STR guest parking in unincorporated Marin County must comply with county zoning off-street parking standards; coastal and rural road parking must not obstruct the roadway.
Short-term rental parking in unincorporated Marin County runs on two rules. Guest vehicles must fit the property's off-street parking under county zoning standards — a real constraint on rural and coastal parcels where a listing's sleeping capacity can outrun its parking. And on the county's narrow coastal and rural roads, parked cars must not obstruct the roadway; a blocked lane on a rural road is a serious problem, not a technicality. The sheriff enforces the road side. Hosts should state a firm vehicle limit and mean it.
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Marin County, CA
Driveway approaches onto county roads in unincorporated Marin County require an encroachment permit from County Public Works and must meet sight-distance, dr...
Marin County, CA
On County roads designated by Board of Supervisors resolution and posted with signs, oversized commercial vehicles (commercial-plated vehicles or combination...
Marin County, CA
Marin County has no county-wide overnight parking ban; on County roads designated by Board of Supervisors resolution and posted with signs, no vehicle may pa...
Marin County, CA
In unincorporated Marin County, it is unlawful to park a vehicle on any street or highway for more than 72 consecutive hours; signed roads carry additional p...
Marin County, CA
Marin County has no general ordinance banning recreational vehicles, trailers, or boats from parking on streets in unincorporated areas; the 72-hour street-p...
Marin County, CA
County zoning permits standard fence materials and, in the agricultural and ranching areas of West Marin, allows agricultural and livestock fencing (includin...
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