Fred Resch
City Planner
Hurricane City
Fred Resch III is the city planner and code enforcement for Hurricane City. Fred has a master’s in public administration from Boise State University and has previously worked in city planning for Meridian and Eagle, Idaho. Since joining with Hurricane in 2021, he has helped oversee and advise the City on a variety of land use and growth policies as well as implement a robust system of short-term rental enforcement that has brought revenue and unprecedented levels of compliance for the city.
Session(s):
The Rental Revolution: Adapting Land Use Planning for the Age of Short-Term Rentals »
2024 Spring Conference, May 8, 2024 2:45 pmAs short-term rentals continue to reshape housing markets and community landscapes across the State, planners and local government officials face the complex challenge of regulating these accommodations in a manner that balances economic benefits with neighborhood integrity and housing availability. This panel discussion at the 2024 APA Spring Conference aims to equip participants with the latest legislative insights, tools, and strategies for effectively managing short-term rentals within their jurisdictions.
Short-Term Rentals »
2023 Spring Conference, May 10, 2023 1:50 pmBrace yourself for the non-stop thrill ride that is short-term rentals. Join Utah League of Cities and Towns’ Karson Eilers, Sandy City’s Brynn Bohlender, and Hurricane City’s Fred Resch on a journey beginning with the latest updates from the state legislature and ending with what two of Utah’s most robust Cities are doing to meet the challenge. Questions for our panelists include: how are short-term rentals impacting your community? What have been the real community benefits? What tools are you using to process and manage short-term rental applications and permits? If these are not your burning questions, come stump our all-star panel of experts with your own! All this, and more, at Short-term Rental All Stars!
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