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Short-term rental rules in Logan, OH
How Logan regulates short-term rentals: the rules that apply, their sources, and pending changes.
Short-term rentals here operate under a registration or permit system with ongoing operating rules.
- STR license required citywide, Service Director-issued ($50 application, $500 annual)
- 60-license cap in R-2/R-2-B residential districts (whole-home still permitted uncapped in B-1)
- 500-foot separation between STRs in residential districts
- Off-street parking required, one space per bedroom
Based on: Logan Codified Ordinances § 157.163 (Short Term Rentals), Ord. 54-2023, adopted 2023-10-24
Summary of the rule
Property owner must apply for and obtain a short-term rental license from the City of Logan Service Director; $50 application fee and $500 annual license fee. STR income must be reported annually to the City Income Tax Department.
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