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Originally Posted by kcantor
both "by the hour" as well as virtual airb&b hotel use as well as for family and roommate use with upwards of half a dozen living in the spaces. both sets of circumstances are problematic not just from a morality/compatibility perspective but from the perspective of increased traffic and congestion taxing both building systems not designed for those kinds of loads and connecting municipal infrastructure not designed for those kinds of loads either.
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Hopefully the City will have guidelines and bylaws for airb&b and others of its ilk soon. Most don't offer the second "b" anyway - so its more a room and thats it...or a house..