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PD Background & Recommendation Report (PL-CCI-2024-000003) Bill 121
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PD Background and Recommendation Report Bill 121 Relating to Transient Accomodation Rentals (TAR) and Hosting Platforms
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amended to state: "Transient accommodation" means the furnishing of a room, <br />apartment, suite, single family dwelling, or the like to a transient for [less than one <br />hundred eighty consecutive days] thirty consecutive days or less. [for each lotting in a <br />hotel, apartment hotel, motel, condominium or units as defined in chapter 5 HB, <br />cooperative apartment, dwelling unit, or rooming house that provides living quarters, <br />regularly furnished to transients. (Reference section 237D 1, Hawai`i Revised Statutes.) <br />"Transient" accommodation rental" means transient accommodation excluding: (1) <br />Hotel, motels, and inn's; Apartment hotels; Boarding facilities; Lodges; and Timeshares.] <br />Reason: The Planning Department has been instrumental in implementing and regulating <br />short-term vacation rentals, which are dwelling units of which the owner or operator does <br />not reside on the building site, that has no more than five bedrooms for rent on the <br />building site and is rented for thirty consecutive days or less. Therefore, the Planning <br />Department has already established a set of operational standards and regulations in place <br />for short-term vacation rentals that are in operation for thirty consecutive days or less. If <br />there is going to be an amendment to the time period in which a TAR can be rented, then <br />a new class of nonconforming use certificates will need to be taken into consideration for <br />short-term rentals that operate between 31 and 179 days. Therefore, the Planning Director <br />is recommending amending the rental period within the definition of "transient" and <br />"transient accommodations" to match the existing rental period of thirty consecutive days <br />that are found in the existing definition of "short-term vacation rentals" found in Chapter <br />25. <br />Recommendation #2 <br />Delete the term "second dwelling" in Section 25-4-16.1(a)(2) and Section 25-4- <br />16.2(b)(2) and replace the term with "additional dwelling unit" <br />Reason: The term "second dwelling" is not defined within the body of the bill, so <br />therefore the Director is proposing to remove the term "second dwelling" and to add <br />"additional dwelling unit" as structures in which a transient accommodation rental shall <br />not be permitted in. <br />Recommendation #3 <br />Under Section 25-4-16.1(b)(1), amend as follows: (1) If the transient accommodation <br />-18- <br />
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