The City of Perris limits short-term rental guest vehicles to one per bedroom for a one-bedroom unit, or a maximum of two vehicles for units with two or more bedrooms. The director may approve more vehicles where unusual size or physical characteristics warrant it. These caps come from Perris Section 5.38.080, not the county.
Section 5.38.080 of the Perris Municipal Code sets the parking standard for short-term rentals. The number of guest vehicles is limited to one vehicle for a one-bedroom unit, or a maximum of two vehicles for a unit with two or more bedrooms. This is a flat cap rather than a per-bedroom escalation, so a four-bedroom rental is still limited to two vehicles unless the City approves more. Section 5.38.080 gives the director discretion: when unusual size, parking, or other physical characteristics are shown, the director may approve a greater maximum number of vehicles as part of the short-term rental business license application or renewal. The owner must include the parking limit in the written terms provided to guests, alongside the occupancy limit, trash schedule, emergency contact, and any homeowners-association rules. Because the rental is restricted to overnight lodging and may not host weddings, parties, or conferences (Section 5.38.080), the parking cap is meant to prevent the on-street parking overflow that large gatherings cause in residential neighborhoods, which the chapter's purpose statement (Section 5.38.010) identifies as a concern the ordinance is designed to address.
Exceeding the permitted number of guest vehicles, or failing to enforce the parking limit against guests, violates Section 5.38.080 and is enforceable under Section 5.38.100 as a misdemeanor or infraction or by administrative citation, with abatement costs charged to the owner and each day a separate offense. Persistent parking-related violations can support suspension or revocation of the short-term rental business license under Section 5.38.090.
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