LAKE DELTON — Lake Delton village officials are planning several changes to regulate tourist rooming house rules to accurately collect taxes and control the amount of commercial housing. However, property owners argue the proposed changes are too restrictive.
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Lake Delton tourist rooming laws could create further regulations for property owners
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Lake Delton Village Board Trustee Mark Whitfield explains concerns he's heard with having a large amount of tourist rooming houses rented for a short period of time, less than six days, including decreasing the amount of residental property available for affortable housing.
Deb Sloane, a Waukesha resident who owns a condo in Lake Delton, explains concerns with proposed changes to the village's tourist rooming house rules at a special meeting Sept. 8 at the Kay C. Mackesey Administration Building.
Lake Delton resident Nora Moffit explains issues she's had with those who stay at Lighthouse Cove Condominiums for a short time period, including instances where she's had to call the police due to noise complaints. She explained her concerns at the Sept. 8 special village board meeting, where proposed changes to Lake Delton's tourist rooming house laws were discussed.
Attendees listen to Lake Delton Village Attorney Richard Cross speak on proposed changes to the village's tourist rooming house rules for regulation and collecting taxes at a special meeting held Sept. 8. The meeting was a chance for Lake Delton property owners and residents to discuss the proposed changes with village officials.
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LAKE DELTON – Village officials are continuing discussions regarding updates to its tourist rooming house rules.
