Lauderhill, FL Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

Section 3.1.17.H of the Land Development Regulations requires that all vehicles associated with a short-term vacation rental be parked within a driveway or designated parking area located on the subject property and in compliance with the City Code. The rule is reinforced at the registration stage: Section 3.1.17.D.5.a requires the owner to list the number of parking spaces available on the property and to acknowledge that all vehicles associated with the vacation rental must be parked within the subject property in compliance with the City Code and the Land Development Regulations before the city will issue the annual registration packet each year at renewal time.

Because the maximum overnight occupancy and gathering caps in Section 3.1.17.G are tied to the certificate of use issued for that specific property, a rental that cannot accommodate its guests' vehicles on site risks neighbor complaints that trigger code enforcement even when the guest count itself stays within the posted occupancy limit. The parking acknowledgment is one of the items confirmed as part of the minimum housing inspection required under Section 3.1.17.C before the city issues the certificate of use and local business tax receipt each year the rental is renewed.