Short-term rentals in California local government
What California city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about short-term rentals — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
139 California meetings since 2024 covered short-term rentals. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in California with the most short-term rentals activity
- Marina, CA (9)
- Del Mar, CA (8)
- Clovis, CA (7)
- Avalon, CA (6)
- Bakersfield, CA (5)
- Newport Beach, CA (4)
- Sausalito, CA (4)
- Saratoga, CA (4)
- Redding, CA (4)
- Claremont, CA (4)
- Visalia, CA (4)
- Alameda, CA (3)
Latest matching meetings
Planning Commission reviews short-term rental ordinance amendment
The Marina Planning Commission will consider a presentation on the Monterey‑Salinas Transit public participation plan, approve the July 9, 2026 meeting minutes, and hold a study session on proposed amendments to the short‑term rental ordinance. Additional informational updates on the Tree Committee, an ADU summit, and…
Planning Board holds public hearing on citywide short-term rental zoning rules
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a proposed citywide zoning amendment to regulate short-term rentals. The board will also host a workshop to discuss draft zoning changes for downtown commercial corridors along Park and Webster streets to streamline business permits. No final decisions will be made on…
Commission considers short-term rental permit for 310 Catalina Avenue
The Avalon Planning Commission will continue a public hearing on a request to approve a Transient Rental License and Coastal Development Permit for stays under 30 days at 310 Catalina Avenue. Staff recommends approving the first-floor unit of an existing duplex, which would allow short-term rentals with a maximum…
Council to vote on $2.26M planning services contract with Civic Solutions
The Encinitas City Council will consider approving a consent calendar with several professional services agreements, including a $1.3M contract for planning services (with potential to reach $2.26M over five years) with Civic Solutions, Inc. and a $244k worker's compensation administration contract with AdminSure Inc…
Planning Commission to vote on variance at 520 10th Street
The Planning Commission will consider a variance request from Kathleen D. Cross to maintain existing non-conforming encroachments into side and rear yard setbacks at 520 10th Street in the R1-10 zone. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from February 10, 2026, and updates on short-term rental permits and the…
Planning Commission to decide on nine short-term rental permits in tsunami zones
The Humboldt County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on nine conditional use permits for short-term rentals in tsunami hazard zones, a coastal development permit for a new home, and a special permit for a short-term rental in Arcata. They will also consider a zone reclassification of 750 acres to…
Council to weigh Waste Management rate hike for coming fiscal year
The City Council will consider several consent items, including a second reading of a short-term rental ordinance aligning with Senate Bill 346, a $182,050 contract with Apex Video Group for video production, and a $133,678 amendment for the Limonite Gap Pedestrian Bridge project. Under business items, the council…
Council to review new regulations for short term rentals
The City Council will receive a presentation regarding Chapter 17.74 of the zoning code. This report covers operating regulations, permit fee structures, and enforcement methods for short term rentals.
Council reviews new short-term rental rules and zoning code amendments.
The Bakersfield City Council will review a first-reading ordinance for short-term rentals alongside multiple zoning code amendments affecting residential and commercial districts. The agenda also includes annexation applications for two properties, updates to maintenance district budgets that fund local landscaping…
Council to vote on banning short-term rentals citywide
The City Council will hold a public hearing on first reading of an ordinance to prohibit home experience sharing (short-term rentals) in all zones. The agenda also includes consent items for major purchases: a $4 million network refresh, $613,750 for two paramedic squads, $148,800 for firefighting gear, and a $900,000…
Planning Commission to consider ADU zoning text amendments
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a zoning text amendment to implement ADU policies from the Housing Element, and a transient rental license for a unit at 310 Catalina Ave. They will also consider approval of minutes from April.
Board considers $5.08 million federal project for Benton Crossing Road
The Board of Supervisors will review several contracts and personnel changes. Key items include a federal-aid agreement for road rehabilitation and a public hearing for a short-term rental permit in June Lake.
