(1) A host may register their primary residence as one (1) whole unit short term rental or the host may register up to three (3) rooms within their primary residence as a partial unit short term rental.
(2) In buildings or lots with less than five (5) dwelling units, a host may register a dwelling unit within the same building or lot as their primary residence as one (1) whole unit short term rental.
(3) A host may register a dwelling unit that is not within the same building or lot as their primary residence as one (1) whole unit short term rental only if either:
a. The dwelling unit is indicated as a seasonal home by the Burlington assessor; or
b. The dwelling unit is within a building with two (2) or more dwelling units and the host rents another dwelling unit within the same building or lot, in excess of any applicable required inclusionary units, that meets the affordability criteria of Article 9, Inclusionary Zoning, of the comprehensive development ordinance or is rented to a tenant receiving Federal or State rental assistance.
(4) A host may not register more than one (1) whole unit short term rental. If a host registers one (1) whole unit short term rental that is not their primary residence, they may still rent a partial short term rental in their primary residence. A host who is a tenant may only register a short term rental in their primary residence. A host may not use multiple corporations or other entities to register more than one (1) whole unit short term rental.