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Owner asks to limit occupancy; commission approves 314 Metropole Unit B with an 8-person limit
Summary
The owner of 314 Metropole asked the commission to cap occupancy at 8 despite a 10-person standard based on bedrooms; the commission adopted the TRL and amended the applicable condition to set the limit at 8.
The commission adopted a resolution approving a transient rental license and coastal development permit for Unit B at 314 Metropole Avenue and amended the standard condition to set a maximum occupancy of 8 (reduced from the 10 that would apply based on bedroom count). Staff had identified the unenclosed deck and building access points as an issue item but recommended approval with standard conditions, including the 9 p.m.–8 a.m. outdoor-use restriction.
Owner Robert Glasser told commissioners he wanted to avoid nuisance problems and said he was coordinating with an on-site management company that would respond immediately to complaints. "We'd like to limit it to 8," Glasser said. A commissioner moved to adopt Resolution PC 25-59 and update Condition 7 to reduce occupancy; the motion passed as recorded.
