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Board introduces short-term rental licensing ordinance, sets adoption vote for April 22
Summary
County staff introduced an ordinance to require licensing, operational standards and recordkeeping for short-term rentals, citing 107 currently licensed units and aiming to bring unlicensed operators into compliance; board waived full reading and continued adoption to April 22.
The Board of Supervisors introduced an ordinance to regulate and license short-term rentals in unincorporated Sacramento County and continued the item to April 22 for final adoption.
Laura Jacobson, assistant tax collector, said county staff counted about 250–500 short-term rental listings on multiple platforms and 107 licensed hosts. The ordinance would require operators to provide additional application…
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