Short-Term Rental Rules in Unincorporated Summit County
Unincorporated Summit County covers a large area that shares the same zip codes as Silverthorne, Breckenridge, Dillon, and Frisco. Because STR regulations depend on jurisdiction, it’s important to first determine whether your property is inside town limits or in unincorporated Summit County.
👉 Check Summit County’s Official STR Page
If you rent your property for fewer than 30 consecutive days, you must hold a Short-Term Rental (STR) License.
What Are the STR Overlay Zones?
Summit County divides properties into two overlay zones:
Resort Overlay Zone (ROZ)
Copper Mountain, Tiger Run Resort, some undeveloped portions of Keystone and unincorporated areas at the base of Peak 8 in Breckenridge.
Neighborhood Overlay Zone (NOZ)
Applies to all other areas outside resort boundaries, divided into four basins:
Basin | Zip Code | Towns Excluded |
|---|---|---|
Upper Blue | 80424 | Breckenridge, Blue River |
Lower Blue | 80498 | Silverthorne |
Ten Mile | 80443 | Frisco, Copper Mountain |
Snake River | 80435 | Dillon, Keystone |
👉 Use the Summit County GIS Parcel Tool to confirm which zone applies to your property.
How Many STR Licenses Are Available?
The Resort Zone has no cap on licenses. The Neighborhood Zone does have limits, with availability varying by basin.
Zone | Cap | Status (Jan 2025) |
Resort | Unlimited | Always available |
Upper Blue | 18% (590) | Waitlist |
Lower Blue | 15% (550) | Waitlist |
Ten Mile | 6% (20) | Full (24 issued), waitlist closed until <20 |
Snake River | 5% (130) | Full (159 issued), waitlist closed until <130 |
👉 Apply for the Waitlist at the Summit County website
What Types of STR Licenses Can You Get?
In the Resort Zone: One type of license with unlimited nights and bookings.
In the Neighborhood Zone:
Type I – For primary residences. Type I License is designed for owners who are renting out a portion of their home or renting their property when they are away.
Type II – For non-primary residences. All other properties wanting to be used as a short term rental in the Neighborhood Overlay Zone must apply for a Type II license.
How Many Nights Can You Rent Your Property?
Resort Zone: Unlimited bookings and nights.
Neighborhood Zone: Limited to 35 bookings per year (any length of stay).
How Many People Can You Rent Your Home to?
Resort Zone:
Occupancy = 2 per bedroom + 4 extra OR 1 person per 200 sq ft, whichever is greater.
Homes on Septic are limited to 2 per bedroom.
Rentals with 20+ guests may need a Conditional Use Permit.
Neighborhood Zone:
Occupancy = 2 per bedroom + 2 extra.
Homes on Septic are limited to 2 per bedroom.
How Much Does a Short-Term Rental License Cost?
Licenses renew annually and expire September 30 each year. They are non-transferable.
License Type | Annual Fee |
Resort | $290 |
Type I | $235 |
Type II | $355 |
What happens to pre-existing license upon sale?
Licenses are non-transferable and you should consult the county if you change the ownership of your property to an LLC or Trust.
What Other Rules Should Owners Know?
Responsible Agent – Must be available 24/7 and respond to complaints within 1 hour.
Trash & Parking Plans – May be required depending on property.
Septic Inspections – Mandatory if the home is on a septic system.
Taxes – Airbnb and VRBO collect/remit required lodging taxes on your behalf.
Link to find more information click HERE or view the Ordinances HERE
Key Takeaways
STR licenses are required for rentals under 30 days.
Resort Zone = most flexible, unlimited licenses and nights.
Neighborhood Zone = capped licenses, 35 bookings per year.
All licenses expire on September 30 and are non-transferable.
📌 We’re here to help: STR rules can be confusing, and the difference between Resort and Neighborhood zones is critical. Our team has deep experience guiding buyers, sellers, and investors through the process. If you’re considering purchasing or managing a short-term rental in Summit County, reach out to us first so you can make the most informed decisions.
