Short-Term Rental Regulations
in North Powder, OR

Union County defines 'vacation occupancy' as a rental for vacation purposes not exceeding 45 days where the occupant has a principal residence elsewhere. Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are strictly prohibited from being used for vacation rentals. Operational requirements include providing at least two designated guest parking spaces and limiting on-site employees to no more than one person.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in North Powder. 1) Apply to Union County Planning/Community Development for a land-use review (home-occupation or conditional-use application); 2) Submit a site map showing at least two designated parking spaces for guests and evidence of compliance with employee limits; 3) Comply with Planning Commission findings, which may include recording covenants or signed agreements regarding ADU restrictions.

1) Apply to Union County Planning/Community Development for a land-use review (home-occupation or conditional-use application); 2) Submit a site map showing at least two designated parking spaces for guests and evidence of compliance with employee limits; 3) Comply with Planning Commission findings, which may include recording covenants or signed agreements regarding ADU restrictions.