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Magistrate orders 120 days after city says plans became inactive for short-term rental remodel
Summary
In a short-term rental case, city staff told the magistrate the respondent's remodel plans had become inactive after months without corrections; the magistrate granted 120 days for the owner to reactivate plans and submit outstanding items.
At the hearing for 321 Southwest 21st Road, the owner was asked about outstanding plans and was told they had become inactive after months without application corrections. The city stated, "Your plans are inactive right now," and the owner said he was waiting on an engineer and plan revisions. The magistrate granted 120 days to allow the owner to reactivate plans and complete the submissions needed for inspections.
City staff explained that a plan becomes inactive when there is no application activity for a roughly six-month period after corrections are issued; respondents were told to have their contractors or engineers reactivate the application and to follow up with inspectors to obtain an affidavit of compliance once work is completed.
