by the California Coastal Commission and will be available for review in seven years. This restriction will only apply to homes where the owner is not a permanent resident. For example, shared rooms that are available in homes where the owner lives will not be a part of this restriction. The city also requires that those renting out their homes as short-term vacation rentals must pay Transient Occupancy Fees, just as hotels, motels, campgrounds, and RV parks are subject to. This will ensure that public services such as trash collectors and water usage are accommodated for financially. Council president, Jennifer Campbell, has noted that these regulations “...will close the chapter on an unregulated market that has vexed our city, our residents, and our good-faith hosts who wanted a clear set of regulations to follow.” See also Booking.com CanadaStays Destination Club Peer-to-peer property rental Timeshare TripAdvisor Tripping.com Vacatia Holiday cottage Holidaykeepers References Tourist accommodations