Erie County has no countywide parking requirement for short-term rentals. Off-street parking standards for rentals are governed by town and city zoning codes, not by the County.
Erie County does not regulate off-street or guest parking for short-term rentals. Parking standards for dwellings are part of local zoning, which New York law places with each town, city, and village. Municipalities that license STRs may require a set number of on-site parking spaces or restrict on-street parking as a condition of the rental license; for example, the City of Buffalo administers residential rentals, including STRs, through its Department of Permit and Inspection Services and zoning code. The County's involvement with short-term rentals is limited to collecting the Hotel Occupancy Tax and does not extend to parking. Operators should confirm parking requirements with their municipal zoning or permits office.
Parking violations at a short-term rental are enforced under municipal zoning and local parking ordinances by the town or city, not by Erie County.
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