§ 58.988. General Requirements.

Owner-occupied home sharing is an allowable accessory use to the following lawfully existing residential uses:

(a)

Attached dwelling;

(b)

Mobile home dwelling;

(c)

Multifamily dwelling;

(d)

Multiplex dwelling;

(e)

One family dwelling;

(f)

Residential-office mixed development; and

(g)

Two family dwelling.

The owner-occupied home sharing use must be incidental and subordinate in purpose, area and extent to the principal use, and located on the same property as the principal residential use.

Owner-occupied home sharing is permitted for hosted visits only, where the property owner or tenant lives on-site and is present on the property for the hosted visit, and provided there is a single booking at a time. Leasing out an entire dwelling unit for short term, transient use is not allowed, unless the use is allowed as a Commercial Dwelling Unit under this Code, or within a hotel/motel use, or a two family dwelling unit as provided below.

For two family dwelling units, owner-occupied home sharing is permitted for an entire dwelling unit if the property owner occupies the other dwelling unit and the living area of the unit for owner-occupied home sharing is equal to or less than the living area of the other dwelling unit. The two dwelling units must be under the same ownership.

No more than four unrelated persons are allowed in a single booking, or a maximum of two persons per room, whichever is less.

(Ord. No. 2018-3, § 1, 2-12-2018, Doc. #1802121201)