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My guess would be that the number of people violates zoning regs: no more than X unrelated persons cohabitating a residence. At some point you get reclassified
by quesera 11y ago
My guess would be that the number of people violates zoning regs: no more than X unrelated persons cohabitating a residence. At some point you get reclassified as a tenement house or a hotel.
Enforcement varies, but I'll bet Woodside wants nothing to do with this sort of thing and gave the landlord little choice.
Which raises the question: how is Los Altos different? Is the new place small enough that the number of residents meets LA zoning? Maybe this why no new address has been posted...