Council to award construction contract for Recreation and Aquatic Center
The Marina City Council will consider awarding a construction manager-at-risk contract to Otto Construction for the Marina Recreation and Aquatic Center, hold a public hearing on extending the short-term rental moratorium, and consider a tree removal permit for a new car dealership at 2101 First Avenue. The council…
Council to discuss Short Term Rental lawsuit and SCE complaint in closed session
The City Council will first hold a closed session to discuss existing litigation with the Santa Ana Short Term Rental Alliance and potential initiation of a complaint to the California Public Utilities Commission regarding Southern California Edison. Following that, the regular meeting will consider a consent calendar…
Eastvale Council to consider $2.2M Civic Center furnishing contract
The City Council will review several high-value contracts for city furnishings and infrastructure repairs. The body is also discussing a five-year Capital Improvement Plan and updates to municipal codes regarding utility undergrounding and short-term rentals.
Bakersfield Planning Commission discusses short term rentals and residential subdivisions
The commission is considering a new city-wide ordinance to establish short term rental regulations. Other items include several residential subdivision proposals and requests for time extensions on existing permits.
Housing committee discusses affordable housing impact fee study
The Housing Committee will discuss proposals for an affordable housing development impact fee nexus study and consider amendments to the short-term rental ordinance. They will also receive updates on city-owned property at 13286 Third Street, a home improvement loan default at 4400 Philadelphia Street Space 10, and…
City Council considers short-term rental rules, fee updates, and sewer contract
The Placentia City Council will vote on several ordinances, including changes to short-term rental rules and updates to development impact fees for city services. The council will also consider a contract award for sewer maintenance services and hold a public hearing on annexing properties to an Old Town maintenance…
Council to introduce ordinance aligning ADU rules with state law
The City Council will hold a public hearing to introduce an ordinance amending Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations to comply with new state law. The Council will also consider initiating a study to explicitly prohibit short-term and long-term lodging in the Los Rios Specific Plan districts. Consent items include…
Council to consider short-term rental amendments, ballot measure for facilities
The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider amendments to the short-term rental ordinance and will discuss authorizing a request for proposals for an Asian American Garden at Locke-Paddon Park. They will also receive an update on a potential November 2026 ballot measure for city facilities and hear a…
Zone amendment for 3 Markleeville parcels and short-term rental code updates
The Planning Commission will consider a zone amendment for three parcels in Markleeville, changing zoning from Planned Development to Commercial and Residential Neighborhood. The item also includes a CEQA exemption under the commonsense exemption. Additionally, the commission will discuss updates to zoning code…
Hoag Hospital seeks approval for 8,828 sq ft medical building addition
The Zoning Administrator will hold public hearings on seven items, including a major expansion at Hoag Hospital, several residential redevelopments, and a continued boat rental operation. Decisions on coastal development permits are to be made.
Council to consider ADU zoning amendments and Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee
The City Council will hold public hearings on the 2026-2027 CDBG Annual Action Plan and amendments to Accessory Dwelling Unit and Junior ADU zoning ordinances. In discussion items, staff will seek direction on an Inclusionary Housing in-lieu fee. The consent calendar includes second readings of ordinances for the…
Clovis Commission to vote on short-term rental ordinances
The Clovis City Commission will consider two ordinances amending regulations on short-term rentals and lodger's tax. Additional items include a ban on alcohol at the airport, approval of a replat and preliminary plat for subdivisions, and a waiver of landfill tipping fees for the Great American Cleanup. The Commission…
City Council to consider amendments to short-term rental ordinance
The City Council will hold a public hearing to introduce Ordinance 2026-08, amending the short-term rental regulations and Local Coastal Program per California Coastal Commission requirements. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes, renewal of the Landscape and Lighting District, intersection control…
Commission to consider banning home experience sharing
The Planning and Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a proposal to prohibit home experience sharing (short-term rentals) by amending Title 17 of the municipal code, and a design review and conditional use permit for an 86,194-square-foot industrial warehouse at 13045 Whittram…
