19-1527 Amending ULDR - Hotels, Motels and Transient Lodging

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monitored by securitv cameras located in close proximity to a manaaed front desk. 4. The hotel, motel or transient lodging staff shall maintain records documenting the stay of Quests, and these records may be made available upon request to emergency service personnel. 5. Amenities provided shall be for hotel and motel guests and their visitors only and within designated secured areas. Amenities shall be for health, relaxation and recreational purposes for guests, as determined by the facility developer. Hotel and motel buildings may require additional buffering and screening above the minimum requirements listed in the City's Unified Land Development Regulations when the hotel/motel is adjacent to residential uses or residentially zoned property. The site will be required to provide along the perimeter a minimum ten (10) foot buff Hard, a minimum six (6) foot high masonry screen wall irrigated landscaping for screening, and directional lighting away from the adjacent residential land uses or residentially zoned property. Hotels, motels and transient lodgings_that provide a full dining facilities and exercise facilities for guests may receive an intensity bonus up to 20% above the permissible floor area ratio or room total. The maximum occupancy of a hotel/motel room is governed by the Florida Fire Prevention Code, although hotel/motel operators or managersmay further restrict the maximum occupancy. 9. Except for "vacation rentals" as defined by state law, hourly rentals apartment leases or the sale of units as fee simple condominiums for temporary or permanent residence are prohibited. If a change in use of a hotel/motel to multi -family units is approved by the City, the facility will be subject to the density limitations and property development regulations applied to all multi -family buildings. 10. For extended stay hotels only, interior corridors or hallways leading to and from rooms, except emergency exits, shall be provided. Exterior access hallways for extended stay hotels are prohibited. SECTION III. Part III, Unified Land Development Regulations, Chapter V, Glossary, Article XXI, Language and Definitions, Section 5-21.2, "Definition of terms", of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Casselberry, Florida, (City) is hereby amended by adding and amending definitions to read, to include: Bed and break ast lodging. Overnight accommodations with a meal(s) in a dwelling unit provided to transitory lodgers for compensation. Extended stay hotels (also, all -suite hotel). A form of lodging within non-residential zoning districts where a portion or all of the rooms are designed for either daily or greater rental. Rooms typically include a bed(s), a living room, a kitchen/kitchenette, a bathroom(s) and a laundry facility. Guest (for purposes ofSection 2-7.37). Any patron customer, tenant lodger, boarder or occupant of a hotel, motel or transient lodging. Ordinance 19-1527 Page 3 of 4