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ShortTerm Horne Rentals study— No.Vernber.30, 20.1.6 <br />• Both are types of STH Rs: are al ]owed within all residential districts of the city <br />c) Prior Lake <br />■ Permitted.with an annual permit and inspections <br />Owner and agent do not have to stay on premises during the stay, but they must be <br />.available 24 hours a day, -wit hin 30 rhinutes,.during: the stay <br />• Standards such as parking, number of occupants, -and length of stay .are deterniined by <br />sitelbullding characteristics <br />3) Some cities.in Minnesota.that do not regulate STHRs. <br />a) Chanhassen <br />b) Chaska. <br />cy Minneapolis <br />d) St. Louis Park <br />e) White Bear Lake- <br />4) The City of Saint. Paul. recently conducted an extensive STHR study. Their findings for cities in <br />Minnesota have been attached as an exhibit. St.. Paul is still considering the specific. language <br />to use for an STHR ordinance, but they developed the following goals based on their study.. <br />a) Develop a Zoning Code amendment to.permit STHRs as an "incidental transient occupancy" <br />and develop standards related to owner -occupied and non= own er-occupled units. <br />b) Develop an ordinance amendment to fully regulate non -owner -occupied units for life <br />safety concerns through the Fire Certificate ofOccupancy.program.. <br />c) Develop a mechanism to ensure tax collection is occurring, possibly via STHR ]lost <br />platforms, e.g. VR8O and. AirBnB. <br />d] Develop an ordinance amendment to license STHR. host platforms, with specific <br />requirements relating to reporting.and compliance. <br />e) Utilize complaints about STHRs to inform recommendations far future regulations. <br />f) Educate city staff (police, fire, and inspectors) about the presence. of STHR uses in <br />neighborhoods: and the potential for complaints <br />3 <br />