Ordinance:
The City Council voted unanimously Monday to approve an ordinance that requires Auburn residents to register with the city before starting a home-sharing operation…
The ordinance allows home-sharing establishments in all residential zones. Proprietors will need to pay a $57 licensing fee and obtain a $27 business permit. If neighbors within 100 feet object to the enterprise, proprietors can appeal to the Auburn Planning Commission and the City Council.
The city will not be collecting occupancy taxes on the rooms.
Auburn considers ordinance to regulate Airbnb home-sharing services – Sacramento Bee
Motion:
1.Hold a second reading, by title only, and adopt an ORDINANCE 15-01
A. Amending Sections 159.001 and 159.030 of the Auburn Municipal Code and adds Sections 159.510 through 159.521 to the Auburn Municipal Code for short term rentals; and
B. Established a fee schedule for short term rentals;
2. Direct staff to bring back the short term rental ordinance for City Council review in one year.
The motion was made by Council Member Berlant and seconded by Council Member Spokely and approved by the following roll call vote:
Ayes: Powers, Berlant, Kirby, Spokely, Nesbitt
Noes:
Absent:
Reports:
01/12/2015: Staff Report to the Auburn City Council (City of Auburn)
10/07/2014: Staff Report to the Auburn City Planning Commission (City of Auburn)
News:
01/16/2016: ‘Home Sharing’ to Become Legal in Auburn (Fox40)
01/15/2015: Auburn regulates Airbnb, other home-sharing businesses (Sacramento Bee)
01/14/2015: Rental ordinance approved; now what? (Auburn Journal)
10/21/2014: Auburn considers ordinance to regulate Airbnb home-sharing services (Sacramento Bee)