No county-level noise rules specific to short-term rentals exist. General Texas state law disorderly conduct provisions apply. HOA deed restrictions in many Montgomery County subdivisions may impose guest behavior and noise requirements on property owners.
Montgomery County has no STR-specific noise ordinance. Guest behavior at short-term rentals in unincorporated areas is governed by Texas Penal Code §42.01 (disorderly conduct) and applicable HOA deed restrictions. Property owners bear responsibility for ensuring guests comply with any subdivision rules. Noise complaints are handled by the Sheriff's Office for criminal violations or, where applicable, by the HOA through civil enforcement.
Noise violation: $200 to $1,000. Multiple complaints: permit review/revocation. Host responsible for guest behavior.
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