Hall County, GA Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Right-of-way parking
- Prohibited at all times
- Allowed surfaces
- Gravel, concrete, or asphalt only
- Yard/neighbor parking
- Not permitted under §5.100.060(B)(3)
- First violation fine
- Up to $500.00
- Complaint path
- Owner/contact first, then county marshal
Summary
Hall County bars short-term rental guests from parking on the county right-of-way or along roadways at any time. Vehicles must stay on designated hard-surfaced areas of gravel, concrete, or asphalt, with no parking allowed in yards or on neighboring properties.
Parked vehicles:(a)Shall not be parked on the county right-of-way or along any roadways at any time; and(b)Shall be parked outdoors on the property only on designated hard surfaced areas with gravel, concrete or asphalt surfacing; and shall not be permitted outside such hard surfaced areas (i.e., no parking in yards or neighbor's properties).
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 80).
Full Breakdown
060(B)(3) sets two standing conditions on every short-term rental business license: parked vehicles cannot be parked on the county right-of-way or along any roadway at any time, and vehicles parked outdoors on the property must sit only on designated hard-surfaced areas built with gravel, concrete, or asphalt, with no parking permitted outside those surfaced areas, including in yards or on a neighbor's property. 060. 070(B)(4) that the owner keep a visible house number posted at all times so enforcement can identify the property.
Violations & Fines
A parking violation is enforced as a standard chapter 5.100 violation: a first offense within 12 months draws a written notice and a fine up to $500.00, a second draws up to $1,000.00, and a third draws up to $2,000.00 plus a 24-month license revocation and reapplication bar under section 5.100.080(D)(1). Complaints about parking violations follow section 5.100.080(C): the complaining party must first raise the issue with the owner or local contact person before filing a written complaint with the county marshal.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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