When we bought our Marco Island home, our choice was based on what works best for our family now and where would my husband and I like to spend our retirement. Marco Island fit the bill.
There are two candidates that are very concerned about Short Term Rentals. In Florida major change on this issue is stalled until at least Fall 2026. So – they can’t address the root of the problem – so what are they promising?
The Goehler Gray team promises to attack this issue by imposing a strict new ordinance - “no audible noise after 8pm.” Thinking of having a few couples over for dinner on the lanai – better be inside by 8pm. Girls’ night with a glass of wine – hello Code Enforcement.
Researched noise ordinances across the country looking for another location that has quiet hours staring at 8pm. I did not find one.
Enforcing 8pm quiet hours is just plainly unreasonable. This team promises on their website to initiate an enforcement process “without delay.”
This doesn’t solve the STR issue – it penalizes residents and makes our community look ridiculous.
I urge you to review this issue and really think – do you want to be governed by people who would propose this plan?
Our beautiful and generous island needs to be governed by people who consider the various interests, ages, and choices of all.
Common sense candidates – Irwin, Blonna, Henry and Schwan –represent all of Marco Island.
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