Sacramento County STR occupancy is typically limited to 2 persons per bedroom plus 2 additional, per Zoning Code 3.10 and housing code standards.
Short-term rental occupancy in unincorporated Sacramento County is governed by STR Zoning Code Chapter 3.10 and building/housing code standards. Typical occupancy limit is 2 persons per bedroom plus 2 additional occupants. Septic system capacity may further limit occupancy in unsewered areas of the county. Large gatherings and events beyond permitted occupancy are prohibited. Operators must post maximum occupancy in the rental and include it in listings. Violations can contribute to permit revocation.
Exceeding occupancy: 500 dollars per violation. Hosting unpermitted events: escalating fines and permit revocation.
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