Should people be able to do whatever they want on their vacation rental property? Why?
Kanan Logan
bookseller
“Yes, as long as they’re following county ordinances.”
Jenn Healey
business manager
“Yes, a person’s property is theirs to do with what they choose within the laws and with consideration of their neighbors.”
Judy Gray
retired
“Yes, so long as it doesn’t violate any local laws or ordinances.”
Macie Wilson
specialist at Apple
“Yes, as long as it’s not harmful to anyone in the surrounding area.”
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