In buildings with fewer than twenty (20) units, no owner or licensee shall own or
have an interest in more than one (1) licensed short-term rental dwelling unit, except
in homesteaded duplexes with an approved accessory dwelling unit and homesteaded triplexes
where the homestead owner may operate the non-homestead unit or units as licensed
short-term rental dwelling units in compliance with all other applicable provisions
of this Code.
(f)
Regulations applicable to non-homestead status licensed short-term rental dwelling
units in buildings with twenty (20) or more dwelling units. In addition to any other applicable requirements, the owners and identified rental
dwelling license agents of any short-term rental dwelling units required to be licensed
that are located in buildings with twenty (20) or more units shall comply with the
following requirements:
(1)
Comply with and fulfill the requirements of subsection (e), subparts (1) through (4),
and apply for and obtain a rental dwelling license classified as a short-term rental
dwelling license; and
(2)
The short-term rental dwelling units must comprise no more than ten (10) percent in
relation to the total dwelling units in the building, and the building and use must
comply with all applicable zoning requirements. Condominium units shall be exempt
from the ten (10) percent cap but must otherwise comply with any valid association
requirements and restrictions.
(Ord. No. 2017-054, § 4, 10-20-17; Ord. No. 2020-061, § 1, 12-4-20)