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Originally Posted by Bill14564
For 2.10, a renter is not inventory or equipment and renting is not likely to be considered a customer/client visit to the business in the sense that it is used in this section. I posted something similar in #15.
2.24 is much longer than those two sentences. Other sentences in that section mention "occupied," "permanent resident," and "80% of the Homesites." If you can make the argument that this section applies to visitors or that AB&Bs are only rented by those under 55 or that there are more than 14,000 AB&Bs (20% of 70,000 homes) rented by someone under 55 at any one time then perhaps that would trigger a violation of this section.
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Yes there is more and this is the rest
The Developer or its designee in its sole discretion
shall have the right to establish hardship exceptions to permit individuals between the ages of nineteen (I 9) and fifty-
five (55) to permanently reside in a Home even though there is not a permanent resident in the Home who is fifty-
five (55) years of age or over, providing that said exceptions shall not be permitted in situations where the granting
of a hardship exception would result in less than 80% of the Homesites in the Subdivision having less than one
resident fifty-five (55) years of age or older, it being the intent that at least 80% of the units shall at all times have
at least one resident fifty-five (55) years of age or older.
Where is the hardship in short term rentals?