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Council adopts permanent co‑living housing rules with narrow definitional edits
Summary
The council voted to adopt Ordinance 2,842 to make permanent previously interim co‑living housing regulations; Community Director Chris Bessner said the only substantive edits add definitions for 'kitchen' and 'kitchenette' and that the ordinance reaffirms earlier interim rules.
City staff presented Ordinance 2,842 for second reading by title and recommended making the interim co‑living housing regulations permanent. City clerk Jessica read the ordinance title and Chris Bessner, the Community Director, summarized the staff recommendation.
"Ordinance 2,842 would adopt permanent co‑living housing allowances within the Municipal Code," Bessner said and explained that the only substantive change since the prior interim ordinance was the addition of a couple of definitions for a kitchen and a kitchenette and a requirement that each co‑living unit include a kitchenette and a bathroom. A council member moved to approve the ordinance; the motion was seconded. The council voted in favor and the motion passed, making the regulations permanent.
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