(A) Recreational vehicles. For purposes of this chapter, a recreational vehicle shall not be deemed a dwelling unit and the usage of a recreation vehicle for living, sleeping or housekeeping purposes and the connection of such vehicle to utility services (other than for periodic maintenance and/or repair purposes) shall be prohibited unless the vehicle is located in a camping and recreational vehicle park so designed to accommodate recreation vehicles. These vehicles, as well as all boats, watercraft and trailers, must be parked or stored in the rear yard meeting all setback requirements in the district in which the property is located.
(B) Commercial vehicles.
(1) On any lot of less of than one acre in size which is located in a residential subdivision of more than ten lots, commercial vehicles which may be parked on an overnight basis shall be limited to school buses, vans and pick-up trucks (if no greater than 5,000 pounds). This requirement shall not be interpreted to prohibit vehicles from loading and unloading household goods in any residential (R-A, R-20, R-10) district for a period of up to 24 hours, nor shall this restrict the overnight parking of freight truck tractors without trailers on any such lot.
(2) Except for occasional vehicles loading or unloading household goods in a residential subdivision (U-Haul, moving van), all vehicles must be parked off the street right-of-way.
(3) No residentially-developed lot may be used as the base of operation for any freight hauling truck.
(Ord. passed - -, § 5.19) Penalty, see § 10.99