Siskiyou County · checked 2026-09-14
Can you BnB it in Tulelake?
AllowedTulelake allows short-term rentals as accessory uses in its R-1, R-2, and R-3 residential zones under Chapter 17.88 of the zoning code, which sets an annual registration, inspection, and operational standards. The full Chapter 17.88 text, including any caps and transfer rules, still needs a follow-up read from the city's zoning ordinance PDF.
The rules, with their sources
Permit or licenseA permit or license is required before operating.L117.16.030(E) · code text · checked 2026-09-14
Caps and limitsUnknown; Chapter 17.88 operational standards could not be opened on the code publisher's site because the PDF text truncates at Chapter 17.24 in WebFetch.L1Tulelake Municipal Code Title 17, sections 17.08.2040, 17.16.030(E), 17.20.030(E), 17.24.030(E), and Chapter 17.88; comprehensive zoning code update proposed as Ordinance 23-202 (staff report of 2023-10-03) · code text · checked 2026-09-14
Transfer when the home sellsChapter 17.88 could not be read, so any transfer rule is unverified. The chapter establishes an annual registration per the staff report, which usually means the registration is issued to the operator and a buyer would register anew, but that is inference, not code text.L1Tulelake Municipal Code Title 17, sections 17.08.2040, 17.16.030(E), 17.20.030(E), 17.24.030(E), and Chapter 17.88; comprehensive zoning code update proposed as Ordinance 23-202 (staff report of 2023-10-03) · code text · checked 2026-09-14
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In the city's own words
17.16.030(E)“E. Short-term rentals pursuant to Chapter 17.88 (Short-Term Rentals).” source
17.08.2040“Short-term rental. As defined in Chapter 17.88 (Short-Term Rentals).” source
Citation: Tulelake Municipal Code Title 17, sections 17.08.2040, 17.16.030(E), 17.20.030(E), 17.24.030(E), and Chapter 17.88; comprehensive zoning code update proposed as Ordinance 23-202 (staff report of 2023-10-03)
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