Why does the City have Residential Rental Restriction Overlay Districts?
The Residential Rental Restriction Overlay District Ordinance was established in 2004. The purpose of the ordinance is to allow owners of property within residential neighborhoods the opportunity to preserve the attractiveness, desirability, and character of residential neighborhoods by precluding all or certain types of rental properties and thereby avoiding the potential negative effects rental properties can have on a neighborhood with regard to property deterioration, increased density, congestion, noise and traffic levels and reduction of property values.

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1. Why does the City have Residential Rental Restriction Overlay Districts?
2. Where are the R-1, R-2 and RM-8 Districts located within the City?
3. What does a Class 1 rental license allow?
4. What defines a family?
5. What is the difference between R-O-1, R-O-2 and R-O-3?
6. What about the rental property already in the proposed area?
7. What are the steps required to petition for a Residential Rental Restriction Overlay District?
8. How is a petition verified?
9. How is a proposed overlay reviewed and acted on?
10. How is an overlay district reversed or amended?