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How to fill out the CA PJR-119 - Sonoma County online
The CA PJR-119, or vacation rental property report checklist, is a vital document for individuals applying for a vacation rental permit in Sonoma County. This guide offers a comprehensive, step-by-step process to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to fill out the CA PJR-119 form online
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to begin the process of accessing the CA PJR-119 form and open it in the editor.
- In the application information section, input your permit number and the property address where the vacation rental is located.
- For the checklist section, indicate the number of bedrooms in the property.
- Ensure that the legal door and window egress is satisfactory for all bedrooms and any other designated sleeping areas.
- Verify that the septic system is appropriately sized for the number of bedrooms and confirm its proper functioning.
- Specify the number of off-street parking spaces available by selecting one of the options: none, one, two, or three or more.
- Confirm the presence and correct placement of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors throughout the property.
- Ensure that a fire extinguisher is provided near an egress door.
- Check for any rotted or deteriorated floors within the property.
- Ensure that the home is free from visible mold.
- Inspect for any dangerous wiring that may pose a safety risk.
- Assess the safety and adequate lighting of steps, stairs, and landings, and check that proper handrails are installed.
- Verify the structural integrity of decks, balconies, and stairs, and ensure guardrails are in place for heights greater than 30 inches.
- Confirm that adequate pool fencing is provided or that an automatic cover and working door alarms are in place.
- Check if the pool and spa equipment is properly grounded.
- Determine whether gas shut-off valves are provided where necessary.
- Ensure that the electric circuit panel breakers are labeled and that the box is safe and grounded.
- Verify that grounded receptacles, GFI’s, and AFCI’s are provided where applicable.
- Confirm that there are no hazardous materials or flammable storage areas on the property.
- Input the name and license number of the contractor or inspector who completed the checklist, followed by their signature and date.
- Review the filled form for any errors or missing information. Once finalized, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the completed form.
Begin your online submission of the CA PJR-119 form today!
Short-term rental regulations The Sonoma County Code regulates vacation rentals (30 days or less) in unincorporated areas outside the Coastal Zone. While the Code does not regulate vacation rentals in the Coastal Zone, Hosts in all zones must register to pay Transient Occupancy Taxes (TOT).