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Approval of short-term rental conditional use at Center Street…

City of Cedarburg
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Jun 1, 2026
159 days ago
Sector
Public Services
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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF

What's planned

The Cedarburg Plan Commission reviewed and approved a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) on June 1, 2026 for Andrew and Debra Helgeson to operate a tourist rooming house (short‑term rental) in an existing first‑floor efficiency unit at W56 N6395 Center Street in the B‑3 Central Business District. The CUP allows 1‑night minimum stays and establishes operating conditions including compliance with Wisconsin DHS 195 licensing, fire/life-safety standards, and local room tax requirements.

What it means for vendors

While the land-use approval is already granted, the owners must still obtain building/occupancy permits as needed, a City occupancy permit, and a City room tax permit, and they must manage ongoing quarterly tax remittances and life‑safety compliance. This creates potential needs for hospitality-oriented property management, tax/occupancy reporting tools, booking/CRM systems, cleaning and maintenance services, and fire/life‑safety inspections or equipment. Vendors can position themselves to help the owners and City streamline compliance, payment processing, and ongoing operations for this and future short‑term rentals in the commercial district.

Background

CUP conditions prohibit outdoor fire pits, require smoke/CO detectors, and require prior approval for any signage or future site/exterior changes related to the rental use.

From the meeting

Source
Approval of short-term rental conditional use at Center Street studio
Meeting date
June 1, 2026
Agency
City of Cedarburg

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