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ULCT: Cities can regulate short‑term rentals but enforcement has limits
Utah League of Cities and Towns (virtual training) · December 19, 2025
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Summary
ULCT presenters told municipal officials that Utah cities may regulate where and how short‑term rentals operate but cannot rely solely on scraping listing websites for enforcement; they pointed attendees to state code (Title 10 Chapter 8 §85.4) and training resources.
Meg (senior land use planner) reviewed short‑term rental policy options: cities may regulate the zones where short‑term rentals are allowed, establish time and operating limits, set inspection or permit requirements, and create enforcement…
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