Eagan, MN Short-Term Rentals: Parking Rules (2026)

Section 6.55 does not establish a guest-parking or off-street parking requirement unique to rentals. Instead, Subd. 5 and Subd. 15 condition every rental dwelling license on compliance with "the City's zoning regulations in this Code" — meaning Chapter 11, Eagan's Zoning/Land Use Code, which contains the city's off-street parking standards for residential uses. Because Eagan does not license short-term rentals, there is no STR-specific parking allotment; a home used (improperly) as a transient rental would still be bound by the residential-zone parking and any rules on parking on lawns, blocking sidewalks, or oversized-vehicle storage found in the zoning and nuisance chapters. Eagan also enforces its general parking and nuisance ordinances citywide, and repeated nuisance service calls at a licensed rental can become a license violation under Subd. 15.D.2 (the city treats six or more nuisance service calls within 365 days as a violation, referencing Section 10.44). Operators of any rental should confirm exact off-street parking counts with the Community Development/zoning staff, since requirements vary by district and dwelling type and are not spelled out in Section 6.55 itself.