Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Weber County, UT

STRs are allowed only in specific zones where permitted by the Land Use Code. Occupancy is limited to two people per bedroom plus four, with a 10-person maximum; a minimum stay of three consecutive days is required (except in the DRR-1 zone). Owners must appoint a Responsible Agent capable of responding in person within 60 minutes.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Weber County. 1. Submit an application including proof of ownership, site plan, floor plan, building permit/CO, and the application fee. 2. Pass an initial property inspection by fire and building officials to resolve any code deficiencies. 3. Appoint a Responsible Agent and sign an acknowledgement of operating standards; licenses must be renewed annually by December 1.

1. Submit an application including proof of ownership, site plan, floor plan, building permit/CO, and the application fee. 2. Pass an initial property inspection by fire and building officials to resolve any code deficiencies. 3. Appoint a Responsible Agent and sign an acknowledgement of operating standards; licenses must be renewed annually by December 1.