Lauderhill, FL Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)

Section 3.1.17.D of the Lauderhill Land Development Regulations requires every short-term vacation rental to complete an annual registration packet before October 1, and subsection D.5.b requires the owner to acknowledge in writing that it shall be unlawful to allow or make any noise or sound that exceeds the limits set forth in Section 14-22 of the Code. Separately, Section 3.1.17.F.4 requires the rental to post, in a visually unobstructed area inside each unit, notice that transient occupants must comply with the city's Code of Ordinances governing noise, nuisances, and litter, along with the responsible party's name and phone number and the location of the nearest hospital.

The registration acknowledgment and the interior posting work together: the owner promises up front to keep the property under the Section 14-22 noise ceiling, and guests staying at the property are told the same thing in writing once they arrive. The designated responsible party named in the registration must be reachable twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and able to respond to noise or nuisance complaints from neighbors, city staff, or law enforcement, or arrive at the property within two hours of notification if a phone call will not resolve the complaint.