Council to consider amending short-term rental rules
The City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Short-Term Rental ordinance (continued from April 7). Other notable items include adoption of an updated Military Equipment Use Policy, approval of a ground lease with Joby Aero for 14,495 sq ft at 3200-C Imjin Road, and a sales tax revenue…
Council to vote on $150M housing bonds and Granite Lakes development deal
The Rocklin City Council will hold public hearings and vote on issuing up to $115 million in bonds for the Rocklin WJU 719 project and up to $35 million for the Rocklin Sierra 703 project, both tax-exempt residential rental projects. A public hearing and vote on a development agreement with Capital Equity Management…
Appeal of coastal development permit on PCH between Broad Beach and La Piedra Beach
The City Council will hear an appeal of a Planning Commission decision on a coastal development permit within the PCH right-of-way. They will also consider adopting a Safety Element Update to the General Plan, approving several contracts including a City Hall AV system upgrade, and discussing LA County's Essential…
Council to decide appeal of 156-home Portola Springs project
This joint meeting of the Palm Desert City Council, Redevelopment Agency, Housing Authority, and Library Trustees will hear an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a 156-lot single-family development at Frank Sinatra Drive and Portola Avenue. Other major action includes introducing an ordinance to ban…
Council to consider 45-day ban on new short-term rentals
The City Council will hold public hearings on two short-term rental items: amending the municipal code on STRs and adopting an urgency ordinance that would temporarily prohibit new STRs citywide for 45 days. The council will also consider renewing the Military Equipment Use Policy and hear a presentation on the Fort…
Council to debate short-term vs long-term rental policies
The City Council will discuss options to incentivize long-term rentals and evaluate current short-term and long-term rental policies. Consent items include approving warrants totaling $1,887,909.47, authorizing up to $80,000 for a fire command vehicle conversion funded partly by a donation, and $60,000 for shoreboat…
City Council to approve $120,600 contract for short‑term rental monitoring
The Encinitas City Council will consider a consent calendar that includes waiving ordinance readings, approving meeting minutes, and reviewing the warrants list. Major items include a $120,600 five‑year professional service agreement with Granicus, LLC for short‑term rental enforcement, and a memorandum of…
Committee considers zone change for car wash at 9119 North De Soto Avenue
The Planning and Land Use Management Committee will discuss zoning changes, short-term rental regulations, and building permit extensions. The body is also reviewing a budget request for the Zoning Review Program and options for increasing 'party house' penalties.
City Council to consider BurbankBus route changes and 300 S. Lake property purchase
The Council will hold a study session on the BurbankBus Comprehensive Operations Analysis, which includes proposed route changes. In open session, the consent calendar includes approving the bus analysis, a 10-year tourism BID contract, and a downtown BID annual report. Closed session involves negotiating a potential…
City Commission to vote on alcohol sales at airport and short-term rental ordinance
The City Commission will consider several consent agenda items including a $43,500 grant for a police department backup generator, landfill closure, and drainage pond maintenance. They will also introduce ordinances to allow alcohol sales at the Clovis Regional Airport, amend the lodger's tax, and regulate short-term…
Commission to introduce ordinance allowing alcohol sales at Clovis airport
The City Commission will consider consent agenda items including a $43,500 grant for a police department backup generator and several property-related resolutions. They will also vote on introducing ordinances to allow alcohol sales at the Clovis Regional Airport, amend the lodger's tax, and regulate short-term…
City Council to adopt ordinance levying special taxes in Marina Station area
The Council will vote on Ordinance No. 2026-02 to authorize a special tax levy within Improvement Area No. 1 (Marina Station). It will also consider several resolutions, including a ban on using city facilities for civil immigration enforcement and support for the city's Prohousing incentive grant application…
Appeal of denied vacation rental at 3604 Bill Avenue
The Planning Commission will hear an appeal of the denial of a vacation rental application at 3604 Bill Avenue, receive a presentation on the Tahoe Valley Area Plan Amendment, and approve the minutes from the February 19, 2026 meeting.
Planning commission to discuss short-term rental regulations
The Planning and Design Commission will hold a public hearing to consider amendments to the City Code regarding short-term rentals. The body will also review the 2025 Housing Element Annual Progress Report and an Urban Land Institute technical assistance panel report.