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I'm with you, Jake; it makes sense to add regulatory rules that reflect the modern-day market. This rule will cut into the profits of those who run Airbnb accommodations, but I doubt it will dent the demand for such options. The additional fees will probably be passed down to the consumer.

The Western United States is known for its droughts, however, this hasn't stopped Oregon residents for installing wells, whether a permit has been granted or not. Unfortunately, the permitting laws haven't been updated in decades, plus it's difficult to enforce the current rules due to...

The only downside to the plan is that it might encourage shady, unlicensed contractors to flock to the area in hopes of making a quick buck. I know they'll still have to work through the approval process, but it sounds like it only takes one agency to give their approval for the permit to go...