St. Petersburg requires off-street parking for short-term rentals, generally one space per three occupants, and prohibits parking on front lawns or unimproved surfaces in residential districts.
Where short-term rentals are permitted, the St. Petersburg Land Development Regulations require at least one off-street parking space for every three occupants. Garage spaces count toward the minimum if they remain accessible to guests. Parking on front yards, unimproved surfaces, or blocking sidewalks is not permitted under Chapter 16. On-street parking may be available depending on the neighborhood, but hosts cannot count it toward the minimum. Hosts should communicate the parking plan in their listing and house rules to prevent code complaints.
Violations result in code enforcement citations, towing of improperly parked vehicles, and fines that escalate for repeat offenses at the same address.
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