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(4) Each establishment shall have exits clearly marked. (5) Each establishment shall have adequate exits (number, location and size) for the maximum number of guests which can be housed pursuant to this chapter. (6) Each guest room shall have a functioning smoke detector that complies with the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code requirements. (7) Each establishment shall have functioning carbon monoxide detectors as required by code. (8) Each guest room shall have written information clearly posted, showing the location of all means of exiting the building in the event of an emergency. (9) Each traditional dwelling unit and Non-traditional Dwelling Units at the discretion of the Code Enforcement Officer shall have a minimum of one (1) fire extinguisher (2A10BC rated) on each floor with sleeping quarters and may, in the discretion of the Code Enforcement Officer, be required to have additional such fire extinguishers available. All fire extinguishers must be inspected once a year. (10) The required fee for the inspection shall be paid each year to the office of the Code Enforcement Officer. (11) The maximum number of occupants allowed to stay in a short-term rental unit shall be determined by the Code Enforcement Officer, based on the size, design, and configuration of the unit, as well as the availability of sanitary facilities and means of egress. The Code Enforcement Officer shall establish an occupancy limit that ensures safe and reasonable living conditions for all guests. No short- term rental may exceed the occupancy limit set by the Code Enforcement Officer. (12) Any Non-traditional Dwelling Unit offered as a short-term rental shall clearly disclose the type and availability of sanitary facilities, including toilets, sinks, showers, or other bathing provisions. The disclosure shall also explain the procedure for use and maintenance of these facilities during a guest’s stay (e.g., connection to a sewer or septic system, on-site composting toilets, shared facilities, or required waste disposal practices). This information must be included in all advertisements, listings, and booking platforms to ensure guests have a clear understanding of the sanitary arrangements before booking.