Proposed regulations in Park City, Utah, would restrict Pacaso to areas reserved for timeshares. A vote is scheduled for Oct. 27 and could provide a blueprint for critics in other communities.
Source: Inman News
Pacaso vote could offer roadmap for other opponents of fractional homes
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