I would also need customer care and service, project management, and a few other components.A lot of these needs are typically organized in departments.

Not to get to technical, but I used to be a mechanical engineer selling energy and network projects to big companies, now I run our construction department and install lots of HVAC, and can promise you heat pumps and electric baseboard are light years apart in monthly spend unless you live in Alaska or something.

Link: https://www.englewoodco.gov/government/city-departments/community-development/short-term-rentalsBut you're absolutely correct that it's becoming more and more difficult for the non-owner occupied strategy to work around the metro area as more cities add regulation.

Your local water/sewer department should be able to get you that info.

I recently completed a project where I'm getting historic tax credits from both the IRS and the state's department of revenue.

BTW, I've been consulting with the Hawaii Department of Education for over 12 years so I know your world. 

If they are below the required temperature one of the things they can do is say they will report to the health department.

He then sent me to their commercial loan department.

Now as Shepherd finished the construction and waiting for final occupancy next Tuesday from the health department which I pray to God finally happens.

If you have any specific questions after doing that, call the Planning and Zoning department.