Florissant, MO Short-Term Rentals: Parking Rules (2026)

Florissant Section 605.462 prohibits short-term rentals and vacation rentals in all residential zoning districts, so a typical Airbnb-style host cannot create new on-site guest parking for paying overnight guests in residential zones. Where lodging is lawfully permitted as a B-3 bed and breakfast establishment, lodging establishment, or private club under Chapter 405 (Zoning Code), the supplementary district regulations require off-street parking sized to the number of guest rooms, with vehicles parked behind the front setback line on a hard surface (concrete, asphalt, pavement bricks, grass pavers, gravel, or railroad ties). On the public street, Chapters 355 (Stopping, Standing or Parking Prohibited in Specified Places) and 365 (Stopping, Standing or Parking Restricted or Prohibited On Certain Streets) of the Florissant Code apply: cars, motorcycles, vans, and pickup trucks may park along a residential street unless otherwise posted, recreational vehicles need a 24-hour permit from the Police Department, and no vehicle or trailer with a licensed weight exceeding 12,000 pounds may park or be stored on a residential street at any time. License-fee schedules for the three permitted lodging uses are codified at Section 605.223: $2.00 per room (minimum $50.00) for a lodging establishment, $50.00 annually for a bed and breakfast, and $0.50 per room (minimum $15.00) for a private club. There is no separate Florissant STR parking permit because the underlying use is not allowed in residential districts.