Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Utah County, UT

STRs are generally restricted to primary residences where the owner lives for the majority of the year. Requirements include a designated 24/7 point of contact capable of responding within one hour, off-street parking (often one spot per bedroom), and proximity restrictions (e.g., not within 600 feet of schools in Lehi).

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Utah County. 1. Submit an online application for a Short-Term Rental License (classified as a commercial business license) and pay the required fee ($50-$125 depending on city). 2. Provide proof of primary residency, such as tax returns and government-issued ID. 3. Designate a local point of contact and ensure compliance with parking and zoning standards before final approval.

1. Submit an online application for a Short-Term Rental License (classified as a commercial business license) and pay the required fee ($50-$125 depending on city). 2. Provide proof of primary residency, such as tax returns and government-issued ID. 3. Designate a local point of contact and ensure compliance with parking and zoning standards before final approval.