Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Daggett County, UT

Short-term rentals are permitted only as a Conditional Use in specified zones (MU40, MU80, MU160, AG20, AG40, RR10). Occupancy is limited to 4 persons per room and must not exceed International Building Code limits; units must provide at least one off-street parking space per bedroom and pass annual safety/fire inspections.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Daggett County. 1) Submit a Conditional Use Permit application with proof of ownership, site/floor plans, insurance, and tax IDs to the Planning & Zoning office. 2) Pay the $200 application fee and pass both building safety and fire inspections. 3) Obtain a county business license and renew the permit annually (renewal due two months before expiration).

1) Submit a Conditional Use Permit application with proof of ownership, site/floor plans, insurance, and tax IDs to the Planning & Zoning office. 2) Pay the $200 application fee and pass both building safety and fire inspections. 3) Obtain a county business license and renew the permit annually (renewal due two months before expiration).