STR guests in unincorporated Bernalillo County must comply with the county noise ordinance (Chapter 30, Art. IV). Good Neighbor Agreement posted in each unit informs guests of noise rules. Gathering limits apply: max 2x overnight occupancy or 20 persons.
Short-term rental guests in Bernalillo County must observe the general noise ordinance. Many New Mexico cities impose enhanced quiet hours for STR properties, especially in tourist-heavy areas like Santa Fe and Taos. No parties or events exceeding occupancy limits. Host or local contact must respond to complaints promptly. Multiple verified complaints may trigger permit review or revocation.
Noise violation: $200 to $1,000. Multiple complaints: permit review/revocation. Host responsible for guest behavior.
Bernalillo County, NM
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