The conversation around short-term rental regulations in Lewisville is picking up steam as the City Council prepares to revisit the city's approach towards these accommodations. In a bid to include a community perspective, Lewisville City Hall has called upon residents to weigh in on the matter through a short online survey, which can be found on their social media page.

According to a Facebook post from Lewisville City Hall, the Lewisville City Council will be tackling these possible regulatory alterations during its annual planning retreat, scheduled for February 21-22. Residents have the opportunity to voice their opinions at the City Council meeting today. The survey, which will help shape the Council's discussions, is open until 5 p.m. on Friday, February 28.

"We're looking for your input! The Lewisville City Council will discuss possible changes to the City's regulations and registration program for short-term rentals during its annual planning retreat on Feb. 21-22," stated the Lewisville City Hall's Facebook post. This call to action emphasizes the Council's desire to integrate public sentiment into legislative development, promising that the results from the survey will be presented to the City Council.

The survey initiative seems to underscore an acknowledgment by city officials of the integral role residents play in local governance, particularly on issues that affect the character and the economy of the community directly, like short-term rentals. The outcome of the retreat and subsequent council meetings could signal a shift in how Lewisville manages these types of dwellings within its borders, potentially impacting both homeowners and those in the hospitality industry alike.