
For Vacation Rental Questions |
City of Anna Maria Administration Office 10005 Gulf Drive Anna Maria, FL 34216 Phone: (941) 708-6130, Ext. 110 Email: amsradmin@cityofannamaria.com |
The 2022 Vacation Rental Fees have been set. Please see Resolution R22-776 below.
Applying for a Vacation Rental:
To obtain a Vacation Rental Registration you must take the following steps. NOTE: Fees are not refundable. Applications are available through our online portal.
- Submit a completed Vacation Rental Registration Form
- Payment of applicable fee.
- A copy of the Vacation Rental's current and active license as a transient public lodging establishment with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
- A copy of the Vacation Rental's current and active certificate of registration with the Florida Department of Revenue.
- Evidence of the Vacation Rental's current and active account with the Manatee County Tax Collector.
- Exterior site sketch. (This shall show and identify all structures, pools, spas, hot tubs, fencing, and uses, including areas provided for off street parking)
- Interior building sketch by floor. (This shall show a floor layout identifying all bedrooms, other rooms, exits, hallways, stairways, as applicable)
- Annual Vacation Rental Inspection - schedule at the link provided in the renewal letters.
- 24 Hour Emergency Telephone Number.
NOTE: Once the application is completed and received by our department, you may not advertise or rent the property as a New Vacation Rental until you have received written authorization from our department to proceed. As for renewals applications, beginning April 2018, you must complete the Vacation Rental Renewal Form. Please plan accordingly and submit your application at least 45 days prior to the expiration date of your current registration to allow enough time for the processing.
Please see the below references for all information relating to Vacation Rentals
Best Practices
Rules to Remember
Please see the below references for all information relating to Vacation Rentals
Best Practices
Rules to Remember