Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Drummond, WI

Occupancy is limited by POWTS design capacity or ATCP 72 standards; a maximum of four STR units are allowed per lot. Operators must prohibit fireworks and excessive noise (3 validated complaints in 12 months is a nuisance), and properties must comply with all county zoning, sanitary, and shoreland regulations.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Drummond. 1) Apply for a Tourist Rooming House license through the Bayfield County Health Department, which requires a pre-inspection. 2) Submit the Short-Term Rental permit application to Planning & Zoning with required documents (site plan, floor plans, POWTS capacity proof, and state tax registration). 3) Pay applicable fees ($500+ for P&Z; ~$575 for Health) and renew the Health license annually by June 30.

1) Apply for a Tourist Rooming House license through the Bayfield County Health Department, which requires a pre-inspection. 2) Submit the Short-Term Rental permit application to Planning & Zoning with required documents (site plan, floor plans, POWTS capacity proof, and state tax registration). 3) Pay applicable fees ($500+ for P&Z; ~$575 for Health) and renew the Health license annually by June 30.