Short-term rental license records · Park City, Utah

Park City Nightly Rental License

Park City records treat short-term rental as a nightly-rental license question tied to the property, the owner, zoning, and city review. This directory page records the official source trail for the filing path, including what each source says and the date it was checked.

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Official-source notes

What the public records say

Each item below is limited to the named source. An issued-license filing still needs an address packet because parcel, zoning, ownership, and jurisdiction records can change.

License trigger

The building-permit FAQ says a Nightly Rental License is required when a property is rented for less than 30 days.

Park City Building Permit FAQs · Nightly Rental License FAQ · as of 2026-08-31

Named license holder

The Municipal Code names the owner of the dwelling unit as the licensee for a Nightly Rental License.

Park City Municipal Code, Section 4-5-3 · 4-5-3(A), Licensee · as of 2026-07-09

Zoning precondition

The Municipal Code requires the dwelling unit to be in a zone where nightly rental is a permitted or conditional use.

Park City Municipal Code, Section 4-5-3 · 4-5-3(A), License Issued · as of 2026-07-09

Application timing page

Park City's Nightly Rental application page says applications generally take 15 to 30 days to approve.

Park City Nightly Rental Application · Application process page · as of 2026-08-31

Business-license timing page

Park City's Finance FAQ says new business owners should allow 5 to 10 business days for business license processing.

Park City Finance FAQs · Business license processing · as of 2026-08-31

City contact

Park City's permit catalogue lists nightly_rental@parkcity.gov and 435-615-5231 for the Nightly Rental License.

Park City Permits and Licenses · Nightly Rental License contact · as of 2026-08-31

Filing packet

Permitz handles the issued-license work

Permitz pulls the property records, checks the filing path, assembles the license packet, and works the submission through issuance. The directory is the source trail; the service outcome is the issued license.

Records to confirm

  • The fee figure should be checked against Park City's current adopted fee schedule on the filing day.
  • The two Park City timing pages use different processing windows; the filing packet should preserve both citations and confirm the current review expectation before submission.