Short Term Rental Rules in the Town of Blue River
The Town of Blue River is located south of Breckenridge and is only about 2.5 square miles in geographic area. They currently have a very simple system without a lot of nuances. The number of licenses is at 23% of total housing units right now. Once they get closer to 30%, they may vote on restrictions.
👉 Check Blue River’s Official STR Page
Anyone who wishes to rent their home 30 days or less per month, must obtain a Short-Term Rentals | Town of Blue River from the town of Blue River.
Is This Area Broken Down into Districts or Zones?
No, the entire town is one area and follows the same rules regarding short term rental licensing.
How Many STR Licenses Are Available?
Blue River does not currently have a cap on the number of licenses.
What Type of STR Licenses Can You Get?
There is only one type of short term rental license in Blue River. Properties outside of the town limits must follow the rules for Summit County regarding short term rentals.
How Many Nights Can You Rent Your Property?
There is presently no cap on the number of nights allowed to rent throughout the year. However, any license holder must rent their home a minimum of 10 days each year to be eligible to maintain a short term rental license.
How Many People Can Rent Your Home?
Occupancy is regulated at 2 people per bedroom plus 2 additional people. The number of bedrooms for a property is determined by the Summit County Assessor’s Office, not necessarily by the size of the septic system.
How Much Does a Short Term Rental License Cost?
License fees are $300 for new licenses and $300 to renew.
ALL short-term rentals licenses expire on December 31st each year. Licenses do not automatically renew and require a re-application and fee.
What Happens to an Existing STR License Upon Sale?
Licenses are non-transferable and you should consult the Town of Blue River if you change the ownership of your property to an LLC or Trust.
What Other Rules Should Owners Know?
Responsible Agent – The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
Poster – All short term rentals within the Town of Blue River are required to post this poster inside their homes and that the information on the poster be filled out.
Taxes – The licensee (homeowner) is responsible to ensure that these taxes are paid properly regardless of any third party contract for collections. AirBnB and VRBO have agreements with the county and state to collect and remit applicable taxes. As the licensee/homeowner, you are responsible for the 3.4% to be paid directly to the Town of Blue River and to ensure your home is listed properly.
Link to find more information
You can apply for a Short Term Rental License here.
You can find more information in the Town Code, Chapter 6.
Key Takeaways
STR licenses are required for rentals under 30 days.
All licenses expire on December 31 and are non-transferable.
📌 We’re here to help: STR rules can be confusing. Our team has deep experience guiding buyers, sellers, and investors through the process. If you’re considering purchasing or managing a short-term rental in Blue River, reach out to us first so you can make the most informed decisions.
BRECKENRIDGE LICENSE INFORMATION:
The Town of Breckenridge keeps track of the number of available permits in each zone on their website, which is updated regularly. Currently there are licenses available in Resort Zone and Zone 1. Zone 2 and 3 have a waitlist.
If you are applying for a license in a zone that has exceeded the cap, you will be placed on a waitlist until such time a license becomes available. The length of time you may be on a waitlist is not currently known.
Instead of taking the approach to cap the number of nights, Breckenridge aims at capping the number of licenses. The Town of Breckenridge has implemented 4 zones. Each zone has a different percentage of STRs allowed.
Resort Zone: 100% = 1816 licenses.
Peak 7 area will remain residential and will not be included in the resort zone.
Licenses are non-transferrable. If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
There is no cap on the number of nights per year you can rent.
Occupancy is 2 people per bedroom plus 4 additional people.
The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
There is a regulatory accommodation fee of $400 per bedroom, plus license fees as follows: Studio Unit: $75.00 One-Bedroom Unit: $100.00 Two-Bedroom Unit: $125.00 Three-Bedroom Unit: $150.00 Four or more Bedroom Unit: $175.00
Contact our team to find out which Zone your property falls in!
