Glendora regulates short‑term rentals under municipal code §21.03.140. The city adopted findings that an increase in short‑term rentals led to complaints about noise, overcrowding, parties, trash, parking and traffic; to address these issues and collect transient occupancy tax (TOT), the city requires a short‑term rental permit and a city business license before any advertisement or rentalhttps://ecode360.com/43767428#:~:text=B. Operators must register for TOT and collect tax as STRs are treated as hotels under the TOT chapterhttps://ecode360.com/43767428#:~:text=Transient%20Occupancy%20Tax%20Compliance.%20Short,term%20rental%20permit. Permit applications must include owner/host information, local emergency contact, property description, number of bedrooms, and evidence of TOT registrationhttps://ecode360.com/43767428#:~:text=Application%20for%20Short,the%20city%20of%20the%20violation. Operational standards prohibit STRs in accessory dwelling units or vehicles, require a local contact available 24/7, a posted sign with the permit number, and a minimum two‑night stay; occupancy is limited to two guests per bedroom plus two additional guests (children under three excluded) and no more than 10 daytime visitors, renters must be at least 21, and hosts must provide on‑site parking and comply with noise, trash and other municipal regulationshttps://ecode360.com/43767428#:~:text=Short,out%20of%20mobile%20home%20parks. The city’s TOT is 6% of rent on stays under 30 dayshttps://ecode360.com/43760074#:~:text=%C2%A7%205. Source: https://www.codepublishing.com/CA/Glendora/html/Glendora21.html#21.03.140