Murrieta, California Short Term Rental Laws

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Murrieta, CA Source Url #1 (Last checked 5 months ago)
https://www.murrietaca.gov/1101/Short-Term-Vacation-Rentals
Murrieta, CA Source Url #2 (Last checked 5 months ago)
https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/3343

Source Url #1

Murrieta City Council passed a short-term vacation rental ordinance on October 20, 2020.
The ordinance aims to protect the livelihood of live-in STVR hosts, provide rental options to visitors, and ensure neighborhood protections for residents.
Hosted rentals (owner lives on-site) are allowed in residential areas.
Non-hosted (whole-home) rentals are limited to certain larger rural and estate-zoned properties.
Non-hosted STVRs are permitted in ER-1, ER-2, and RR zones.
Non-hosted units in ER-1 and ER-2 require a 300-foot separation from each other, measured from all property lines.
The City is accepting permit applications for short-term vacation rentals.
Permits will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis, with a maximum of 300 permits.
Additional applications will be placed on a waiting list.
If a permit becomes available, the City will review applications in the order received.

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Hosts in Riverside County must obtain a short term rental certificate for stays of fewer than 30 nights.
Hosts must post certain information in a prominent location within the rental, including operator name and number, local contact person name and number, sheriff's department and code enforcement telephone numbers, maximum number of parking spaces, trash pick-up day and rules, copies of county ordinances, and a copy of the Good Neighbor Brochure.
Hosts must be available 24/7 to respond to complaints regarding the rental.
Hotels, motels, dormitories, clubs, campsites, RV sites, country inns, and cottage inns are exempt from these regulations.
Tenants can serve as hosts with permission from their landlord/owner.
Separate applications and fees apply for homeowners and management companies.
The fee for the certificate is $250 for the first year and $100 for renewals.
The certificate application must be submitted in person or by mail to the Riverside County Desert Permit Assistance Center.
Hosts are responsible for paying the Riverside County Transient Occupancy Tax of 10% of the gross rent.
The registration number must be added to the listing.
The license must be renewed annually with a $100 renewal fee.
Hosts must also abide by other contracts or rules, such as leases, co-op rules, HOA rules, or tenant organization rules.
Airbnb is committed to working with local officials and advocating for changes that benefit the community.

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