Residents press developer to limit rentals; Epcon says 15% cap could be explored
Residents asked that homeowners‑association documents limit the percentage of units that can be rented; Epcon said rentals must be reported now and that a customary 15% cap could be considered with exceptions for hardship.
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During the public comment portion, residents raised concerns that a primarily rental community could change neighborhood character. A resident asked that the HOA contain a limit on how many units can be rented and suggested a process for exceptions. Epcon responded that current documents require reporting of rentals but do not set a cap, and said that a 15% limit is customary and could be explored and written into the CC&Rs with specific exceptions for hardship.
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