Longer Hotel Stays Get Council Approval
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An emergency ordinance that allows visitors to stay in hotels for more than 30 consecutive days was approved by the City Council to meet the needs of extended-stay hotels hoping to locate in the city.
The measure, intended to accommodate hotels catering to business travelers, changes the city’s definition of a hotel or motel and allows such nontraditional services as kitchen facilities.
It limits stays of more than 30 days to 10% of a hotel’s rooms and requires visitors to register again after 30 days. Stays are limited to 120 days under the emergency law.
City officials will begin a study to determine if zoning laws should be changed.
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