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Does multi-use room (e.g. office, den) need a EERO?

Regarding the Vacation Rental Certificate of Use:

  • Upon the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Use, the vacation rental property shall be subject to inspection to ensure compliance with all applicable code requirements. At the time of such inspection, the responsible party shall provide all licenses, records, and other documentation sufficient to demonstrate compliance with all requirements.


 
cda said:
Regarding the Vacation Rental Certificate of Use:

  • Upon the issuance or renewal of a Certificate of Use, the vacation rental property shall be subject to inspection to ensure compliance with all applicable code requirements. At the time of such inspection, the responsible party shall provide all licenses, records, and other documentation sufficient to demonstrate compliance with all requirements.


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Thank you for sending the links and information! I guess an inspection is done to get the Certificate of Use.
 
Dali748 said:
Thank you for sending the links and information! I guess an inspection is done to get the Certificate of Use.
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Advice

apply

let them do the inspection, and more than likely you will pass

IF ASKED tell them you bought it this way.
 
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