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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0739.201 2016-2018c All NT Y 0 AV From: Lisa Bunae P0 To: Council Testimony 1418 JU 6 0" N � �'1�.2 Subject: Bill 108 1nQ i. 1 i.i 37 tiG Date: Monday, July 09, 2018 10:31:27 AMT l� 0 Dear Council Members, Once again, thank you for addressing this important issue. I have had a large, very problematic vacation rental near me for years. I have lived here full time for almost 35 years and simply wanted to do so in peace and quiet and hold hope this bill will help with that. In addition to the noise issue, I would like to address the fees associated with short term rental and ask that in future hearings you don't deny owners that weren't previously renting from doing so in a residential neighborhood. The vog is leaving me with the very unfortunate possibility that I may have to be at least part time on the mainland. I find that renting short term at some point may be a financial necessity. I see it as a way to afford to be able to come back for my work and yet not be here full time with the negative affect on my heath. I am probably not the only one in this situation. My suggestion is that maybe you could have more affordable fees for smaller rentals rented less often. I have a home that would probably sleep 2 adults and a child comfortably. Seems a little unfair that I would pay the same as the large (noisy) house nearby that is for rent all year and probably sleeps 12. Maybe something based on actual income like GET or sliding scale with more increments. Thank you for your consideration, Lisa Bunge Comm. No. Ref. To: R.fA DateUL 1 0 N