Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Port Orford, OR

STRs require an annual license and are subject to a 300-foot density limit in residential zones 1-R and 2-R. Operators must comply with safety checklists, provide weekly trash service, post maximum occupancy and emergency info (including tsunami maps), and remain current on transient lodging taxes.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Port Orford. 1) Submit a completed application packet including a site/floor plan, safety checklist, proof of liability insurance, and transient lodging tax registration. 2) Pay the required fees ($480 initial, plus $75 per bedroom). 3) Pass a potential site visit/inspection by the City Administrator. Licenses must be renewed annually for $360.

1) Submit a completed application packet including a site/floor plan, safety checklist, proof of liability insurance, and transient lodging tax registration. 2) Pay the required fees ($480 initial, plus $75 per bedroom). 3) Pass a potential site visit/inspection by the City Administrator. Licenses must be renewed annually for $360.