Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Brian Head, UT

Short-term rentals (less than 30 days) require a business license and a mandatory fire inspection before issuance and biennially thereafter. Occupancy is limited to 1 person per 200 square feet, and properties must be connected to the town water system (no water hauling allowed). Owners must post a Good Neighbor Policy and on-site parking map, and remit an Enhanced Service Fee of 1.5% of gross taxable sales quarterly.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Brian Head. 1. Submit a completed Nightly Rental Business License Application and Owner Affidavit along with proof of insurance and a Brian Head-specific sales tax ID. 2. Pay the required fees ($151 application fee plus annual disproportionate cost fees: $536 for cabins or $197 for condos). 3. Pass a mandatory fire inspection ($30 fee) scheduled by the town after the application is submitted. Licenses expire September 30 and must be renewed annually starting October 1.

1. Submit a completed Nightly Rental Business License Application and Owner Affidavit along with proof of insurance and a Brian Head-specific sales tax ID. 2. Pay the required fees ($151 application fee plus annual disproportionate cost fees: $536 for cabins or $197 for condos). 3. Pass a mandatory fire inspection ($30 fee) scheduled by the town after the application is submitted. Licenses expire September 30 and must be renewed annually starting October 1.