Hemet, CA Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)

" Section 18-709(9)e requires that same curfew to be spelled out in the written notice every owner must post inside the unit, along with the local contact person's name and 24-hour phone number, the on-site parking count, and the trash pickup schedule. Beyond the overnight curfew, Section 18-709(5) requires owners to use best efforts to ensure guests "do not create unreasonable noise or disturbances" or "engage in disorderly conduct" at any hour, and Section 18-709(6) obligates the owner to act promptly to stop a repeat problem once notified of one.

, either outside the unit or audible from the property line, regardless of what the owner's paperwork says. A short-term rental also cannot be used to host large commercial or noncommercial gatherings under Section 18-709(15), which covers the loud-party scenario directly by barring the underlying use, not just its noise. Noise complaints feed the same enforcement ladder as every other permit condition: an administrative citation under Section 18-713 and Chapter 1, Article II, and repeated violations, two within 12 months for a suspension or three for revocation, count under Section 18-714 whether the citation was issued to the owner or to a guest staying at the unit.