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South Burlington City Code ch. 23 (Residential Rental Registry) § 23-3

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South Burlington City Code ch. 23 (Residential Rental Registry) § 23-3
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Any local (within Chittenden County) managing agent. All owners or Registrants who
do not live within the county are required to designate a managing agent located in
the county who is empowered to represent the owner or registrant in matters concerning
compliance with this chapter;

b.

An emergency contact for this property. All properties must have an emergency contact
within the county;

(c)

Additional information required for short term rentals. To register a short term rental, the requirements of this subsection must also be
met. A short term rental shall not be considered registered unless and until all the
registration requirements of this chapter have been met to the satisfaction of the
city's building inspector, or designee, and a short term rental registration number
has been issued.

(1)

A short term rental registrant must provide at a minimum the following information
and any other information requested to the city's building inspector or their designee:

a.

A short term rental application.

b.

The number of whole unit or partial unit short term rentals within the building, or
in the case of multiple buildings on a parcel of land, on the entire lot.

c.

Whether the rental unit is owner-occupied, tenant-occupied, an accessory dwelling
unit, or an existing short term rental, and:

1.

For short term rental units that are owner occupied or an accessory dwelling unit,
the owner must provide a primary residence affidavit, on forms provided by the city.
The owner must also produce for review one of the following demonstrating residency
at the owner-occupied unit or at the primary residence to the accessory dwelling unit:

i.

Valid driver's license or other state-issued identification;

ii.

Valid motor vehicle registration;

iii.