The City is excited to announce the rollout of online renewal forms for Licenses and Permits!
|
||||||||||
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|||||||
This Form is currently not active |
The Short Term Rental Permit Renewal Form will be available October 2022 The form will only be active from mid October - January of the renewal season |
The Business License Renewal Form Available October 2022 The form will only be active from mid October - January of the renewal season |
|
|||||||
Updates |
Updates |
Updates |
Updates |
|||||||
No Updates at this time. |
The City adopted new codes regarding Short-Term Rentals (STR) within the City of McCall effective October 01, 2022. City Code Title 3.13.036, 3.13.09 and Title 4.13 (Click Here to view code) specifies requirements of short-term rentals.
All short-term rentals operating in the McCall city limits are required to have a Short-Term Rental Permit. Here is a list of items you will want to gather for completing your STR Permit Application.
|
On June 30, 2022 City Council Adopted Resolution 22-17 adopting an updated city fee schedule.
The Business License Renewal Fee has been increased to $70 annually and the 5-year option has been removed The business license renewal process will be digital going forward, if you need accommodations please call 208-634-7142
|
The Commercial Snow Removal Permit takes the place of the Snow Removal Addendum that was required in previous years. If you have questions please contact Sarah Porter, Deputy City Clerk, at 208-634-8908 or sporter@mccall.id.us Snow Removal Permit Fees and Violation Fines MMC 4.3.1 Operating without a permit for commercial snow removal fine: Notice of Snow Storage Violation Fines and Fees MMC 8.5.040 Snow Deposited on Right of Way Prohibited: It shall be unlawful for any person to cause snow to be dumped, deposited, placed, or pushed into any city street or public right of way. It shall be unlawful for any person to remove snow from private property and cause it to be piled so as to block or cover a fire hydrant, snow pole, street sign, culvert inlets and outlets, or other drainage structures. Snow Deposited upon the Property of Another without Permission: It shall be unlawful for any person to cause snow to be dumped, deposited, placed, or pushed onto property owned by another without first obtaining written permission. The snow removal contractor shall be responsible for the work performed and comply with the rules and regulations pertaining to snow removal within the City code. 1.The public right-of-way is used by the City for storage of snow plowed from the streets. It is not available for snow storage for individuals. 2.Under no circumstances can snow be plowed or blown in a manner that interferes with City or Idaho Transportation Department snow removal operations, or with the public's normal use of City streets. 3.Under no circumstances can snow be plowed onto adjacent private property without written permission from the property owner. The snow removal contractor shall keep a log of the properties served which will be provided to the City upon request of the City, Comply with all City, County, State, and Federal laws, all contractors shall have in their possession during snow removal operations, the appropriate snow removal license permit documentation as provided by the City. |
License & Permit Renewal Payment Options |
||
PAYMENT OPTIONS CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON THE LAST PAGE OF THE ONLINE FORM
|
||
Option 1: Pay Online With Xpress Bill Pay! |
Option 3: Mail or Drop Off Payment |
Option 2: Pay Over The Phone |
Click Here - Step by Step Guide |
City Hall |
Call 208-634-8907 to pay over the phone with a check or card |