Short-Term Rental Regulations
in San Juan County, UT

Short-term rentals are defined as occupancy for fewer than 30 consecutive days. They are strictly prohibited in the Spanish Valley Residential (SVR) District, including all variations like B&Bs and commercial condos. In permitted zones, rentals require a mandatory inspection and an Overnight Accommodations Permit.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in San Juan County. 1. Apply for a San Juan County Business License via the county's online iWorq portal. 2. Apply for an Overnight Accommodations Permit ($500 fee) and schedule a mandatory Short-Term Rental Inspection ($150 fee + mileage) through the Planning & Building Department. 3. Ensure the property is not located in the prohibited SVR District and obtain a valid Utah State Tax number for tax remittance.

1. Apply for a San Juan County Business License via the county's online iWorq portal. 2. Apply for an Overnight Accommodations Permit ($500 fee) and schedule a mandatory Short-Term Rental Inspection ($150 fee + mileage) through the Planning & Building Department. 3. Ensure the property is not located in the prohibited SVR District and obtain a valid Utah State Tax number for tax remittance.