Lampton Street short-term rental revocation

Said she called 911 and 311 dozens of times over a year and a half of parties, a May shooting nearby, and no contact from the owner or management; urged the revocation stand.

Venture Property Management representative described responsive management, 14 noise contacts across 8,500 reservations, and support for a citywide contact-signage ordinance.

The next-door neighbor detailed illegal parking, constant turnover traffic, ring-camera footage of late-night vehicle convoys, and the May 9 party that brought 200 people and gunfire, urging the board to deny the appeal.

The across-the-street resident called the May 9 event 'an attack,' described hundreds of teenagers, five police cars, a 12-hour power outage, and zero communication from the owner or manager.

The appellant's attorney argued the owner, an Air Force veteran and UPS pilot, acted in good faith, didn't know about the party, fixed the occupancy listing, and deserves a lesser penalty than revocation.

The property manager described monthly inspections, noise monitoring, 24-hour response, and new rules — no local bookings, two-night minimums, and immediate checks when devices are disabled.

The owner said she was flying for work when notified of the party and immediately forwarded complaints to her management company for response.