Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Potter County, TX

Short-term lodging is governed by Amarillo’s zoning schedule; uses like 'Bed and Breakfast Inn' may require a Specific Use Permit (SUP) involving a public hearing and site plan. Operators must register with the Finance Department, file monthly Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) returns, and complete an annual HOT registration.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Potter County. 1) Verify property zoning in the Amarillo Zoning/Use Schedule; if the use is marked 'S', apply for a Specific Use Permit and submit a Comprehensive Site Plan. 2) Attend the required public hearing for permit approval. 3) Register for Hotel Occupancy Tax with the Finance Department and maintain monthly filings.

1) Verify property zoning in the Amarillo Zoning/Use Schedule; if the use is marked 'S', apply for a Specific Use Permit and submit a Comprehensive Site Plan. 2) Attend the required public hearing for permit approval. 3) Register for Hotel Occupancy Tax with the Finance Department and maintain monthly filings.