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Planning board updates short‑term rental renewal form, cites building‑code occupancy limits
Summary
Daggett County planning board updated its short‑term rental renewal application and noted occupancy guidance from the building inspector: typically two occupants per bedroom with one bedroom allowed four occupants, so a three‑bedroom home would be limited to eight occupants.
The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board reviewed and approved an updated short‑term rental renewal application at its May 19, 2026 work meeting and recorded occupancy guidance from the building inspector.
Minutes state that Building Inspector Matt Tate advised the board that, under the applicable codes cited, the usual interpretation is two occupants per bedroom and that one bedroom may be allowed four occupants; the minutes use that example to show a three‑bedroom home would be limited to eight occupants. The board added contact information for the building inspector, the fire department, the Tri County Health Department, and the Utah State Tax Commission to the renewal materials.
The board approved the revised renewal form and application language and asked staff to update the forms for future use. The minutes note the board affirmed that all work must comply with the International Fire Code and International Residential Code and applicable Daggett County and Utah State Code.
