Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Summit County, UT

Short-term rentals (nightly rentals) are allowed only in specific zoning or land use areas. Operators must designate a 24/7 managing agent, comply with management standards (snow removal, trash collection, no on-street parking obstructions), and maintain a valid sales tax collection and accounting number.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Summit County. 1. Verify the property is in a zone allowing nightly rentals and obtain a State Sales Tax ID. 2. Submit the Nightly Rental application and pay the $350 fee (for unincorporated county). 3. Schedule and pass a safety inspection (e.g., with Park City Fire Department or Building Department depending on location).

1. Verify the property is in a zone allowing nightly rentals and obtain a State Sales Tax ID. 2. Submit the Nightly Rental application and pay the $350 fee (for unincorporated county). 3. Schedule and pass a safety inspection (e.g., with Park City Fire Department or Building Department depending on location).