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Short-Term Rental Regulatory Guide: Central Point, OR

Important Notice

The provided content does not contain information about Central Point, Oregon or Oregon state-level STR regulations. Instead, it covers STR regulations for two Ontario, Canada municipalities (Township of Tiny and Township of Minden Hills). Since you requested Oregon-specific information, I'll provide general Oregon state-level STR guidance based on available knowledge, while noting that city-specific Central Point regulations are not included in your provided content.

Overview: STR Status in Central Point, OR

Short-term rentals are allowed in Oregon, including Central Point, but they are subject to state regulations and any local municipal ordinances. Oregon has statewide regulations for STRs under ORS 90.243 and local governments may have additional requirements.

How to Start an STR Business in Oregon/Central Point Market

Step 1: Understand Oregon State Requirements

• Registration Required: All STR operators in Oregon must register with Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS)
• Business License: May be required by local jurisdiction
• Tax Registration: Required for collecting and remitting lodging taxes

Step 2: Check Local Regulations

Since specific Central Point regulations weren't provided in your content, contact:

• City of Central Point Planning Department
• Jackson County Planning Department (if applicable)

Step 3: Property Requirements

• Ensure property compliance with building codes
• Verify zoning allows STR use
• Confirm adequate insurance coverage

Required Documents, Permits, and Licenses

Oregon State Requirements:

1. STR Registration Certificate from OHCS
2. Tax Registration with Oregon Department of Revenue
3. Certificate of Insurance (minimum $1M liability recommended)
4. Local Business License (if required by Central Point)

Local Requirements:

Contact Central Point city hall for:

• Local business license requirements
• Zoning compliance verification
• Building permits (if applicable)
• Fire safety inspections

Oregon State-Level STR Regulations

Key Requirements (ORS 90.243):

• Registration: Mandatory with OHCS
• Cap on Nights: No state limit, but local governments may impose
• Safety Requirements: Smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors
• Local Authority: Cities/counties can impose additional regulations

Tax Obligations:

• Lodging Tax: 1.8% state lodging tax (varies by locality)
• Income Tax: STR income subject to state/federal income tax
• Transient Room Tax: Additional local taxes may apply

Contact Information for Oregon STR Authority

State Level:

Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS)

• Website: www.oregon.gov/ohcs
• Phone: 503-986-2000
• Email: info@oregon.gov
• Address: 725 Summer Street NE, Suite B, Salem, OR 97301

Local Authority (Central Point):

City of Central Point

• Phone: 541-664-3321
• Website: www.centralpointoregon.gov
• Address: 37 E. Pine Street, Central Point, OR 97502

Jackson County

• Phone: 541-774-6000
• Website: www.jacksoncounty.or.gov
• Address: 10 S. Oakdale Avenue, Medford, OR 97501

Important Limitations

This guide is incomplete due to the provided content focusing on Ontario, Canada municipalities rather than Central Point, OR or Oregon state regulations. For complete Central Point-specific information, you should:

1. Contact the City of Central Point directly for local STR ordinances
2. Consult with Oregon Housing and Community Services for state requirements
3. Review Oregon Revised Statutes 90.243 for detailed state regulations

Source References

The provided content contained information from:

• Township of Tiny STR Page - Not applicable to Central Point, OR
• Township of Minden Hills STR Page - Not applicable to Central Point, OR

Recommendation: Contact local Central Point authorities directly for accurate, current STR regulations and requirements.