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6/17/2016 City of Los Angeles Mail - Tne proposed Pome sharing ordinance goes too far. Etta Armstrong <[email protected]> The proposed home sharing ordinance goes too far. 1 message Erin Buckley <[email protected]> Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 4:57 PM To: [email protected] Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office, While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goes too far. As a responsible host, I believe the following: - A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on housing then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a full unit would need to be rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially break even with its use as a long term rental. - I should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, ny entire homo, or guest house on my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one of the most important features of home sharing. --1 don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much income I earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with the law, but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or i won't feel comfortable sharing my home. -- Any registration or permitting process needs to be simple, online, and efficient. Please take these points into consideration when drafting laws that will affect me and my family. Thank you Sincerely, Erin Buckley nttps.//mail google com/mail/u/0/?ui=2&ik=etee67aDd5&view=pt&cal=Misc&searcn-cat&tn=1555’599feee54b6&s!ml=1555'l599feee64b5 1/1
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6/17/2016 City of Los Angeles Mail - Tne proposed Pome sharing ordinance goes too far.
Etta Armstrong <[email protected]>
The proposed home sharing ordinance goes too far.1 message
Erin Buckley <[email protected]> Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 4:57 PMTo: [email protected]
Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office,
While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goes too far. As a responsible host,I believe the following:
- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on housing then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a full unit would need to be rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially break even with its use as a long term rental.
- I should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, ny entire homo, or guest house on my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one of the most important features of home sharing.
--1 don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much income I earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with the law, but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or i won't feel comfortable sharing my home.
-- Any registration or permitting process needs to be simple, online, and efficient.
Please take these points into consideration when drafting laws that will affect me and my family.
Thank you
Sincerely,
Erin Buckley
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6/17/2016 City of Los Angeles Mail - The proposed home sharing ordinance goes too far.
Etta Armstrong <[email protected]>
The proposed home sharing ordinance goes too far.1 message
Rhonda Pitman <[email protected]> Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 3:34 PMTo: [email protected]
Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office,
While I support fa.r regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goes too far. As a responsible host,I believe the following:
-- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on housing then the cap should oe based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a full unit would need to oe rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially oreak even with its use as a long term rental.
- I should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, my entire home, or guest nouse on my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one of the most important features of home sharing.
--1 don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much income I earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with the law, but I need to be reassured tnat this personal information remains confidential or I won't feel comfortable sharing my home.
-- Any registration or permitting process needs to be simple, online, and efficient.
Please take these points into consideration when drafting laws that will affect me and my family
Thank you
Sincerely,
Rhonda Pitman
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Etta Armstrong <[email protected]>
The proposed home sharing ordinance goes too far.1 message
Adriana Gustavson <[email protected]> Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 3:28 PMTo: [email protected]
Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office.
While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goes too far. As a responsible host,I believe the following:
- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on housing then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a full unit would need to be rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially break even with its use as a long term rental.
--1 should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, my entire home, or guest house on my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one of the most important features of home sharing.
- I don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much income I earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with the law, but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or I won't feel comfortable sharing my home
- Any registration or permitting process needs to be simple, online, and efficient.
Please take these points into consideration when drafting laws that will affect me and my family.
Thank you
Sincerely,
Adriana Gustavson
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6/17/2016 City of Los Ange.es Mail - The proposed home sharing ordinance goes too far.
Etta Armstrong <[email protected]>
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Dru Shadkam <[email protected]> Tue, Jun 14, 2016 al 1:44 PMTo [email protected]
Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office,
While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goes too far. As a responsible host,I believe the following:
- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on housing then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a full unit would reed to be rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially break even with its use as a long term rental.
--1 should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, my entire home, or guest house on my property My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one of the most important features of home sharing.
--1 don't feel comfortaole knowing that information about how often and how much income I earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with the law, but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or I won't feel comfortable sharing my home.
-- Any registration or permitting process needs to be simple, online, and efficient.
Please take these points into consideration when drafting laws that will affect me ana my family.
Thank you
Sincerely,
Dru Shadxam
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Dan Bradley <[email protected]> Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 11:44 AMTo: [email protected]
Dear Etta Armstrong, l_A City Clerk Office,
While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goes too far. As a responsible host,I believe the following:
- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive ana arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on housing then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a full unit would need to be rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially break even with its use as a long term rental.
--1 should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, my entire home, or guest house on my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one of the most important features of home sharing.
--1 don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much income I earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with the law, but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or I won't feel comfortable sharing my home.
-- Any registration or permitting process needs to be simple, online, ar.d efficient
Please take these points into consideration when drafting laws that will affect me and my family.
Thank you Sincerely Dan Bradley
Sincerely,
Dan Bradley
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Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office,
While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goe far. As a responsible host, I believe the following:
-- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on hi then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a f would need to be rented on a short-term basis over VJ7 days in order to financially break with its use as a long term rental.
- I should have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, my entire home, or guest hot my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one i most Important features of home sharing.
--1 don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much incon earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to compiy with ft but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or I won't f comfortable sharing my home
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Hannelore Mahjoub [email protected] via bt Jun 14 (3 days ago) to me
Dear Etta Armstrong, LA City Clerk Office,
While I support fair regulations for home sharing in Los Angeles, the draft ordinance goe far. As a responsible host, I believe the following:
-- A 90 day cap is overly restrictive and arbitrary. If the City is trying to limit impacts on h* then the cap should be based on actual data. For example, a recent study found that a fi would need to be rented on a short-term basis over 177 days in order to financially break with its use as a long term rental.
- I shoula have the flexibility to rent out a single bedroom, my entire home, or guest hot my property. My home is unique and being able to adjust my listing to my needs is one * most important features of home sharing.
--1 don't feel comfortable knowing that information about how often and how much incon earn from home sharing could be available to anyone who asks. I want to comply with tl but I need to be reassured that this personal information remains confidential or I won’t f comfortable sharing my home.
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