| City Council "second reading" of the new rules adopted July 16 for Vacation Rentals (STVR) will determine if the new ordinance stands or not. STVR Industry will be there in force to reverse STVR limits. Residents must stand up to protect their neighborhoods and communities.Wednesday, August 1, at 1:00 PM (arrive early)202 C St., 12th FloorSan Diego, 92101Please fill out a "Speaker Slip" to register your position. Speakers get 1 minute, but you can cede your time to others who need more time.Here, in a nutshell, is what the new ordinance allows:- Residents can short-term rent room(s) in their homes 365 days a year- Residents can short-term rent their entire primary residence for up to 6 months per year- A primary residence is one that is lived in at least 6 months of the year by the resident- Homes that are not primary residences, cannot be STVROn July 16, the ordinance passed 6-3, with Bry, Zapf, Gomez, Cole, Kersey & Ward in Favor; and Sherman, Cate & Alvarez Opposed. Since then, STVR Industry has exerted tremendous pressure on City Councilmembers to reverse their decision.What You Can Do:- Attend City Council, Wednesday, August 1, 1:00 PM, 202 C Street, San Diego, CA 92101- Email your comments and concerns to City Council Members and Mayor (see email addresses below) |
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