Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Bloomfield, NY

Village zoning treats short-term lodging as land-use categories ('tourist homes/bed-and-breakfast' and 'hotel or motel') that may be allowed only in specified zoning districts subject to Planning Board special-use approval and site-plan review; Limited Development Overlay (LDO) and Historic District (HDO) permits may also apply. No village-published rules were found that set primary-residence requirements, occupancy caps, minimum-night stays, host-presence rules, or platform registration for typical STR hosts.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Bloomfield. 1) Confirm the property’s zoning and whether 'tourist home/bed-and-breakfast' or 'hotel/motel' uses are permitted in that district. 2) Submit a special-use permit application and required site plan materials to the Village Planning Board and/or apply to the Code Enforcement Officer for Limited Development Overlay (LDO) or Historic District (HDO) permits. 3) Pay applicable application/permit fees set by the Village Board and, if applicable, register with the Ontario County Treasurer for room occupancy tax.

1) Confirm the property’s zoning and whether 'tourist home/bed-and-breakfast' or 'hotel/motel' uses are permitted in that district. 2) Submit a special-use permit application and required site plan materials to the Village Planning Board and/or apply to the Code Enforcement Officer for Limited Development Overlay (LDO) or Historic District (HDO) permits. 3) Pay applicable application/permit fees set by the Village Board and, if applicable, register with the Ontario County Treasurer for room occupancy tax.