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• <br />COMMENTS ON BED AND BREARFAST. <br />March 19, 1992 <br />• Inns are big business - Bed and Breakfast in homes is very small <br />business. <br />Inns take big bucks - Bed and breakfast don't. <br />A Bed and Breakfast Inn and a Bed and Breakfast in you home are <br />entirely two different things. <br />A Bed and Breakfast is a home with one room and maybe two rooms for <br />one night. In fact it would be used like friends spending the <br />night. It is more usually used by older people or people without <br />children. <br />It is not a Hotel or an Inn. If it is truly a hotel how can you <br />limit the stay of any individual and why would you want to? <br />It is in fact a small business located in a resident for the use <br />of travelers who do not want to stay in an Inn or Hotel. It is for <br />those who want to spend a day or two in a nice neighborhood and <br />meet the kind of people in that town. <br />An Inn is a type of Hotel. An Inn is large; usually with a <br />restaurant, with many bed rooms, rooms for meetings and possibly <br />business sessions. Also they have a bar or recreation areas of <br />sorts. <br />• Special Condition Use Permit should be allowed for R-1, R-2, and <br />R-3. <br />Areas to be considered should be along the Bay or areas befitting <br />the purpose and not in a subdivision. <br />Number of guest rooms should be maximum of two, by reservation only <br />and there should be off street parking. <br />Owner should live in Bed and Breakfast facility at all times. <br />Building and fire codes should be followed. <br />Health codes should be enforced. <br />No person should be allowed to operate or own more than one Bed and <br />Breakfast facility. <br />We don't need to get this all tangled up and confusing like the <br />sign ordinance has become. Signs should be placed very nicely in <br />the yard and not on any other locations. Facilities will be <br />advertized in magazines or newspapers. <br />CJ <br />• <br />