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ATTACHMENT D Regular City Council Meeting Monday, January 11, 2021 Page 3 94 is external to the Council, if the Council does not have one on their street now, 95 they will soon. She asked the Council to make these decisions, think of them- 96 selves, and think about what it would be like in their neighborhood as well. 97 98 Ms. Michelle Mulvel, 1885 Shady Beach Avenue 99 Ms. Mulvel indicated she is lives in the house closest to the boat launch. She 100 thought that most of the houses, with the exception of the one across the lake from 101 her, have been very respectful and have not been a problem. She did not think 102 people should be punished for the very few exceptions that there have been. She 103 noted a big thing that was discussed briefly on the last call, the major issue with 104 the house across the street from them, is that it was bought specifically to be a 105 full-time VRBO and has one bathroom but advertises, even today, for twelve peo- 106 ple to stay. She thought the City could address that issue. She preferred Mayor 107 Roe’s suggestion of it being a three- or four-day rental with several days in be- 108 tween stays so it is not continuous. 109 110 Ms. Renee Pardello 111 Ms. Pardello thought regarding the notification of 350 feet for neighbors, for 112 properties on the lake, it made sense to expand that notification because it is the 113 backyard. Also, it is the backyard of many people, even the high-density housing 114 units around the lake. The lake and the public areas of the lake are for the public 115 good and for everyone. She also thought the City neededto take into account 116 what happened this past summer when other people are using the lake and the 117 practices of boatingbecause this affects erosion, fish habitat, and aquatic vegeta- 118 tion which affects the public good that the City of Roseville has. She asked what 119 the City considers owner-occupied and does that mean it is homesteaded. 120 121 Ms. Mary Beth Hess and Mr. Frank Hess, 1907 Shady Beach Avenue 122 Ms. Hess stated she would like the Council to think about what would be most fa- 123 vorable for most Roseville residents. What she is hearing, is that according to the th 124 September 28attachment F, there are fewer than 12 people. There are probably 125 8 or 9 rentals that would be favorably impacted with short-term rentals whereas 126 hundreds of families are impacted in a negative way with the short-term rentals. 127 She asked who the City is trying to impact with its decision. Right now, there is a 128 renter next to them that is renting for four months, which is awesome. But previ- 129 ously, it was a new person every couple of days, which was concerning to them. 130 She explained there are some people interested in 30-day minimum rental on all 131 of these units. She indicated the neighbors would all be happy and there are peo- 132 ple out there that will be able to use that. Ms. Hess noted a lot of cities have 133 banned short-term rentals for good reason because these rentals have a negative 134 impact on the communities. 135 136 Mr. Hess explained he has lived on the lake since 1977 and last year was the 137 worst experience he has had in all of those years. There was drug use, unattended 138 fires, vulgarities,and every week was something different. He thought seven