Salt Lake City

Unincorporated Summit County requires all short-term rental operators to obtain an annual business license and undergo a safety self-certification. The regulations distinguish between the Snyderville Basin and Eastern Summit County planning districts, each with specific zoning constraints.

Short-term rentals in St. George are strictly regulated and only permitted in specific zones or developments where STR use was explicitly approved during the platting process. Operating an STR in a standard residential zone (like R-1) is generally prohibited, and the city actively enforces these restrictions with fines starting at $750.

Short-term rentals (STRs) in Hurricane are heavily restricted with a 300-foot separation requirement and a citywide cap of three licenses per 1,000 residents in single-family zones.

Park City requires all short-term rental operators to obtain an annual business license and undergo a mandatory fire safety inspection. Stays are defined as short-term if they are 30 days or less, and properties must be located within specific zoning districts that permit transient lodging.