Logan, UT Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

Logan handles short term rental parking through documents and signage in Chapter 5.15 of the Logan Municipal Code. Section 5.15.080 lists information that must be posted in a clear, concise, and unambiguous manner in a conspicuous location inside all short term rentals. Subsection (E) is the parking item: the maximum occupancy of the short term rental, the maximum number of vehicles allowed, and the location of all parking stalls. Guests see the vehicle limit and the stall locations before they park, which gives the local contact and Community Development something concrete to point to when a neighbor complains.

The same section requires four other postings: a copy of the short term rental license, the name, address and phone number of the owner or property manager, the emergency exit plan with the location of all fire extinguishers, and a list of all rules applicable to short term rentals.

Parking is also set up at the application stage. Under § 5.15.040(B), a short term rental application must include a detailed site plan identifying the location and numbers of off-street parking spaces. That plan is what the posted vehicle maximum and stall locations rest on. Section 5.15.100(A) adds that each unit must meet the zoning and building code requirements for installation, maintenance, and operation in effect at the time the unit was legally permitted, so any off-street parking minimum in the Land Development Code is applied through that route. Chapter 5.15 itself prints no stall count or per-bedroom vehicle formula.

Enforcement runs through the license. Section 5.15.110 lets the city or another authorized agency inspect a rental that has a recorded and valid complaint, and complaints can come from any person including a city employee. The business license official makes a reasonable effort to schedule the visit at least one week in advance, and an owner who refuses entry faces an administrative search warrant.