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DASTI, McGUCKIN, McNICHOLS, CONNORS, ANTHONY & BUCKLEY
COUNSELLORS AT LAW
620 WEST LACEY ROAD FORKED RIVER, N.J. 08731
O. HOUSEKEEPING UNIT
Constitutes a family-type situation, involving one or more persons living together that exhibit the kind of stability, permanency, and functional lifestyle equivalent to that of a traditional family unit, as further described in the applicable reported and unreported decisions of the New Jersey Superior Court.
P. OCCUPANT
Any individual using, inhabiting, living, gathering, entertaining, being entertained as a guest, or sleeping in a dwelling unit, or portion thereof, or having other permission or possessory right(s) within a dwelling unit.
Q. OWNER
Any person(s) who legally use, possess, own, lease, sublease, or license (including an operator, principal, shareholder, director, agent, or employee, individually or collectively) one or more dwelling units, or who have charge, care, control, or who participates in the expenses and/or profit of a dwelling unit pursuant to a written or unwritten agreement, rental, lease, license, use, occupancy agreement or any other agreement.
R. PERSON
An individual, firm, corporation, association, partnership, limited liability company, association, entity, and any person(s) and/or entity(ies) acting in concert or any combination therewith.
S. PRIMARY RESIDENCE
The residential address where a person spends the majority of their nonworking time and which is most clearly the center of their domestic life.
T. RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY
The use of a dwelling unit by an occupant(s).
U. SEGMENTED DWELLING
A room within or section of a dwelling that constitutes an area less than the entire dwelling.
V. SHORT-TERM RENTAL
A residential occupancy for a period of 90 days or less.
§ 350-3. Short-term rentals prohibited.
It shall be unlawful for a person or owner to receive or obtain actual or anticipated consideration for using, authorizing, permitting, or failing to discontinue the use of any dwelling unit used as a short-term rental, and shall not enter into a short-term rental arrangement, as defined herein, more than two times in any twelve-month period.
It shall be unlawful for a person or owner to receive or obtain actual or anticipated consideration for using, authorizing, permitting, or failing to discontinue the rental of all or a portion of the exterior of any residential property. This shall include the rental of the pool, pool area, and backyard.
There shall only be one written or oral agreement as between a person or owner receiving or obtaining actual or anticipated consideration for the use of dwelling unit as a short-term rental regardless of the number of occupants associated with each rental.
Nothing in this section prevents formation of an otherwise lawful residential occupancy of a dwelling unit for a rental period of 90 days or more.