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The Town of York, Maine, requires all short-term rentals (stays under 30 days) to be licensed annually under Article 12. Hosts must pay a $200 annual fee, provide proof of $500,000 liability insurance, and adhere to strict occupancy limits based on bedroom count.
Score: 18 (restrictive)
To host an Airbnb in York, you must get a permit from the Town every year. You'll need to pay a $200 fee and prove you have at least $500,000 in insurance coverage. You also need to show that your septic system (if you have one) can handle the number of guests you want to host. Guests are limited to 2 per bedroom plus 2 extra, and you must post your emergency contact info and house rules inside the home. Stays of 30 days or more do not need this permit.
Permit Required
Yes
Night Limit
None
Primary Residence
Not Required
Total Tax Rate
0.1%
Permit Fee
$200
Processing Time
2-4 weeks
Disclaimer
Regulatory information is AI-researched for educational purposes. Details may be outdated or incomplete. Always verify requirements directly with your city/county planning department before operating a short-term rental.
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