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Ashwaubenon, WI Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified May 2026

Key Facts

Requirements
Sec. 6-13-27(A)(3) requires 1 onsite off-street parking space per 4 occupants at
Requirements
Sec. 6-13-24(B)(6) requires the application to include a site plan showing onsite
Sec. 6-13-27(A)(2)
Sec. 6-13-27(A)(2) caps occupancy at 150 sq ft for the first occupant
Two-person maximum
Two-person maximum on any premises without a separate enclosed bedroom (Sec. 6-13-27(A)(2))
Hours/Times
Sec. 6-13-22(C)(8) bans RVs, campers, and tents as additional on-site guest lodging
Sec. 6-13-22(C)(4)
Sec. 6-13-22(C)(4) prohibits vehicular traffic greater than normal for the neighborhood
Authority: Wis.
Authority: Wis. Stat. Sec. 66.1014 and Sec. 61.35; annual inspection under Sec.

Summary

Sec. 6-13-27(A)(3) of the Ashwaubenon Municipal Code sets the off-street parking standard for short-term rentals: 'Not less than one (1) onsite off-street parking spaces for every four (4) occupants based upon maximum occupancy.' Sec. 6-13-24(B)(6) requires every STR license application to include a 'Site plan including available onsite parking,' and Sec. 6-13-22(C)(4) provides that 'No vehicular traffic shall be generated that is greater than normally expected in the residential neighborhood.' Sec. 6-13-22(C)(8) prohibits any 'recreational vehicles (RVs), camper, tent, or other temporary lodging arrangement' on site as additional accommodations for paying guests. Maximum occupancy is set under Sec. 6-13-27(A)(2) at 150 sq ft of habitable floor space for the first occupant plus 100 sq ft for each additional occupant, which drives the required parking count.

6-13-27 Standards for Short-term Rentals. ... (3) Not less than one (1) onsite off-street parking spaces for every four (4) occupants based upon maximum occupancy; (4) A safe, unobstructed means of egress from the short-term rental leading to safe, open space at ground level. [Application requirements at 6-13-24:] (6) Site plan including available onsite parking. [And 6-13-22(C)(8):] No recreational vehicles (RVs), camper, tent, or other temporary lodging arrangement shall be permitted on site as a means of providing additional accommodations for paying guests or other invitees.

Source: Ashwaubenon Code Chapter 6 Article 13 (Licensing of Short-Term Rentals)View official code

Full Breakdown

Article 13 of Chapter 6 was adopted under Wis. Stat. Sec. 1014 and Sec. 35. Sec. 6-13-22 sets the operating standards. Sec. 6-13-22(C)(4) provides 'No vehicular traffic shall be generated that is greater than normally expected in the residential neighborhood,' and Sec. ' Sec. 6-13-24(B) lists application requirements; Sec. 6-13-24(B)(5) requires a 'Floor plan and requested maximum occupancy,' and Sec. ' Sec. 6-13-27(A) sets the minimum standards each STR must meet, including Sec. 6-13-27(A)(2): 'Not less one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor space for the first occupant thereof and at least an additional one hundred (100) square feet of floor space for every additional occupant thereof,' calculated on total habitable room area excluding kitchens, bathrooms, closets, garages, and rooms not meeting the Uniform Dwelling Code, with a maximum of two people for any premises without a separate enclosed bedroom.

Sec. ' Compliance is verified at the annual general building inspection required by Sec. 6-13-22(C)(12) before issuance or renewal. Sec. 6-13-30(B)(3) ties parking-related complaints into the Chronic Nuisance Premises framework of Sec. 11-1-26: three or more enforcement actions in a 12-month period are grounds for license revocation. The Village does not by ordinance restrict where renters may park on the public street, but Sec. 6-13-22(C)(4) gives the Village authority to act against vehicular traffic 'greater than normally expected,' and on-street parking must comply with general Village traffic rules. Brown County is the room-tax authority under Sec. 6-13-22(C)(10).

Violations & Fines

Operating an STR with fewer than the off-street parking spaces required by Sec. 6-13-27(A)(3) at the licensed maximum occupancy, or with on-site RVs, campers, or tents serving as additional guest lodging in violation of Sec. 6-13-22(C)(8), is a violation of Article 13. Sec. 6-13-31 imposes penalties under Sec. 1-1-13 and the Village Municipal Court bond schedule and preserves all remedies of injunction, abatement, and costs. Sec. 6-13-30(B) allows the Village Board to revoke an STR license for failure to comply with annual inspection (Sec. 6-13-30(B)(4)), failure to maintain required licensing (Sec. 6-13-30(B)(5)), or three or more nuisance-related enforcement actions in 12 months under Sec. 11-1-26.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many parking spaces does an Ashwaubenon STR need?
Sec. 6-13-27(A)(3) requires 'not less than one (1) onsite off-street parking spaces for every four (4) occupants based upon maximum occupancy.' The licensed maximum occupancy is set under Sec. 6-13-27(A)(2) based on habitable floor space.
Can guests park RVs or campers at an Ashwaubenon STR?
No. Sec. 6-13-22(C)(8) prohibits any 'recreational vehicles (RVs), camper, tent, or other temporary lodging arrangement' on site as a means of providing additional accommodations for paying guests or other invitees.
What documentation about parking does the STR application require?
Sec. 6-13-24(B)(6) requires the license application to include a 'Site plan including available onsite parking.' Sec. 6-13-24(B)(5) also requires a floor plan and the requested maximum occupancy.

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