Miramar, FL Short-Term Rentals: Noise Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Compliance duty
- Guests must follow city noise rules
- In-unit notice
- Noise ordinance notice must be posted
- Notice source
- References Code of Ordinances Chapter 10
- Fee incentive
- Registration fee waived with noise monitor
- Annual registration
- Due with police dept by Sept 30
Summary
Miramar requires every short-term rental to follow the city's noise ordinance and to post a written notice about it inside the unit. Owners who install a permanent noise-monitoring device get their annual registration fee waived under the Land Development Code's vacation rental rules.
Rentals/renters/guests must be in compliance with all city parking, noise and property maintenance regulations; ... A statement advising the occupant of the City's noise ordinance provided for in Chapter 10 of the Code of Ordinances; ... Noise monitoring by owner. In order to avoid noise disturbances in the neighborhood, owners are encouraged to use a noise sensing device to monitor noise levels. Registration fees shall be waived for all vacation rentals with a permanent noise monitoring device;
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 104 | Land Development Code: Supplement 46).
Full Breakdown
2 states that rentals, renters, and guests must be in compliance with all city parking, noise, and property maintenance regulations. To make sure guests know the rule, operators must give the rental lessee a summary of the section's requirements and post, conspicuously inside the unit, a statement advising the occupant of the city's noise ordinance found in Chapter 10 of the Code of Ordinances, alongside the parking sketch, trash pickup schedule, nearest hospital location, the police department's non-emergency number, and a building evacuation map by each bedroom door.
The section separately addresses proactive monitoring: to avoid noise disturbances in the neighborhood, owners are encouraged to use a noise-sensing device, and the city waives the annual vacation rental registration fee for any unit equipped with a permanent noise monitoring device. All vacation rentals must register annually with the Miramar Police Department by September 30, and that registration record is what code compliance and police check when a noise complaint is lodged against a short-term rental address.
Violations & Fines
Noncompliance with the noise-related duties of Section 405.11.2, whether an actual disturbance or a missing in-unit noise-ordinance notice, is a violation of the section, enforced through the police department's Code Compliance Division. Each day a violation exists is a separate offense, fines are not reducible by the Special Magistrate, and repeat violations feed into the section's escalating suspension schedule for the property's vacation rental zoning certificate of use.
Frequently Asked Questions
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