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D'IINIITES OF THE <br /> ORONO PLANNIl�IG COMMISSION MEETING <br /> Tuesday,Februacy 16,2016 <br /> 6:30 o'clock p.m. <br /> property rights but that the person renting out his or her properiy also needs to respect everyone else in <br /> the neighborhood. <br /> Leskinen asked if he is more comfortable with a periodic rental. <br /> :VlcGrann indicated he is not sure of the exact number of nights that should be required or allowed, <br /> McGrann staxed in his view people who are coming to Orono are coming to the community for the <br /> neighborhood and the environment. McGrann stated the character of the neighborhood could change if <br /> there xre a number of rentals. <br /> Landgraver stated the City should at least put a process in place to identify the persons responsible for <br /> rental properties,and if complaints are received,the City would have the licensing process in place and <br /> could then start atta,ching conditions. Landgraver stated they are requesting they tell the City they are <br /> doing this and in return the City will remind tl�em af the regulations. Landgraver stated the license could <br /> be renewed once a year and at that time any problems could be addressed. <br /> Leskinen stated the renewal piece can become the enforcement mechanism. <br /> Landgraver stated the code is also an enforcement piece. <br /> Lemke noted at the workshop the residents indicated they had even�eore restrictions than what t$e City is <br /> proposing. <br /> Schcenzeit stated he would rather see strong and consistent nuisance enforcement by the City rather than <br /> just identifying rental properties. Schoenzeit stated tlie enforcement should be consistent across the City, <br /> Leskinen asked if Commissioner Schcenzeit feels the police department or City would respond quicker to <br /> a complaint regarding a renta] versus a general nuisance complaint. <br /> Schocnzeit stated regular residents are not under the same enforcement rules. <br /> Page 6 of 8 <br />
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