Fayetteville limits short-term rental parking to the maximum number of vehicles the underlying zoning district allows for that residential building, under Sec. 164.26(C). No separate off-street minimum is set, and special events that draw extra cars are prohibited.
Section 164.26(C) ties STR parking to the underlying zoning district: guests may park no more than the maximum number of vehicles the district permits for the residential building on the property. Fayetteville does not impose a separate STR off-street parking minimum, but guests must obey posted street-parking and overnight restrictions in the neighborhood. Because Sec. 164.26(D) bans special events at STRs, large gatherings that would overflow available parking are not allowed. Parking that exceeds the zoning limit is a code violation tied to the license.
Exceeding the zoning district's vehicle maximum violates Sec. 164.26 and is citable. Repeated parking or overflow complaints can trigger business-license review. Illegally parked vehicles are subject to city ticketing and towing.
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