Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Pewaukee, WI

Short-term rentals are defined as residential dwellings rented for 6 to 28 consecutive days, not exceeding 180 days in a 365-day period. Requirements include compliance with state ATCP 72 occupancy limits, providing one off-street parking space per four occupants, maintaining a guest register, and limiting signage to one square foot.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Pewaukee. 1) Submit the City Short-Term Rental application to the City Clerk with required documents, including state and county licenses, proof of insurance, and a scaled parking diagram. 2) Pay the required fees (approximately $160 total) and undergo mandatory inspections by Fire, Building, and Electrical inspectors. 3) Upon approval, the City Clerk issues a one-year license (July 1–June 30) which must be displayed at the property.

1) Submit the City Short-Term Rental application to the City Clerk with required documents, including state and county licenses, proof of insurance, and a scaled parking diagram. 2) Pay the required fees (approximately $160 total) and undergo mandatory inspections by Fire, Building, and Electrical inspectors. 3) Upon approval, the City Clerk issues a one-year license (July 1–June 30) which must be displayed at the property.