Sandy does not impose a specific annual night cap on short-term rentals, but the 30-day threshold defines what counts as short-term versus long-term rental.
Unlike cities such as San Francisco or Portland, Sandy has not adopted a specific annual cap on the number of nights a short-term rental can be booked. Instead, Sandy regulates STRs through zoning and licensing, with the primary distinction being the 30-day rule: stays under 30 days are short-term and subject to lodging tax and STR licensing, while stays of 30+ days are treated as long-term tenancies under Utah landlord-tenant law. Operators must ensure their zone permits STR use regardless of nights booked.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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Construction noise in Sandy is generally limited to 7 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and Saturdays. Sunday and holiday construction typically requires special permis...
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Commercial and industrial noise in Sandy must not disturb adjacent residential zones. Loading docks, HVAC, and trash pickup near homes are restricted during ...
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Sandy City quiet hours run 10 PM to 7 AM under Title 9 of the Sandy Municipal Code. Unreasonable noise audible at property lines during these hours is a clas...
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Sandy has no leaf blower specific ban. Use is restricted to general construction and yard maintenance hours (7 AM to 9 PM weekdays).
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Amplified music audible beyond 50 feet or at property lines after 10 PM violates Sandy noise rules. Outdoor events at venues may require a special event permit.
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RVs, boats, and trailers may be stored on private residential property in side or rear yards, but street parking is limited to 72 hours and front yard storag...
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