Short-term rentals — Millet, Alberta

Can I run an Airbnb here? Do I need a licence?

In the Town of Millet, Alberta, short-term rentals rules are set by 2018-11 Land Use Bylaw, verified 2026-10-22. A licence is required. Zones allowed: R1, R1A, R2, R3, R4 (discretionary, within an approved single dwelling building).

2018-11 Land Use Bylaw adopted bylaw
licence required yes s. 3.8(1)
zones allowed R1, R1A, R2, R3, R4 (discretionary, within an approved single dwelling building) s. 6.1.3(7); s. 6.2.3(6); s. 6.4.3(8); s. 6.5.3(9); s. 6.6.3(9)
scout note

Town of Millet Land Use Bylaw 2018/11, s.8.4: Airbnb/VRBO-type rentals ('Global Vacation Rental Market') are discretionary in residential districts and need a development permit. Owner must live in the home during rentals; one guest sleeping unit, stays up to 14 days; no cooking in guest rooms; no garage, garden or secondary suite on the parcel; one parking stall; no signs.

Town of Millet bylaws

Bylaw index page; no STR-specific bylaw listed. Lists LUB 2018/11 and later land use amendments (2023-2026); amendments not checked for STR changes.

Machine-readable: short-term-rentals.json · Official website: http://www.millet.ca · Last verified 2026-10-22 · Short-term rentals across Alberta · Short-term rentals in other municipalities