INDIAN ROCKS Seashore — Shorter-expression seashore rentals was a hot matter at the Indian Rocks Seaside Town Commission’s month to month conference on Sept. 13. Some residents have banded collectively to demand action on the situation, and numerous users of the team used the community comments portion of the meeting to categorical disdain for what just one termed a “malignant cancer that is consuming up the character of our metropolis from the inside of.”  In a letter to the commission, resident Jerry Newton lamented an influx of shorter-term rental qualities alongside Gulf Boulevard, which he mentioned has led to concerns with sound, trash and parking. Parts of the letter had…