STR properties in Provo must meet the same parking requirements as their zoning classification. ADU-associated parking may be on a front yard driveway if it leads to required covered spaces. Provo Code Ch. 14.37 governs off-street parking minimums.
Provo City Code Chapter 14.37 governs off-street parking requirements. For STR properties with an ADU, parking spaces may be located on a driveway in the required front yard if the driveway leads to the minimum number of required covered off-street spaces, or the property is on the Provo City Landmarks Registry. Parking between the primary dwelling and the street is prohibited. The number of off-street spaces may not be less than the number of vehicles maintained on the premises. STR guests must park in designated legal spaces. On-street parking follows general city rules — vehicles must move at least 400 feet every 72 hours.
Parking plan non-compliance may affect registration renewal. Street parking violations per city code.
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