No specific annual night cap for permitted STRs, but primary residence requirement limits rental activity.
Salt Lake City does not impose a numeric annual night cap on permitted short-term rentals, unlike some cities (Denver, San Francisco). However, the requirement that the STR be the operator's primary residence effectively caps how much of the year the unit can be rented while maintaining primary residence status (generally requires at least 183 days of operator occupancy).
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