[Code 1994, § 14-176; Ord. No. 88-2, § 1, 8-24-1988]
The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this article, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning:
BED AND BREAKFAST OPERATION
Means a use which is subordinate to the principal use of a single-family dwelling, as defined in the zoning ordinance, in which transient overnight guests are provided a sleeping room and one or more meals per day in return for payment.
[Code 1994, § 14-179; Ord. No. 88-2, § 3, 8-24-1988]
A bed and breakfast operation shall be considered a home occupation, as defined in Chapter 36, except as elsewhere provided by this article and shall be confined to the single-family dwelling unit for which a permit has been issued. Such dwelling unit shall be the principal residence of the operator, and the operator shall live on the premises while the bed and breakfast operation is active. No retail or other sales shall be permitted unless they are clearly incidental and directly related to the conduct of the bed and breakfast operation.
[Code 1994, § 14-180; Ord. No. 88-2, § 8, 8-24-1988]
Each bed and breakfast operator shall keep a list of the names and addresses of all guests of the bed and breakfast. Such list shall be available for inspection by designated Village officials at reasonable times.
[Code 1994, § 14-181; Ord. No. 88-2, § 7, 8-24-1988]
The maximum occupancy term for guests of a bed and breakfast shall be 21 days.
[Code 1994, § 14-182; Ord. No. 88-2, § 6, 8-24-1988]
(a) 
A proposed or operating bed and breakfast use shall not appreciably change or alter the traffic pattern or density, appearance of the premises, or character of the residential use.
(b) 
Bed and breakfast operations shall not be conducted so as to constitute a public or private nuisance.
[Code 1994, § 14-201; Ord. No. 88-2, § 2, 8-24-1988]
Bed and breakfast accommodations may be provided by a special use permit in a single-family dwelling which is located in any zoning district upon compliance with the regulations set out in this division. Operation of a bed and breakfast by permit issued under this division in a dwelling which is a nonconforming, prior existing use shall not be considered such an expansion of a nonconforming use as to violate the provisions of Chapter 36.
[Code 1994, § 14-202; Ord. No. 88-2, § 9, 8-24-1988]
(a) 
In compliance with special use regulations of Chapter 36, a public hearing will be held. Applicants will make written application to the board of appeals along with the following materials for review:
(1) 
A floor plan of the single-family dwelling showing the proposed arrangement of rooms and facilities.
(2) 
A site plan showing the real estate description, location of the single-family dwelling thereon, and parking arrangements.
[Code 1994, § 14-203; Ord. No. 88-2, § 10, 8-24-1988]
(a) 
If the board of appeals confirms that the application and premises comply with the zoning ordinance and other existing laws, the zoning administrator will be authorized to issue a permit for a period not exceeding 12 calendar months, upon which an application for renewal may be made.
(b) 
Prior to issuance of renewal, an inspection of the premises shall be made by the zoning administrator and building inspector for code compliance. If there are no code violations, a renewal may be issued for a period of no more than 12 months.
(c) 
If any code violations are found, a renewal permit shall not be issued until the violations are corrected.
(d) 
Renewal fees shall be 1/2 of the regular special use permit fee, if there is one.