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Solano County · checked 2026-09-16

Can you BnB it in Vacaville?

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Permit or licenseNone available: short-term rentals are prohibited, so there is no permit to apply for.L114.09.060.020 · code text · checked 2026-09-16
Transfer when the home sellsCode silent on transfer; no short-term rental permit or license exists in Vacaville, so nothing transfers with a sale.L1Land Use and Development Code 14.09.060.020 Table 14.09.060.A; 14.02.060.030.M (Lodging classification); TOT 3.16.020(A) and 3.16.080 (short-term rental facilitators) · code text · checked 2026-09-16
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In the city's own words

14.09.060.020“Land uses not listed in the table and not substantially like the uses below are prohibited.” source
14.02.060.030.M“An establishment providing overnight lodging to transient patrons for payment periods of 30 consecutive calendar days or less.” source
3.16.020(A)“tax in the amount of 8% of the rent charged by the operator” source

Citation: Land Use and Development Code 14.09.060.020 Table 14.09.060.A; 14.02.060.030.M (Lodging classification); TOT 3.16.020(A) and 3.16.080 (short-term rental facilitators)

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