Parking Rules: Concord vs Richmond

Concord requires short-term rentals to provide adequate on-site parking meeting the underlying residential zone's standards - typically two off-street spaces for a single-family dwelling. Hosts should list the exact number of usable on-site spaces and discourage or prohibit overflow on-street parking, especially overnight, to avoid neighbor complaints and permit violations. The California Vehicle Code 72-hour rule applies to street-parked guest vehicles.

Short-term rentals in Richmond must provide the same off-street parking required for the underlying residential use, typically one to two spaces per dwelling unit. Hosts are expected to communicate parking arrangements to guests, and on-street overflow is subject to California Vehicle Code rules including the statewide 72-hour parking limit.