y modify, discontinue or revoke any Home-Sharing registration based upon an order to show cause, pursuant to Sec. 13B.6.2. (Nuisance Abatement/Revocation) of Chapter 1A of this Code, why any proposed modifications, discontinuances or revocations of any Home-Sharing registration should not be issued. The Director shall provide notice to the Host and/or recorded owner and lessee(s) of the Host’s Primary Residence to appear at a public hearing at a time and place fixed by the Director to respond to the Director’s order to show cause. (d) Prohibitions. (1) No Person shall offer, advertise, book, facilitate or engage in Home Sharing or Short-Term Rental activity in a manner that does not comply with this subdivision. (2) A Host may not participate in Home-Sharing unless all advertisements clearly list the City-issued Home Sharing registration number or pending registration status number. (3) No Host shall engage in Home- Sharing for more than 120 days in any calendar year unless the City has issued the Host an Extended Home-Sharing registration pursuant to Paragraph (h). (4) Accessory Dwelling Units for which a complete building permit application was submitted on or after January 1, 2017, to the Department of Building and Safety pursuant to Section 12.26 A.3. may not be used for Home- Sharing, unless an applicant demonstrates the Accessory Dwelling Unit is the applicant’s Primary Residence. (5) No Host shall offer, advertise, or engage in Home-Sharing in a non- Residential Building, including but not limited to, a vehicle parked on the property, a storage shed, trailer or any temporary structure, including, but not limited to, a tent. (6) If a Host lists a Primary Residence on multiple listings on multiple Hosting Platforms, only one listing may be booked at any given time. (7) A Host may not rent all or a portion of the Host’s Primary Residence for the purposes of Home-Sharing to more than one group of guests or under more than one booking, at any given time. (8) Home Sharing is not permitted in buildings that have been converted from units subject to Chapter 15 of the Los Angeles Municipal Code (“Rent Stabilization Ordinance”) to single family homes until five years after the date of conversion.