Vacation rentals must comply with the lot-size-based combined vehicle/boat caps in Sec. 59-16(c)(2): 6 vehicles for lots under 11,000 sf, 8 for 11,000-22,000 sf, up to 12 for larger lots. Front-yard RV/trailer/boat parking still requires an improved surface.
Operators commonly run afoul of the Sec. 59-16 caps by accepting multi-vehicle guest parties on small lots. The City's parking rules apply equally to short-term rental guests and resident-occupants. Front-yard improved-surface and on-street parking limitations all apply.
Code Enforcement can fine the property owner (operator) for guest-caused parking violations up to $500/day.
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