STR guests must comply with all Redwood City noise ordinances. A 24/7 complaint hotline exists for STR issues with a 1-hour response time commitment. Hosts are responsible for guest conduct.
Under the Redwood City STR ordinance, hosts are responsible for ensuring guests comply with all city ordinances, including noise regulations under Chapter 24. The city operates a 24/7 STR complaint hotline and commits to a 1-hour response. Quiet hours (10 PM–7 AM on weekdays, 11 PM–7 AM on weekends) apply to all STR guests. Failure to address noise complaints can result in permit suspension or revocation.
Noise violation at STR: $250 to $1,000. Multiple complaints: permit suspension/revocation. Host responsible for guest behavior.
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