Salt Lake County, UT Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)

The access to the short-term rental unit and the layout of the short-term rental shall be designed so that noise and physical trespass from the short-term rental unit is not likely to be a substantial intrusion on adjoining properties. If the short-term rental unit is a single family home, duplex, condominium or other dwelling place and shares an access, hallway, common wall, or driveway with another dwelling, written consent of the owner of the other dwelling is required.C.Responsible Party.1.The licensee must designate a responsible party who is an individual or property management company residing or maintaining an office in Salt Lake County.2.The responsible party is personally liable for failure to properly manage the short-term rental.3.The responsible party must be available by telephone, or otherwise, twenty-four hours per day and must be able to respond to inquiries within twenty minutes of receipt of an inquiry.D.The licensee must have a sales tax collection and sales tax accounting number for the rental operation and the sales tax number must be included on the short-term rental application. All applicable taxes, charges and fees, including the transient room tax, must be paid in full during the period of licensure. (Ord. No. 1796, § II, 5-24-2016)