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Can you BnB it in Woodland?
RestrictedWoodland does not allow short-term rentals in any residential zone. They are allowed only in two downtown zones and two commercial mixed use zones with a Zoning Administrator Permit, under standards in code section 17.84.330 that has not been read yet.
The rules, with their sources
Permit or licenseA permit or license is required before operating.L2Chapter 17.84 (ADU standards) · code text · checked 2026-09-16
Caps and limitsNo citywide cap found in the code text we read; the operative standards section 17.84.330 could not be read, so caps inside it are unverified. One Class 2 ADU may operate as a short-term rental only if the lot is in a zone where short-term rentals are allowed.L2Woodland Municipal Code Table 17.24.020-1 (section 17.24.020); definition in 17.144.025; standards in 17.84.330 (unread); ADU cross reference in Chapter 17.84 · code text · checked 2026-09-16
Transfer when the home sellsUnverified; transfer rules, if any, would be in section 17.84.330, which could not be read. Zoning Administrator Permits generally attach to the use of the land rather than the owner, but that is not confirmed for Woodland.L2Woodland Municipal Code Table 17.24.020-1 (section 17.24.020); definition in 17.144.025; standards in 17.84.330 (unread); ADU cross reference in Chapter 17.84 · code text · checked 2026-09-16
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In the city's own words
17.144.025“Rental of a dwelling unit or rooms within a dwelling unit for 30 or fewer consecutive days.” source
17.24.020 Table 17.24.020-1“The Short-Term Rental row shows the not-allowed symbol in every residential zone column (R-L, N-P, R-LM, R-M, R-H), with the note See Section 17.84.330, Short-Term Rental.” source
Chapter 17.84 (ADU standards)“if the lot is in a zone where short-term rentals are allowed, subject to full compliance with the short-term rental regulations in Section 17.84.340 of this Code.” source
Citation: Woodland Municipal Code Table 17.24.020-1 (section 17.24.020); definition in 17.144.025; standards in 17.84.330 (unread); ADU cross reference in Chapter 17.84
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