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Short-term rental records request swamps Steamboat Springs city attorney’s office

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Denver-based law office made an open records request to the City of Steamboat Springs for a broad scope of documents relating to short-term rentals. The default response time for open records requests is three business days. In extraordinary circumstances, the city can extend the deadline to 10 business days, but even with the extension, Dan Foote said it will be difficult to assemble, review and filter the thousands of documents being requested.

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Short-term rental records request swamps Steamboat Springs city attorney’s office

The city attorney for Steamboat Springs, Dan Foote, and his legal department have been busy.About a week ago, Brownstein Hyatt’s Denver-based law office made an open records request to the City of Steamboat Springs for a broad scope of documents relating to short-term rentals.“(It’s) just about every document that we have relating to short-term rentals,” Foote said to City Council during a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20.Browstein Hyatt is represen…

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