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Can you BnB it in Chino Hills?

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Permit or licenseNone available: short-term rentals are prohibited, so there is no permit to apply for.L1Chino Hills Municipal Code 16.10.020 (history from Ord. 68 § 9.20.020, 1995 through Ord. No. 364, § 7, 2-9-2021) · code text · checked 2026-09-17
Transfer when the home sellsProhibited use with no permit scheme, so nothing exists to transfer on sale.L1Chino Hills Municipal Code 16.10.020 (history from Ord. 68 § 9.20.020, 1995 through Ord. No. 364, § 7, 2-9-2021) · code text · checked 2026-09-17
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In the city's own words

16.10.020“Except as otherwise permitted by this Code, transient lodging uses for remuneration are prohibited in all residential districts.” source
3.32.010“This chapter shall be referred to as the 'Chino Hills Transient Occupancy Tax Ordinance.'”
3.32.020“residential dwelling, or portion thereof, that is offered or otherwise made available for transient lodging.”

Citation: Chino Hills Municipal Code 16.10.020 (history from Ord. 68 § 9.20.020, 1995 through Ord. No. 364, § 7, 2-9-2021)

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