Council adopted a perfected Amendment 1 that bars visitors beyond a unit's permitted occupancy between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. and tightened the definition of "visitor" to avoid enforcement ambiguity; staff said occupancy limits will be set from each unit's registration.

Commissioners and staff examined how the county's noise ordinance is enforced, the legal meaning of 'continuous sound,' and competing occupancy standards (150 vs. 200 sq ft per person) tied to fire and building codes; commissioners suggested time restrictions and noise monitors while legal staff will research boundaries of local authority.

Staff proposed reclassifying 'bed-and-breakfast' into STR1 (up to 5 guest rooms) and STR2 (6–10 guest rooms), adding occupancy limits and owner-occupancy requirements; council raised numerous operational concerns and asked staff to return with clarifications, effectively deferring final action.

Planning board member critiques current classification of residential structures in Boulder.

Boulder considers speed dating for co-buying and taxing empty bedrooms to boost housing.

Council discusses occupancy regulations and safety concerns affecting bedroom valuations.

Council limits West Avenue short-term rental occupancy to six based on parking availability.