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Night Caps: Fillmore vs Oxnard

How do night caps rules compare between Fillmore, CA and Oxnard, CA?

Fillmore has fewer restrictions than Oxnard.

Fillmore, CA

Ventura County

Some Restrictions

Ventura County's Temporary Rental Unit ordinance does not impose a fixed annual cap on the number of nights a property may be rented. Instead it controls use through permitting, per-stay occupancy limits, the one-group-at-a-time rule, and the under-30-day definition of a short-term stay.

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Oxnard, CA

Ventura County

Heavy Restrictions

Oxnard caps non-owner-occupied vacation rentals at 100 rented nights per calendar year. Owner-occupied homeshares are not capped. A citywide 5 percent neighborhood permit cap and 200-foot separation between vacation-rental units also apply, with quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactFillmoreOxnard
Annual night capNone specified in the TRU ordinance-
Stay duration limitUnder 30 consecutive days to qualify as STR-
Groups at a timeOne group; one agreement per date-
Owner limitOne TRU per owner-
Geographic limitOjai Valley overlay restricts whole-home STRs-
Code sectionSection 8109-4.6-
Vacation Rental Cap-100 nights per calendar year
Homeshare Cap-None (owner must reside on-site)
Quiet Hours-10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Neighborhood Cap-5% of units per General Plan neighborhood
Separation->= 200 feet between vacation rentals
Permit Required-Yes - STR permit + business tax cert
TOT Required-Yes (City Transient Occupancy Tax)
Local Contact-24-hour responsible person required
Coastal Zone-Additional CCC-approved rules apply
Confirm-Code Compliance (805) 385-7950

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Fillmore FAQ

Is there a limit on how many nights I can rent my Ventura County property?

The County's Temporary Rental Unit ordinance (Section 8109-4.6) does not set a fixed annual night cap. It instead controls rentals through permitting, per-stay occupancy limits, the requirement that each stay be under 30 consecutive days, and a one-rental-group-at-a-time rule.

Does any rule limit short-term stays to under a month?

Yes. A short-term rental or homeshare is defined as a rental of fewer than 30 consecutive days. Stays of 30 days or more are not treated as transient rentals and fall outside the TRU and transient occupancy tax framework.

Oxnard FAQ

How many nights can I rent my Oxnard home as a vacation rental?

If you do not live on the property, no more than 100 nights per calendar year. Owner-occupied homeshares have no annual night cap.

Do I need a permit even if I only rent occasionally?

Yes. Any rental of less than 30 consecutive days requires an Oxnard STR permit plus a business tax certificate and TOT registration before the first booking.

Why was my STR application denied even though I qualify?

Oxnard caps Vacation Rental permits at roughly 5 percent of units per General Plan neighborhood and requires 200 feet between units. Once a neighborhood is full, new permits are waitlisted.

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