Short Term Rental Regulations

Breckenridge has some of the most complex short term rental regulations in the county. As of July 12, 2022 there is a new resort overlay for Breckenridge regarding zones.. Depending on location, there is a percentage of licenses allowed. These percentages range from 100% to only 10% in the area. In the areas deemed as neighborhoods, there needs to be significant attrition in order to obtain a new license. In the resort overlay area, licenses will always be available.  Please talk to me about where the home you are interested in to see what the opportunity for a short term rental license is.

• General Policy: Breckenridge limits STR’s By Zones 1, 2, 3 & Resort. Availability of permits is linked to the right.

  • General Info on STR policies, Licensing and Taxes/Fees:  Click Here: Town of Breckenridge Short-Term Rental Regulations

  • MAP of STR Areas:  Click Here.

  • Searchable GIS Map of Zones:  Click Here.

  • License Availability, Current Lists and Waitlists:  Click Here

Direct link to the waitlist form: WAITLIST FORM   

Blue River Short-Term Rental Regulations

Short-Term Rental Packet

Town of Dillon Short-Term Rental Regulations 

General Policy:  Frisco has a maximum of 900 STR licenses. There is currently a waitlist.

• License Application & waitlist registration:  Click Here.

• STR Guide & FAQ’s:  Town of Frisco Short-Term Rental Regulations 

• STR Ordinance:  Click Here

• Town Map: Click Here

General Policy: Town of Silverthorne short-term rentals are capped at 10% of the number of units in the majority of Town neighborhoods, Area 1, and 50% of the number of units within the Town Core and Riverfront areas, Area 2. Short-term rentals are not allowed within deed restricted neighborhoods, Area 3. Permits are currently available in Areas 1 & 2.

• General Information: Click Here.

• Map of Zones:  Click Here.

• List of Subdivisions by STR area:  Click Here.

• STR Ordinance:  Click Here

Town of Silverthorne Short-Term Rental Regulations  

On Monday, December 19, 2021, the County finalized its new Short Term Rental Regulations. Most, but not all, property owners will be able to get a license under the new system.

Be sure to read through all of the license types and zoning to understand the policies and how your clients can qualify for permits.  If you have questions on a specific property under the County Jurisdiction, please contact Jessica Potter, Senior Planner. Jessica.Potter@SummitCountyCO.gov or 970-668-2968.

The new regs and info can be found here:

https://www.summitcountyco.gov/DocumentCenter/View/23986/STR-Regulations?bidId

This website explains the new overlay zones and license types: https://www.summitcountyco.gov/1221/Short-Term-Rentals 

General Short-Term Rental Regulations for Summit County, Colorado.

Click here to view the Rental License Moratorium for Summit County. 

Park County Short-Term Rental Regulations

FAIRPLAY:

The Town of Fairplay passed a short-term rental ordinance on March 18th. There is a 30-day period of effectiveness following the publication for the ordinance before it goes into effect. The link to the ordinance is below.

From the Fairplay Town Administrator Janell Sciacca:   The short-term rental moratorium is still in effect through the end of April.  The Board will be considering another Emergency Ordinance on April 18, 2022 to set the exact date of expiration which will coincide with the effectiveness of the ordinance.  I am anticipating that the Town will begin accepting applications around the first part of May and there will only be a total of 20 licenses available. Preference for the initial licenses is being given to the current rental properties that have been operating under a regular business license.  There were 14 of those, but we do not know if all of them will apply for the STR license. As an extra point of clarification, the ordinance limits units to 1 per natural person or entity.

https://fairplayco.us/index/2022-4-STR-Regulation.pdf

This ordinance applies only to the Town of Fairplay. It does not include Park County (such as Valley of the Sun or Placer Valley) or the Town of Alma.

Please reach out to the Town of Fairplay if you have any questions about specific properties.

Lake County Short-Term Rental Regulations