Clackamas County STR regulations require that notice be clearly posted in the STR identifying and informing occupants of the county's noise control ordinance. A 24/7 responsible party must respond to complaints within two hours, giving neighbors a fast route to address noise issues.
Rather than set a separate STR decibel limit, the county requires STRs to alert guests to the existing county noise control ordinance. Notice shall be clearly posted in the STR that identifies and informs occupants of the county's noise control ordinance. The regulations pair this with a responsible-party requirement: a local contact must be available 24/7 and able to respond to complaints within two hours, with contact info posted visibly from the nearest public roadway. Neighbors can also report noise directly to the county, which enforces the underlying noise ordinance.
Failure to post the noise notice or to respond to complaints within the required time is a compliance issue; suspected noncompliance draws up to two written warnings.
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