City Watch — Midway
Pending STR legislation and regulatory rating tracking for Midway.
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- nightly rentals permitted ONLY inside the mapped Transient Rental Overlay District (TROD); residential ground outside the overlay is excluded
- within the TROD, any zone except the Resort Zone and Commercial Zone requires a discretionary Conditional Use Permit (deniable)
- whole-unit-only rental (no partial/room rentals)
- must hold a Midway City business license AND employ a Midway-licensed property manager, both renewed annually
- overlay recently CONTRACTED (Ord. adopted Sept. 1, 2026) removing dozens of properties from STR eligibility
Based on: Midway City Municipal Code Ch. 7.06 (Transient Lodging Rentals) + Ch. 16.19 Transient Rental Overlay District; Ord.
“Rental property must be located in the Transient Rental Overlay District (TROD) of the City. Rental properties located in the TROD and in any zone except the Resort Zone and the Commercial Zone must obtain approval for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP).”— Midway City Municipal Code Ch. 7.06 (Transient Lodging Rentals) + Ch. 16.19 Transient Rental Overlay District; Ord.
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Last reviewed Sep 21, 2026 · Sources · Report an error
Pending legislation
Monitoring Midway · system last checked Sep 21, 2026
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