San Angelo, TX Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Parking Rules (2026)

Sec. 7 sets San Angelo's baseline parking floor for both bed and breakfasts and short-term rentals: a minimum of two paved off-street spaces for the establishment itself, plus one additional paved off-street space for every guest room rented out separately, all located on the same lot or tract as the establishment. A four-bedroom short-term rental therefore needs six paved spaces on-site, not on the street. The only carve-out is the Central Business District, where Sec. 1 waives the off-street parking requirement for every land use citywide, though any parking that is provided there must still meet the general design standards of Sections 511 and 512.

A general standards that apply to every bed and breakfast and short-term rental: the operator must be a Tom Green County resident, is named in the notice sent to neighboring property owners, and must post noise restrictions from Sec. 005 inside the unit; a Conditional Use approval from the Planning Commission is required unless the use is allowed by right under the Section 313 use table, and that approval renews automatically every June 1 unless revoked. Sec. 8 separately bars operating a bed and breakfast or short-term rental on city-owned property leased for residential purposes, and Sec.

6 requires all lighting on a residentially zoned STR lot to point at the establishment rather than at neighboring yards. Parking, like every other Section 406 standard, is verified at the safety inspection the Planning Commission requires before granting or renewing a Conditional Use, and repeat parking violations can factor into a suspension or revocation hearing.