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And so the Planning Director is suggesting that the Commission send a favorable recommendation <br />for Bill 256 with some suggested language that’s shown on the screen. And the reason for this <br />suggested language is that Bill 256 as written would be unfair or penalize those homeowners who <br />rent their entire house out to one family at a time, rather than individual rooms in the house to <br />individual guests. And so the Director is suggesting the language up on the screen. It’s essentially <br />the same in the first part, “Dwellings, single-family and double-family or duplex that are occupied <br />for any period less than one hundred eighty days: one parking space for each rented bedroom in <br />addition to one space for the dwelling unit if rooms in the dwelling unit are rented individually, or <br />two spaces if the dwelling unit is rented as a whole.” So what this does is it allows, it provides the <br />same amount of parking that Bill 256 is suggesting, if individual rooms in a home are rented, but it <br />does not require excessive parking, if an entire house is rented out to one family at a time; when a <br />house is rented to one family at a time, only two spaces would be required off site. <br /> <br />DARROW: On site. <br /> <br />JACKSON: I’m sorry, on site. And that concludes my presentation. Are there any questions? <br />Yes, Mr. Church. <br /> <br />CHURCH: The way it reads it does not supersede the code requirements for, like, let’s say, <br />V-1.25, which requires one and a quarter stalls per dwelling units, so it doesn’t apply to, like, <br />condominiums, rather it’s single-family, okay — <br /> <br />JACKSON: That’s correct. It would only apply — <br /> <br />CHURCH: — all right, it does — <br /> <br />JACKSON: — to single-family — <br /> <br />CHURCH: — so it doesn’t supersede the Zoning Code with it, okay, got it. <br /> <br />JACKSON: — no, not for multi-family. <br /> <br />CHURCH: Got it. <br /> <br />JACKSON: Are there any other questions? <br /> <br />CARR SMITH: I have a question. I’m a little confused because I’m not sure that zoning allows <br />for a single-family home to rent out each of their rooms in a residential neighborhood. <br /> <br />JACKSON: The Zoning Code does not regulate vacation rentals, what we call vacation rentals. <br />Basically, what they are, what the Zoning Code does allow, is for five unrelated people to be <br />living in a dwelling at once. So that’s, that’s how rooms can be rented to individuals as vacation <br />rentals. So we don’t currently regulate these as vacation rentals yet. <br /> <br />CARR SMITH: Okay, thank you. <br /> <br />2 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />