108-11-1 Purpose and Intent
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There are benefits to allowing owners of residential units within the City to rent dwelling units for short periods of time. Short-term rental of a dwelling unit can add capacity and diversification to the visitor-accommodation market and provide economic opportunity to property owners. However, because short-term rentals may create adverse impacts relating to parking, noise, trash, wildfire risk, public safety, emergency response, neighborhood compatibility, water and wastewater capacity, and residential character, short-term rentals must be regulated to protect the health, safety, and welfare of owners, neighbors, visitors, and the public.
The intent of this Chapter is to establish procedures and standards by which residential short-term rentals may be licensed and operated in a manner that protects the quality of visitor experience, preserves residential neighborhoods, supports lawful tax collection, and mitigates impacts on public services and adjacent properties.