Two of Vero Beach’s leading real estate brokers, Matilde and Dale Sorensen, wrote Mayor Craig Fletcher and Councilwoman PIlar Turner yesterday, urging them to vote to appeal a 3-2 decision of the Code Enforcement Board that could open the way to unrestricted short-term rentals.
Councilman Jay Kramer has requested the issue be discussed at next Tuesday evening’s City Council meeting
Sent: 8/29/2013 2:50:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight TimeCraig – We respectfully request that you appeal the recent decision by the Code Enforcement Board in reference to short term rentals. Thank you for your consideration. Matilde and Dale Sorensen
Sent: 8/29/2013 2:52:52 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Pilar – We respectfully request that you appeal the recent decision of the Code Enforcememt Board in reference to short term rentals. Thank you for your consideration. Matilde and Dale Sorensen
Pilar – We respectfully request that you appeal the recent decision of the Code Enforcememt Board in reference to short term rentals. Thank you for your consideration. Matilde and Dale Sorensen
Indian River Guardian 
This is good news. Dale and Matile Sorenson cleatly understand the negative impact that will be affected throughout Indian River County if private individuals can lease their proprty on a daily or weekly basis.
If there are enough homes that were rentals in a neighborhood that are tuned into weekly hotels, this will affect the price of homes in the area. Who wants to live in a neighborhood where your neighbors are changing weekly?