Oregon, OH Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

8 of the Oregon Codified Ordinances requires every short-term rental application to include a site plan identifying the number and location of designated off-street parking spaces for the maximum number of vehicles allowed for overnight occupants, submitted alongside a floor plan showing the number of sleeping rooms used to set maximum occupancy. The same clause bars parking on unapproved parking surfaces or lawns, so a host cannot simply direct overflow guest vehicles onto the yard or an unpaved area to accommodate more cars than the approved plan shows.

09(a)(9)C carries the parking count into the operating permit itself: the number of overnight vehicles permitted on the property shall be identified in the operating permit, so the approved parking capacity becomes an enforceable term of the permit rather than a one-time planning exercise. Any employee of the Division of Police, Division of Fire, Department of Building and Zoning or Lucas County Public Health may inspect the premises on display of proper credentials to confirm the parking arrangement, along with the rest of the operating conditions, matches what the permit describes. 09(a)(9)B is also exceeding the approved parking plan for the unit.