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Idyllwild Utility
ABATEMENT SERVICE:
D&H Fire Abatement Service - Daniel & Humberto 951.445.1125
yard clean up & abatements, snow plowing, window washing, hauling, tree trimming/removal, general clean up and more - free estimates
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ROOFING:
Holliday Roofing - 951.392.5007
new constructions, steep roofs, re-roofs, tear offs, flat decks, leaks, wind damage, tile repair, winterizing, roof maintenance, & skylights
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SEPTIC SERVICE:
Performance Septic Pumping - 951.830.3529
TREE SERVICE/ABATEMENT:
trimming & removal, certified arborist, fire abatement, fully insured
WATER:
Pinyon Pines County Water District (Mountain Center) -
Short-Term Rental(s):
In Idyllwild, short-term rentals are regulated by Riverside County, with specific rules addressing the number of rentals, their location, and operational requirements.
There is a cap of 500 short-term rentals in Idyllwild-Pine Cove, with a 500-foot separation requirement between new rentals.
These rentals, defined as stays under 30 days, require registration and compliance with Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) requirements.
Key Regulations:
Rental Cap:
The total number of short-term rentals allowed in Idyllwild-Pine Cove is 500.
Separation Requirement:
Newly permitted short-term rentals must be at least 500 feet from the nearest existing short-term rental property.
All short-term rentals must be registered with the Riverside County Transportation and Land Management Agency (TLMA) and obtain a short-term rental certificate.
Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT):
Operators are required to collect and remit TOT, which is due on a quarterly basis.
Responsible Parties:
The ordinance now includes "responsible guests" as being liable for penalties related to disturbances or nuisances, alongside property owners.
Occupancy Limits:
Maximum occupancy is based on off-street parking and square footage, with a hard cap of 16 people.
Applications for new permits are subject to specific requirements, including payment of fees and ensuring no active code enforcement actions.
Additional Information:
The short-term rental ordinance in Idyllwild-Pine Cove aims to minimize negative impacts on surrounding properties and maintain the character of the community.
Operators are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the full details of Riverside County Ordinance 927.
Riverside County is actively reviewing and potentially amending the short-term rental ordinance, so staying informed about updates is important.
Idyllwildvro.org offers resources and sample letters for STR owners to provide feedback to the county regarding proposed changes to the ordinance, according to Idyllwild Vacation Rental Owners.
Riverside County Ordinance No. 927, specifically 927.1 and 927.2, regulates short-term rentals (STRs) in the unincorporated areas of the county, including Idyllwild and Wine Country.
The ordinance aims to ensure neighborhood compatibility, minimize negative impacts on residential areas, and protect public health and safety.
STR operators are required to obtain a certificate, pay taxes, and adhere to specific operational standards.
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