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Logan

Moderate
UtahUpdated Apr 1, 2026
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Cross-referenced against 0 official sources — municipal codes, planning-department pages, and government registries.

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Summary

Plain-english overview

Logan requires a business license and a conditional use permit in residential zones, with strict density and proximity limits.

Restriction level

Severity 18
Classification
Moderate
18
Severity

Why this classification

  • Tenants cannot host
  • Permit required
  • Reporting required
  • No night cap
  • No primary residence requirement

In plain English

What this means for you

To run a short-term rental in Logan, you must obtain a business license and, if your property is in a residential zone, a Conditional Use Permit (CUP). The city restricts the number of rentals to 2 per 1,000 residents and generally requires a 750-foot buffer between rental properties.

At a glance

Key numbers
Permit requiredYes
Night limitNone
Primary residenceNot required
Total tax rate0.1%
Permit fee$75
Processing time2-4 weeks

4 things hosts often miss

Common compliance gaps
  1. 1750-foot proximity rule: Your property generally cannot be within 750 feet of another licensed STR in residential zones.
  2. 2Density Cap: Total STRs in residential zones are capped at 2 per 1,000 residents citywide.
  3. 3Parking Restriction: No on-street parking is permitted for STR guests; all parking must be provided on-site.
  4. 4ADU Prohibition: Accessory Dwelling Units cannot be used as short-term rentals.

Regulation details

Sourced from official code
Eligibility8 rules
  • Logan: ADU Prohibition: Accessory Dwelling Units cannot be used as short-term rentals.
  • Logan: 750-foot proximity rule: Your property generally cannot be within 750 feet of another licensed STR in residential zones.
  • Logan: You can have a co-host or property manager help manage your listing.
  • Logan allows STRs in the following property types: Single Family, Multi-Family, Condo, Townhouse.
Requirements11 rules
  • Logan STR warning: Density Cap: Total STRs in residential zones are capped at 2 per 1,000 residents citywide.
  • Logan requires STR registration. The permit is called "Short Term Rental (STR) Business License". Apply through Community Development - Division of Business Licensing. Processing time: 2-4 weeks. Renewal is required.
Application process8 rules
  • Logan STR permit - Step 2: Apply for Conditional Use Permit (CUP). If the property is in a residential zone, you must apply for and receive a CUP from the Planning Commission. Required documents: Site Plan, Parking Plan. Time: 4-8 weeks.
Fees & costs1 rule
  • Logan charges a registration fee of $75 (annual).
Taxes2 rules
  • Utah has a state sales tax of 0.071% that applies to STR rentals.
  • Logan charges a Municipal Transient Room Tax of 0.011%. This applies to stays under 30 days. Platforms like Airbnb collect and remit this tax. Note: Airbnb and VRBO remit most state and local taxes in Utah, but owners should verify local transient room tax compliance.
Limits & restrictions5 rules
  • Logan enforces quiet hours: 10pm-7am.
  • Logan limits stays to a maximum of 29 nights.
  • Logan limits STRs to a maximum of 12 guests. Formula: 2 occupants per bedroom plus 2 additional occupants
  • Logan: Density Cap: Total STRs in residential zones are capped at 2 per 1,000 residents citywide.
Safety requirements1 rule
  • Logan requires the following safety measures for STRs: smoke detectors, CO detectors, fire extinguisher, fire inspection, posted maximum occupancy, posted emergency contact, Egress window compliance for basement bedrooms, Building Official inspection, Local contact available within 1 hour.
Penalties2 rules
  • Logan enforces the following penalties for STR violations: First offense: Varies by code enforcement action. Second offense: Potential license suspension. Third offense: Revocation of business license and Conditional Use Permit. Permit may be revoked for violations.
  • Logan: Repeated violations can result in permanent permit revocation. You would lose the ability to operate any STR.
Exemptions3 rules
  • Logan exempts the following from STR regulations: long-term rentals (30+ days), extended stays, Hotels, Motels, Bed and Breakfasts, Owner-occupied STRs may be exempt from the 750-foot buffer rule.
  • Logan: Rentals of 30+ days are generally NOT considered short-term rentals and may be exempt from STR regulations (but may have other requirements).

How to get permitted

Step-by-step guide for Logan

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steps completed
Step 1

Verify Zoning and Density Eligibility

Consult the Logan Planning Division to ensure the property is in an allowed zone and meets the 750-foot distance requirement from other licensed STRs.

1 weekFree
Official resource
Step 2

Apply for Conditional Use Permit (CUP)

If the property is in a residential zone, you must apply for and receive a CUP from the Planning Commission.

4-8 weeksFree
Documents needed
  • Site Plan
  • Parking Plan
Official resource
Step 3

Submit Business License Application

Apply for a Logan City STR Business License through the Division of Business Licensing.

2 weeks$75
Documents needed
  • Application Form
  • Proof of Ownership
  • Tax ID
Official resource
Step 4

Pass Fire and Building Inspections

Schedule and pass mandatory safety inspections by the Logan City Fire Marshal and Building Official.

1-2 weeksFree
Official resource

Frequently asked questions

4 answered

Disclaimer

Regulatory information is AI-researched from public city/county codes 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.

Researched & verified by Learn STR at GoStudioM

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