Pomona Ordinance No. 4342 (adopted February 2024) requires an STR permit for all short-term rentals. Only fee owners who have resided in the property for at least 60 days may apply. R-1 zones prohibit STRs entirely. A 30-day minimum stay applies.
Pomona City Code Chapter 30, Article VIII, Division 4 (as amended by Ordinance No. 4342) regulates short-term rentals. Only the fee property owner may hold an STR permit; agents, property managers, and tenants are prohibited from operating STRs. The owner must have resided in the home for a minimum of 60 days before applying. A Zoning Clearance Letter is required verifying the property is zoned for residential use. R-1 residential zones strictly prohibit STR operations. Only hosted stays are permitted; un-hosted stays are prohibited. The annual registration fee is $914.
Operating without a valid permit or failing to renew annually results in daily penalties exceeding $1,000 per day. Code enforcement actively monitors compliance.
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