You can learn more about short-term rentals in Breckenridge here.
DILLON LICENSE INFORMATION:
The Town of Dillon does not currently have a cap on the number of short term rental licenses allowed, and there is no cap on the number of nights owners are allowed to rent each year.
The Town of Dillon requires a floor plan be submitted with each short term rental application.
You must provide 1 parking space per bedroom, plus one additional parking spot. This is required for each property.
When the property cannot accommodate this many spaces, owners are required to pay a $300 annual use tax to the town for guests to use public parking.
The Town is also working to implement paid overnight parking, but has yet to do so.
Occupancy is 2 people per bedroom plus 2 additional people.
Licenses are non-transferrable.
The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
The calendar year fee is $250 regardless of when the license is obtained.
All short-term rental licenses expire on May 31st each year. License renewal must be complete by June 30th each year.
Contact our team if you need help creating a floor plan!
The Town of Frisco currently has a 25% cap on the total number of Short Term Rental licenses allowed. There is a small waitlist as of August 2023.
FRISCO LICENSE INFORMATION:
They do not have a cap on the number of nights owners are allowed to short term rent per year.
There is a cap on number of Short Term Rental Licenses, which is 900. The town of Frisco is very close to reaching the cap, and a waitlist will form soon.
Occupancy is 2 people per bedroom plus 4 additional people.
Parking plans must be submitted with short term rental applications.
Licenses are non-transferrable.
If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
The annual license renewal fee is $250 / year. All licenses expire on April 30th each year. The renewal cycle takes place March 1st to April 30th and the fee is not prorated.
Contact our team to find out how many short term rental licenses are up for grabs!
Short Term Rental Rules in the town of Silverthorne
The Town of Silverthorne is located along I-70 at exit 205 and is situated between the Gore Range and the Continental Divide. The town has only about 3.2 square miles in geographic area. They currently have the town divided into three areas for short-term rentals. Silverthorne properties that are outside of the town limits are required to follow rental rules of Summit County. (link to our Summit COunty page)
👉 Check Silverthorne’s Official STR Page
A valid short-term rental license is required for each short-term rental property in the Town of Silverthorne. A short-term rental property is defined as “a residential dwelling unit, or any room therein, available for lease for a term of less than 30 consecutive days.”
Is This Area Broken Down into Districts or Zones?
Yes, the town is broken down into three areas for short-term rentals. Each area has a different percentage of properties that are allowed to be licensed for short-term rentals.
How Many STR Licenses Are Available?
The number of short term rental licenses allowed is determined but the area or zone in which the property is located.
Area 1 comprises the majority of Town neighborhoods. Area 1 allows 10% of the properties within its boundaries to have a short-term rental license. At this time there are still short-term rental licenses available in Area 1.
Area 2 comprises neighborhoods in the Town Core and Riverfront as well as Summit Sky Ranch. Area 2 allows for 50% of the properties within its boundaries to have a short-term rental license. At this time there are still short-term rental licenses available in Area 2.
Area 3 does not allow short-term rentals. The neighborhoods in this area are deed restricted.
Short-term rentals that are owner-occupied are exempt from the licensing cap. Proof of owner occupancy shall be required with the license application.
What Type of STR Licenses Can You Get?
There is only one type of short term rental license in Silverthorne. Properties outside of the town limits must follow the rules for Summit County regarding short term rentals.
How Many Nights Can You Rent Your Property?
There is presently no cap on the number of nights allowed to rent throughout the year.
How Many People Can Rent Your Home?
The maximum occupancy for a property is two people per bedroom plus two people. All reservations and advertising needs to comply with the maximum occupancy for the property. The number of bedrooms for a property is determined by the Summit County Assessor’s Office.
How Much Does a Short Term Rental License Cost?
License fees are as follows:
ALL short-term rentals licenses expire on November 30th each year. Licenses do not automatically renew and require a re-application and fee.
What Happens to an Existing STR License Upon Sale?
