Tony Hauserman

Housing If the local authority is expanded, I would support setting a reasonable cap on the percentage of homes used as STRs. Within that cap, I favor a fair, tiered permitting system that prioritizes owner-occupied properties and local residents while gradually reducing the share held by absentee and corporate owners. I would also support a transition period to allow current owners time to adjust, convert to long-term rentals, or comply with updated rules. Infrastructure / Transportation I strongly support the continued expansion of shared-use pathways. Safe routes for pedestrians and cyclists improve quality of life and reduce road conflicts. I also support the continued expansion of the shuttle system to efficiently move visitors between trailheads, business areas, and attractions. Encouraging more visitors to leave their cars and take shuttles reduces congestion for everyone. Infrastructure / Transportation I believe we should create a bold, citywide beautification effort along our main roads. Housing At the same time, STR policy alone will not solve the housing shortage. We need active public-private partnerships to create a workforce and attainable housing. Housing Short-term rentals are currently governed largely by state law, which limits what cities like Sedona can do. I support restoring more local control so our community can shape policies that reflect our needs and priorities. Government Reform I believe that we have to pass Home Rule in this election.