During the Nov. 1 work Session, Planning and Zoning Director Bill Neville reported that several of the regulatory tools the City Council created this year, such as a new rental application for R-1 (single-family residential) properties, stricter enforcement of the maximum occupancy standard of 40 square feet per occupant in a bedroom with a closet credit, and a fine system, had resulted in improved compliance.
That’s in great part to the outreach that was done earlier in the year with the seminar and meeting with some of the property owners early on, he said.
“Because we also made a big presentation about maximum occupancy, we had a lot of requests from older structures to conduct complimentary inspections,” Neville told the council.
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$21K? Juice isn't work the squeeze since there's an enormous amount of rental properties mid-town north.
Have new-comers on City Hall now, lets plan a better way ahead for ALL in OC, not just special interests.
21st Century is NOW.
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