Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Gleneden Beach, OR

STRs are subject to regional license limits (caps) and operational standards; occupancy is strictly limited by septic system capacity, requiring a DEQ-authorized Existing System Evaluation Report (ESER) to determine the number of allowed bedrooms.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Gleneden Beach. 1) Submit a license application and fee ($900 new/$650 renewal) via the MUNIRevs portal or to the Sheriff's Office. 2) Provide a DEQ-authorized Existing System Evaluation Report (ESER) conducted within the last three years to verify septic capacity. 3) Register with the County Treasurer to collect and pay Transient Lodging Tax.

1) Submit a license application and fee ($900 new/$650 renewal) via the MUNIRevs portal or to the Sheriff's Office. 2) Provide a DEQ-authorized Existing System Evaluation Report (ESER) conducted within the last three years to verify septic capacity. 3) Register with the County Treasurer to collect and pay Transient Lodging Tax.