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Short-term rental rules in Park City, UT
How Park City regulates short-term rentals: the rules that apply, their sources, and pending changes.
Rules here limit which homes may operate as short-term rentals, how many, where, or for how many nights a year.
- Adopted subdivision-level nightly-rental prohibitions — supply device
- District-specific nightly-rental cap: western HRL, 12 units
- Conditional-use gates: HRL Lower Rossi Hill and lockout units
- Business license plus transient room tax — process layer
Based on: Park City Land Management Code (LMC) Title 15 — Nightly Rental permitted-use tables per Zoning District. Ordinance
Summary of the rule
LMC §15-2.13-2 (RD District) use table, as amended by Ordinance 2023-16, states via footnote: 'Nightly Rentals [and Dwelling Unit, Fractional Use] are not permitted in the April Mountain, Mellow Mountain Estates Subdivisions, Meadows Estates Subdivision Phases #1A and #1B, Fairway Meadows Subdivision, Hidden Oaks at Deer Valley Phases 2 and 3, Chatham Crossing Subdivision, and West Ridge and West Ridge Phase 2 Subdivision.' These are ADOPTED, in-force subdivision-level nightly-rental prohibitions — a supply-limiting device.
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