Ordinance 3774-20 - Laserfiche WebLink

3. Eligibility for a reasonable accommodation under the Fair Housing Act does not relieve the owner, applicant and residents from the obligation to comply with all building,fire,land use and all other standards and regulations applicable under local,state and federal laws. 4. Any decision on a request for accommodation is unique to the specific circumstances related to the individual request and location.A decision issued for a specific property shall not establish a precedent that would be applicable to any other request for accommodation. 19.08.140 Bed and breakfast house. The following standards apply to a bed and breakfast house located in a Residential or Agricultural zone. A. The bed and breakfast house shall be conducted in such a manner as to give no outward appearance nor manifest any characteristics of a business,in the ordinary meaning of the term,that would infringe upon the right of the neighboring residents to enjoy a peaceful occupancy of their homes.The bed and breakfast house shall be operated within the principal structure and not in any accessory structure. B. The owner shall be the operator of the facility and shall reside on the premises. C. There shall be no more than five guest rooms for persons other than the members of the immediate family of the operator. D. There shall be no cooking facilities permitted in guest rooms. E. The maximum stay permitted for guests shall not exceed ten consecutive days. F. In considering an application for a bed and breakfast house,the review authority shall consider the impact that noise and traffic from the proposed bed and breakfast house would have on the neighborhood in which the house is located.Within these zones,the review authority shall have the authority to deny an application if the noise or traffic generated by a bed and breakfast house would infringe upon the right of the neighboring residents to enjoy a peaceful occupancy of their homes;or if the street system is not sufficient to provide emergency vehicle access to the bed and breakfast house and other neighboring properties. 19.08.150 Short-Term Rentals. A. Short-term rentals are the use of an entire dwelling unit by any person or group of persons to occupy for rent for a period of less than thirty consecutive days.Short-term rentals do not include bed and breakfast inns, hotels and motels. B. License Required.A City business license is required to operate a short-term rental. No more than two short- term rental sites may be operated by any individual, marital group,a group of people,or a corporate entity such as an LLC,within the City. C. Location.A short-term rental use may be located in a dwelling unit or an accessory dwelling unit.See EMC 19.08.100 for applicable accessory dwelling unit requirements, including owner-occupancy if applicable. D. Number of Guests.The total number of residents and guests occupying a dwelling unit may not exceed eight (8),including any site with an accessory dwelling unit. E. Signs. No signs identifying the use as a short-term rental are permitted. F. Off-Street Parking.The short-term rental shall have no less than three(3)off-street parking spaces for any site with on-street parking in front of the site, and no less than four(4)off-street parking spaces for any site without on-street parking in front of the site. 19.08.200 Group Housing,Temporary Shelters. Group housing,temporary shelters shall be subject to the requirements of this section. A. Applicability. 1. This section applies to the following"group housing,temporary shelters": a. Outdoor encampments, including any temporary tent or structure encampment,or both,and "temporary"meaning not affixed to land permanently and not using underground utilities; b. Temporary safe parking areas;or Ch.19.08,Residential Development Standards 16 City Council Action(11/04/2020)