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6 Porch Notes tagged “str,” from counties across Colorado.
Local rules - Ouray County
Short-term rental rules in Ouray County depend on the jurisdiction
Short-term rentals are regulated separately by the City of Ouray, the Town of Ridgway, and Ouray County, so the rules for a property depend on which jurisdiction it sits in.
Read note ->Local rules - Pitkin County
A short-term rental in unincorporated Pitkin County needs a county license
Pitkin County requires a license to run a short-term rental in its unincorporated areas, and the city of Aspen and nearby towns have their own separate rules.
Read note ->Local rules - Summit County
Short-term rental rules change town by town in Summit County
Breckenridge, the other towns, and unincorporated Summit County each set their own short-term rental rules, so one county can hold several different rulebooks.
Read note ->Local rules - Park County
Short-term rental rules in Park County depend on whether you're in the county or a town
Unincorporated Park County requires a county short-term rental license, while homes inside incorporated towns like Fairplay and Alma fall under the town's own authority instead.
Read note ->Local rules - Grand County
Short-term rental rules in Grand County depend on which town you're in
Whether you can run a short-term rental in Grand County, and under what rules, depends on whether the property is in a town or in unincorporated county land.
Read note ->Local rules - Denver County
A Denver short-term rental must be your primary home
Denver allows licensed short-term rentals only at your primary residence, so you cannot run one at an investment property you do not live in.
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