Licenses are non-transferable and expire when title of the short-term rental property transfers to a new owner. You should consult the Town of Silverthorne if you change the ownership of your property to an LLC or Trust.
What Other Rules Should Owners Know?
Responsible Agent – The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
Taxes – The licensee (homeowner) is responsible to ensure that these taxes are paid properly regardless of any third party contract for collections. AirBnB and VRBO have agreements with the county and state to collect and remit applicable taxes. As the licensee/homeowner, you are responsible for the 3.4% to be paid directly to the Town of Blue River and to ensure your home is listed properly.
Homeowner Associations – Individual homeowner associations may have requirements, restrictions and covenants related to short-term rentals.
Duplexes – If the short-term rental property is part of a duplex, the owner of the adjoining unit is required to be provided written notice seven days prior to filing an application.
Link to find more information
You can apply for a Short Term Rental License here.
You can find more information in the Town of Silverthorne’s Ordinance, Division 3.
Key Takeaways
STR licenses are required for rentals under 30 days.
All licenses expire on November 30 and are non-transferable.
Deed Restricted Properties are prohibited from being rented on a short-term basis.
📌 We’re here to help: STR rules can be confusing. Our team has deep experience guiding buyers, sellers, and investors through the process. If you’re considering purchasing or managing a short-term rental in Silverthorne, reach out to us first so you can make the most informed decisions.
Short Term Rental Rules of the Town of Keystone
In October 2024, the Town of Keystone took over the licensing and regulation of short-term rentals within the town boundaries. Keystone Town Council passed Ordinance 2024-O-07. Adopting short term rental regulations on June 25, 2025. This ordinance is similar to the existing code in Summit County.
The Town of Keystone has a narrowly defined geographic boundary and their rules only apply to properties within their specific border.
Anyone who wishes to rent their home 30 days or less per month, must obtain a Short Term Rental License from the town of Keystone.
Is this broken down into districts/zones, etc?
No, the entire town is one area and follows the same rules regarding short term rental licensing.
How Many STR Licenses Are Available?
Keystone does not currently have a cap on the number of licenses.
What Type of STR Licenses Can You Get?
There is only one type of short term rental license in Keystone. Properties outside of the town limits must follow the rules for Summit County regarding short term rentals.
How Many Nights Can You Rent Your Property?
There is presently no cap on the number of nights allowed to rent throughout the year.
How Many People Can Rent Your Home?
For single family, duplex or townhomes occupancy is regulated at 2 people per bedroom plus 4 additional occupants or 1 person per 200 square feet of living area, whichever allows for greater occupancy.
For Condominium Units, occupancy is regulated at 2 people per bedroom plus 4 additional occupants, or 2 people per bedroom plus 2 additional occupants in buildings with interior egress components less than 44 inches wide and without sprinkler systems; or 1 person per 200 square feet of living area, whichever allows for greater occupancy.
A loft which meets the Buildings Department requirement for a potential sleeping room shall be allowed 2 occupants. Studios will be treated as one-bedroom units for the purposes of short-term rentals.
Short term rentals on on-site wastewater treatment systems (Septic), occupancy is limited to the capacity established on the OWTS permit, typically 2 people per bedroom.
How Much Does a Short Term Rental License Cost?
License fees are $285 for new licenses and renewals.
ALL short-term rentals licenses expire on September 30th each year. Licenses do not automatically renew and require a re-application and fee.
What Happens to an Existing STR License Upon Sale?
Ownership of a license may not be transferred.
What Other Rules Should Owners Know?
The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
Each license application requires submission of a parking diagram for single family, duplex, and town home units.
Require submission of direct contact numbers.
A parking pass is required to be provided upon check-in for every allowable parking space with the address or unit number of the property printed on it.
The Town of Keystone implemented a 2% lodging tax, effective on all stays beginning on January 1, 2025. This is to be remitted to the Town of Keystone.
AirBnB and VRBO have an agreement with the Town of Keystone to collect and remit taxes to them.
