A. Number: No more than one recreational vehicle may be parked outdoors on a lot in any zoning district. Recreational vehicles stored in an enclosed permanent structure are exempt from this standard. A recreational vehicle and the trailer used to convey it shall be considered one recreational vehicle. Non-motorized personal watercraft, such as canoes and kayaks, shall not be included as part of the total number of recreational vehicles allowed on a lot.
B. Use: Recreational vehicles shall not be used for living, sleeping or housekeeping purposes while located within Village boundaries. Recreational vehicles shall not be connected to sewer, water, or other utilities for any period of time, except for temporary service connections for basic maintenance.
C. Principal And Accessory Structures: Recreational vehicles shall not be permitted on a lot without a principal structure. Recreational vehicles shall not be used as accessory structures, but may be kept within an enclosed accessory structure provided that the accessory structure is allowed in accordance with the requirements of section 10-7-4, "Accessory Structures And Uses", of this title.
D. Operability: Recreational vehicles shall remain operable at all times. Recreational vehicles shall not be permanently affixed to the ground in a manner that would prevent timely removal.
E. Proprietorship: Recreational vehicles shall be owned, leased, or rented by the occupant of the property on which the recreational vehicles are parked.
F. Location: Recreational vehicle parking is allowed in the interior side yard and/or rear yard. Recreational vehicles shall be parked at least one foot (1') from the interior side lot line, except when the driveway provides shared access for two (2) adjacent properties, and at least three feet (3') from the rear lot line.
G. Parking Surface And Dimensions: Recreational vehicles must be parked on a hard surface, all-weather, dustless material equal in length and width to the recreational vehicles being parked and/or stored. (Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018)