STRPD District (Short Term Rental Planned Development)

Updated August 25, 2025

The short term rental planned development (STRPD) district is established for the purpose of developing short term rental housing in the geographic area described herein. Short term rental housing is a unique land use, exhibiting characteristics common to both commercial, as well as, residential land uses. As a result, the STRPD is established to allow design features which reflect the specific needs and impacts of short term rental housing.

For complete information, refer to the Land Development Code, Article 3.11.1 Planned Developments.

How do I obtain a short-term rental (Airbnb, Vrbo, etc) license?

  1. Verify your zoning allows short-term rentals. View Osceola County's Short-Term rental overlay map. If you have questions, our Zoning office can assist at 407-742-0200.
  2. Apply for a Vacation Rental license through the FL DBPR's Division of Hotels and Restaurants. You’ll need this license number when you apply for your Local Business Tax Receipt below. 
  3. Register a Local Business Tax Receipt (LBTR) through the Osceola County Tax Collector’s office. Registration and payment can be made at the Tax Collector Main Office (2501 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee, FL 34744) or sent via mail to P.O. Box 422105, Kissimmee, FL 34742. 

 


If Your Home/Property is in a Subdivision or a Planned Development

Please call Osceola County Zoning Department at (407) 742-0200. Additional rules may apply, such as architectural guidelines or limitations on uses. 

Disclaimer

The zoning information provided on this site is intended as a general reference and offers a basic translation of the Osceola County Land Development Code (LDC). While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information displayed, it may not reflect the latest updates or amendments to the LDC. For the most precise and current zoning information, please refer directly to the official Osceola County Land Development Code (LDC).

Please note that this information does not constitute a final determination of zoning or land use. For formal verification, please consult with the Osceola County Zoning Office or appropriate planning authority.