Keystone’s updated Good Neighbor Guidelines are required to be displayed in every rental.
Link to find more information
You can apply for a Short Term Rental License here.
You can find more information in the Town Code, Ordinance 2024-O-07.
Key Takeaways
STR licenses are required for rentals under 30 days.
All licenses expire on September 30 and are non-transferable.
📌 We’re here to help: STR rules can be confusing. Our team has deep experience guiding buyers, sellers, and investors through the process. If you’re considering purchasing or managing a short-term rental in Keystone, reach out to us first so you can make the most informed decisions.
VAIL, AVON, BEAVER CREEK LICENSE INFORMATION:
$50 fee for short-term rental properties with 24/7 on-site management.
Every STR License expires on February 28th each year and renewal applications must be filed by January 31st each year.
Licenses are non-transferrable.
If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
These areas require a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
Occupancy 2 people per bedroom, plus 2 additional people.
Vail:
Short-Term Rental Licensing Fee Schedule Town of Vail: $260 fee for short-term rental properties without 24/7 on-site management. $50 fee for short-term rental properties with 24/7 on-site management.
Vail does NOT have a night/year cap.
Starting January 1, 2023 the Town of Vail revised short term rental ordinance is changing.
All new registrations will be required to pass an inspection prior to short-term renting.
Inspections must be scheduled 60-days prior to applying for a short-term rental license. Existing short-term rentals will need to complete and pass an inspection within the first
three years of this ordinance’s effective date. Every short-term rental will then need to
pass an inspection every three years from the date of their last inspection. Properties
with 24/7 on-site management services available at all times are exempt from this
requirement.
Short-term rental properties will need to have an insurance policy with minimum limits of
$1,000,000. The insurance may be in the form of: property liability insurance;
commercial liability insurance; or an endorsement to the homeowner’s policy for
coverage of short-term renting activities. Insurance provided by online short-term rental
platforms do not qualify. The insurance policy must state that it covers short-term rental
activity.
First violation within a 12-month period: $1,500.
Second violation within a 12-month period: $2,650.
Third violation within a 12-month period: Three-year suspension of the rental license
All short-term rentals without 24/7 on-site management services available at all times
will be required to post a copy of their license visible from the exterior of the unit by
passerby. The license will show the following: the property is a short-term rental, the
local representative’s contact information, and the Town’s complaint hotline phone
number.
For more information about short-term rentals in Vail, click here.
Beaver Creek:
$400 initial license fee and $200 annual renewal fee. Fee shall be paid to the Resort Company on or before the expiration date of the license year.
Beaver Creek does NOT have a night/year cap.
Beaver Creek requires a Beaver Creek Business License if a home or condo is rented more than four days in a month.
For more information on Beaver Creek short-term rentals click here.
Avon:
The Town of Avon (just outside of Beaver Creek) requires property owners to obtain a business license and a sales tax license in order to offer a short-term rental (STR) in their residence for fewer than 30 days.
Check the Avon Short Term Rental Overlay (STRO) zone district map to ensure that your property location is in an area that allows short term rentals.
Town of Avon has a 35 night / year cap and 15 % of properties per complex or subdivision.
For more information on Avon short-term rentals click here.
EAGLE & REMAINDER OF EAGLE COUNTY LICENSE INFORMATION:
Eagle-Vail, Gypsum, and Wolcott do NOT have specific guidelines related to short term rentals.Licenses are non-transferrable.
Occupancy must comply with Title 4, Chapter 4.04 of the Town Code, but no standard number is set.
Town of Eagle permits are due annually by December 31st.
There is no fee for a short term rental permit.
If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
Eagle requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
TOWN OF LEADVILLE LICENSE INFORMATION:
Lake County is under a moratorium and there will be no new Short Term Rental licenses for 2023.
Short-Term Rental Licensing Fee Schedule The short-term rental license fee schedule is $325 for both license types.
