One thing I wanted to point out as a "loop hole", so use at your discretion, per cottonwood heights website (cottonwoodheights.utah.gov/city-services/community-development/community-development-faqs).
CAN I USE MY HOME AS A SHORT-TERM RENTAL (SKI RENTAL, AirBNB, ETC.)
Short-term rental means the rental of a home or rooms within a home for more than 3 but less than 30 days.
Short-term rentals are not allowed in any single-family residential zone in Cottonwood Heights. In multi-family or mixed use zones, short-term rentals are only allowed in PUDs or condominium projects containing at least 8 units, all of which front on a privately owned and maintained street.
The loop hole for AirBnB is to either limit the length of each reservation to only 3 days or only allow reservations of 31 days or longer. If a guest needs more time than that, then in your description, indicate that they can make a second, 3rd, etc. booking for more time. This loop hole is all about semantics, so if you get a citation, you'll need to argue the current verbiage and how it is not clearly identified as to whether its 3-30 days in a year or per reservation.
Again, this is to be used at your own discretion, and in no way indicates the city won't still rule against you.
