This page covers the process of creating the STR regulations in 2021 and 2022. 

Follow this link for current license availability and waitlist per zone. 

Recommendations from the Short Term Rental Task Force, data from Town staff, and the Town’s existing Land Use Districts helped inform a zoned approach to short-term rental licensing and the adopted short-term rental areas map. The areas are described as a Resort Properties Zone, a Tourism Zone (Zone 1), the downtown core (Zone 2), and residential areas (Zone 3).

The table below shows the number of existing short-term rental licenses in 2022 and the allowed short-term rental license caps within each zone.

 A list by address and parcel number of properties and their short-term rental zone is available HERE.

The Short-Term Rental Areas MAP PDF shows the short-term rental licensing zones adopted by Town Council.

A searchable GIS map of the Short-term Rental Areas is available HERE. You can determine a specific property’s zone by searching for the address, subdivision, or schedule number of the property.

The adopted license caps did not affect existing short-term rental licenses in any zone. If you currently hold a short-term rental license you will be able to continue to rent your property as normal. Licenses are only relinquished through property sales, since they are non-transferable, or owner non-renewal. As properties are sold or as property owners decide not to renew short term rental licenses, the total number of licenses are anticipated to decrease within Zones 2 and 3, with the goal of eventually meeting the targeted cap numbers. Each zone is handled separately in terms of license caps and availability of future licenses and there is a separate waitlist for each zone.

Follow this link for current license availability and waitlist per zone. 

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