the first suspension and no limit on the number of licenses. 316