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“Short-term Dwelling Unit” means a Dwelling Unit as defined in Section 2-140, which is deed restricted such that no person shall be allowed to reside in or occupy such unit for a period greater than thirty (30) consecutive days, or a total of sixty days in any single calendar year. The deed restriction for such unit shall also, at a minimum:

2-231.A. require the unit be registered through a property management company for short-term rental uses or an alternative technique to guarantee availability of the unit for short-term rental;

2-231.B. require submission to the Planning Director on a semi-annual basis a report consisting of: i) evidence such unit is available for short-term uses, and at reasonable rates relative to the Town short-term rental market, ii) the occupancy rate of such unit, and iii) evidence that the occupancy level for short-term uses is generally consistent with similar type units available for short-term rental in Town; and

2-231.C. provide that in the event of a violation the Town may require compliance with Land Use Code provisions applicable to non-deed restricted units (including but not limited to, parking, water and sewer tap fees, and dimensional variations) as well as pursue any and all other remedies available to the Town for Land Use Code violations.

Such deed restriction may be transferred to another unit upon the approval of P&Z.

(Formerly 2-229)