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Caps and limitsThe code separates vacation rentals (section 16.52.230) from homestays (section 16.52.240), which normally means different standards for whole home versus owner present rentals, but the standards themselves were not retrieved, so no cap or spacing rule is asserted.L1Title 16 Development Code, Chapter 16.52, sections 16.52.230 and 16.52.240. Ordinance numbers and dates not retrieved. · code text · checked 2026-09-13
Transfer when the home sellsNot determined. The text of sections 16.52.230 and 16.52.240 could not be opened on the code publisher's site, so no transfer rule is asserted either way.L1Title 16 Development Code, Chapter 16.52, sections 16.52.230 and 16.52.240. Ordinance numbers and dates not retrieved. · code text · checked 2026-09-13
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In the city's own words

16.52.230“16.52.230 - Vacation rentals.” source
16.52.240“16.52.240 - Homestays.” source

Citation: Title 16 Development Code, Chapter 16.52, sections 16.52.230 and 16.52.240. Ordinance numbers and dates not retrieved.

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