Macomb County imposes no short-term rental parking requirement. Off-street parking minimums, driveway rules, and on-street restrictions for STRs are set by each city or township zoning ordinance, not by the county.
Macomb County has no ordinance dictating how many parking spaces an STR must provide. Parking is a local zoning subject: under the Zoning Enabling Act (MCL 125.3101 et seq.), each city and township sets its own off-street parking minimums for dwellings and any STR standards. Many communities require one or two off-street spaces per unit and prohibit parking on unpaved yards or blocking sidewalks; some STR-licensing communities tie a maximum guest-vehicle count to on-site spaces. On-street parking, winter parking bans, and overnight limits are likewise municipal — enforced by local police, not the county. Confirm required off-street spaces and guest-parking conditions with your city or township planning office before advertising vehicle capacity.
No county parking violation applies. Illegal or inadequate off-street parking at an STR is enforced under the local city or township code — a civil infraction or parking ticket, with towing possible for vehicles blocking driveways or hydrants.
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