Whitehorse Council Addresses Short-Term Rental Concerns
The City of Whitehorse's new zoning bylaw rewrite has begun, with the first reading passing unanimously on October 27.
Councillors emphasized the importance of the document, but many expressed concerns about the current draft, particularly regarding short-term rental regulations.
"I'm supportive of bringing a bylaw forward to essentially enable the official community plan,"
noted Councillor Paolo Gallina, who believes moving the bylaw forward is the best way to achieve the plan's goals and vision, despite not agreeing with everything in it.
Much has changed since the previous zoning bylaw was passed in 2012, and the new bylaw will have significant implications for the city's future.
Author's summary: Whitehorse council unanimously passes first reading of new zoning bylaw.
- First reading of new bylaw passes unanimously
- Short-term rental concerns are top of mind
- New bylaw will have profound implications for the city's future
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