Occupancy is 2 people per bedroom plus 2 additional.
Application Fee for Class 1 license $325.00 Application Fee for Class 2 license $325.00 Safety Check (each time) $40.00
All licenses expire on April 30th each year. The renewal cycle starts May 1st and the fee is not prorated.
Licenses are non-transferrable.
If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
The Town requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
There shall be a maximum number of certain licenses available per year, which shall equal twelve percent (12%) of the total number of residential parcels within the City.
A fire safety check with the Fire Marshall is a requirement for obtaining a new STR License.
A site plan that identifies parking and trash receptacles is also required.
LAKE COUNTY LICENSE INFORMATION:
As of September 2022, there is currently a 12 month moratorium in place for short term rental licenses. You can read more about it here.
Licenses are non-transferrable.
If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
The County requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
There is not currently a cap on the number of licenses or nights allowed to rent each year.
Occupancy if home is on septic, Bedrooms 1 through 3, 2 people per bedroom are permitted.. All additional bedrooms: 1 person per bedroom.
All licenses expire on December 31st each year.
The renewal cycle takes place January 1st – December 31st and the fee is not prorated.
Initial Short Term License Fee is $95.00, and annual renewal is the same.
TOWN OF FAIRPLAY LICENSE INFORMATION:
There is currently a 6.5% cap of the available housing units in Town, which is 20 total permits. As of August 2022, 6 permits remain available.
Occupancy shall not exceed the design capacity of the on-site wastewater treatment system.
A diagram with dimensions, sidewalks, parking, adjacent roads, entrances/exits, pathways, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, trash and recycling areas, snow storage areas, outdoor fire amenities, pet facilities, and off-street parking spaces identified and other special features or amenities is required with your application.
New license applications must be submitted at least thirty (30) days prior to the date of the intended use and no advertising of the property as a short-term rental prior to issuance of a license is permitted.
Licenses are non-transferrable. If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
The County requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
Licenses shall be issued and valid for one calendar year, from January 1 through December 31, and shall expire within the calendar year for which it was issued.
New license application fees shall not be pro-rated or reduced.
PARK COUNTY & TOWN OF ALMA LICENSE INFORMATION:
The maximum number of Short Term Rentals in Alma is 10. None are available right now but there is a waiting list.
Short term rental licenses are limited to 15 in the Town of Fairplay. As of 4/15/23 there are 5 available.
There is currently no cap on the number of licenses or number of nights per you can rent per year allowed in Park County.
Short-Term Rental Licensing Fee Schedule New STR License: $605 Annual Renewal: $215
All STR Licenses expire one calendar year after issuance, and applications for renewal must be submitted no later than (30) days prior to expiration of existing license.
Licenses are non-transferrable.
If you are purchasing a property that already has short term rentals scheduled, you may be able to obtain a temporary license.
The County requires a Responsible Agent who is available 24/7 to respond to and resolve complaints within 60 minutes.
You are required to have a Short Term Rental license to rent your property for less than 30 consecutive days at a time.
There is currently no cap on the number of licenses or number of nights per you can rent per year allowed in Park County.
A parking plan and snow and trash removal plan are required upon obtaining new license.
Floor plans with room dimensions and use; door and window locations and sizes; smoke and CO detector locations; proposed occupancy (#) and sleeping plan are required.
Septic pumping reports within 3 years and permitted/approved capacity are also required if applicable.
Occupancy shall not exceed the design capacity of the on-site wastewater treatment system.
You can learn more about short term rentals in Park County here.
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In Frisco, CO, property owners must obtain a short-term rental (STR) license, comply with local caps, and adhere to Summit County & town STR regulations.
Many areas impose limits on the number of STR bookings per year (e.g., around 35 in certain zones), along with restrictions depending on basin and overlay zoning.
Short-term rentals are regulated differently based on whether a property is inside town limits or in unincorporated Summit County, with differing caps, permit waitlists, and zoning overlay rules.
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