These require a hearing or an approval from the city. They are not a “no”, and they are not a “yes” either.
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| CC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CD the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 419 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDD the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDD#1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 74 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDD#10 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 696 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDD#16 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 190 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDD#5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 372 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDD#9 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 990 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CDX the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 74 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CG the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 52 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CL the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 408 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CRMU/H the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 186 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CRMU/L the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 202 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CRMU/M the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 200 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CRMU/X the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 179 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| CSL the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 145 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| KR the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 160 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| NR the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 10 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| OC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 43 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| OCH the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 234 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| OCM the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| OCM(100) the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 273 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| OCM(50) the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 117 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| R-12 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 534 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| R-2-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,528 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| R-20 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 669 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| R-5 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1,092 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| R-8 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 3,939 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RA the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 816 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RB the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 4,012 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RC the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 169 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RCX the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 45 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RD the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 1 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RM the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 2,322 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RMF the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 5 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RS the ordinance paragraph quoted here | no parcels loaded | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| RT the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 132 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
| W-1 the ordinance paragraph quoted here | 250 | Conditional | Sec. 7-1403 7-1403 Regulations. All short-term residential rentals shall comply with the following: (A) Occupancy. Occupancy is limited to two people per legal bedroom, as defined by the Uniform Statewide Building Code, plus two additional people, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. The maximum occupancy for a rental with five or more bedrooms is limited to ten people and three people for an accessory dwelling, exclusive of children ages three years and under, at all times. (B) Events. (1) Residential zones. Activities, including luncheons, banquets, parties, weddings meetings, fundraising, or any other gathering of people exceeding the maximum number of occupants are prohibited at all times. (2) Commercial, office, industrial, and mixed-use zones. Short- term residential rentals located in commercial, office, industrial, or mixed-use zones may host occasional events as an accessory use and must comply with the following: (a) Hours of events shall be limited to 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. (b) Loading, unloading, and deliveries for events shall be prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (c) Food, beverages, and other materials associated with events shall not be stored outside. (d) Trash and garbage shall be stored inside or in sealed containers that do not allow odors to escape or invasion by animals. Trash and debris shall not be allowed to accumulate outside of those containers. (e) Litter on the site and on public rights-of-way within 75 feet shall be monitored and picked up at the end of events and more often, if necessary. (C) Parking. (1) Operators shall provide a minimum of 0.75 spaces per bedroom if the short-term residential rental is located outside the enhanced transit area or 0.25 spaces per bedroom if located within the enhanced transit area. (2) If required parking cannot be provided on-site, no more than two on-street parking spaces may be counted toward the minimum parking requirement. Within parking permit districts, up to two on-street visitor permits, issued pursu- ant to city code section 5-8-77, may be used to meet the parking requirement. (3) Required parking which cannot be provided either on-site or on-street, may be provided within 500 linear feet of the short-term residential rental through a signed parking agreement or by another arrangement approved by the director if the short-term residential rental is located within the enhanced transit area. (4) Parking shall otherwise comply with article VIII of this ordinance. (D) Noise. Operators and occupants shall comply with City Code title 11, chapter 5, noise control. (E) Trash and recycling. Operators shall comply with City Code title 5, chapter 1, solid waste control. (F) Accessory dwelling units. Operators shall not list or lease both a principal dwelling unit and accessory dwelling unit on the same lot as a short-term residential rental simultaneously. (G) Good Neighbor Guide. Operators or their registered local agents shall provide occupants with the following information no less than 24 hours prior to arrival and shall also post the informa- tion conspicuously inside the short-term residential rental on such forms as the planning director may prescribe or any other planning director approved format: (1) Name and phone number of the operator or registered local agent who is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. (2) Maximum occupancy. (3) Notice that exceeding the maximum occupancy is prohibited at all times. (4) Notice that indoor and outdoor quiet hours are between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. daily. (5) Notice that noise levels, both indoors and outdoors, must be kept to a minimum at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, shouting, cheering, loud conversations, ampli- fied sounds from televisions, speakers, radios, or cell phones, barking dogs, and the dragging of objects. (6) Notice that waste and recycling containers must not overflow and instructions for proper waste and recycling disposal including pickup days, times, and location. (7) Notice that pet waste must be collected and disposed of properly. (8) Location of designated on-site and off-site parking spaces, notice of the maximum number of vehicles permitted on site, parking expectations and rules, and alternative off- street parking locations. (9) Local transit information. (H) Complaint resolution. Operators and their registered local agents shall be reachable via telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week, to resolve complaints related to the short-term residential rental as set out below: (1) Violations of maximum occupancy limits, party and event regulations, or noise control requirements must be addressed within one hour of receiving notification from the city. If the operator or registered local agent fails to take correc- tive action within the specified time, the operator may be held liable for failure to act, which may include, but is not limited to, civil penalties. (2) All other violations of city law shall be resolved within the period established by city codes and ordinances. (I) Inspections. The city reserves the right to inspect all short-term residential rental properties during the application process and while the permit is in effect. Any interior inspection shall occur upon prior notification to the operator or local registered agent, at a reasonable time, and with the operator or its registered local agent present for the inspection. |
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