19.10.050 Table 2-3 (Mixed Use)“Vacation Rental row: MX district symbol is a dash; legend: P = Use permitted, UP = Use permit required, L = License required, dash = Use not allowed; specific use regulations column cites SMC 19.50.110” source
city FAQ (official page, not code)“new applications for vacation rentals are limited to those involving the adaptive re-use of a historic structure” source
19.50.110(A)“A vacation rental shall consist of no more than two complete residential units.” source
19.50.110(A)“Visitor occupancy per unit shall be limited to a maximum of 29 consecutive days.” source
Citation: SMC 19.50.110 (Vacation rentals): Ord. 2003-02 sec. 3 (2003); Ord. 06-2013 sec. 3 (2013); Ord. 03-2016 sec. 2 (2016); Ord. 11-2017 sec. 3 (2017); new rental prohibition implemented early 2018 per the city FAQ; time-share prohibition Ord. 01-2022 and 07-2022 (19.50.140)
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