Yes, if an SB 9 lot split is proposed the owner must occupy one of the dwelling units of a minimum of 3 years from the date of the approval of the SB 9 land division unless the applicant is a community land trust or a qualified nonprofit corporation. If the project is only for … Continued
No, state law prohibits SB 9 units to be used as short-term rentals. Short-term rentals are rentals for overnight lodging of less than 30 days. Long-term rentals (30 days or greater) are not regulated by SB 9.
Perhaps but only if the PUD exclusively allows single-family residence and no CC&R restrictions are in place. Check with a Planner if unsure.
No, SB 9 only applies in single-family zoned areas.
Yes, you may apply for an SB 9 Lot Split and submit for an SB 9 Unit application concurrently.
First: Sign up online. Visit eyeonwater.com/signup and follow these steps: Enter your service area zip code Enter your full account number (this can be found on your water bill) Click next Enter your email address Create and confirm a password (no special requirements) You will receive a confirmation email from BEACON. You must verify your … Continued
Project Name: Lakeville Square Tentative Parcel Map Address: 2600 Lakeville Hwy [Map It] APN: 005–040–069 City Record Number(s): PLPM-2023-0001 Applicant Name: Project engineer Steven Lafranchi, on behalf of property owner Zachary Chan Date of Decision: On or after Monday March 21, 2023 Project Description: Proposed Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide the 2.56-acre property at 2600 … Continued
Yes. The only data transmitted are your radio number, dial number, and your meter reading. Personal customer information is not transmitted.
The radio devices, which are attached to the meters, transfer the service data via wireless signal. The energy exposure from an automated meter’s radio signal or radio frequency (RF) is significantly less than common household devices, including cell phones, laptops, microwaves, baby monitors and internet routers. It is also important to understand that automated meters … Continued
No, AMI will not interfere with any wireless devices in your home. The wireless portions of the system are operated according to Federal Communications Commission rules, and will not interfere with other radio frequencies in the area.
