(a) No person shall park a truck tractor, trailer, tractor trailer rig, school bus, commercial tractor, truck of more than one-half ton capacity, bus trailer, semitrailer, pole trailer, moving van, or any motor vehicle or motorcycle bearing commercial license plates or otherwise conspicuously identified as being used in an on-going commercial enterprise, within a residential district of the City, including a public street or highway, except to make deliveries or pick-ups, or for the loading or unloading of persons, or while engaged in the normal course of business, unless such truck tractor, trailer, tractor trailer rig, school bus, commercial tractor, truck, bus, trailer, semitrailer, pole trailer, moving van, or any motor vehicle or motorcycle bearing commercial license plates or otherwise conspicuously identified as being used in an on-going commercial enterprise is parked or stored in a completely enclosed structure.
(b) No person, shall park a truck tractor, trailer, tractor trailer rig, school bus, commercial tractor, truck of more than one-half ton capacity, semi-trailer, pole trailer, moving van, or any motor vehicle or motorcycle bearing commercial license plates or otherwise conspicuously identified as being used in an on-going commercial enterprise, on any parking lot, playground, athletic field, vacant lot, public or private school, or church premises, except to make deliveries or pick-ups, or for the loading or unloading of persons, or while engaged in the normal course of business, or for a period of two hours or less while parked in the parking lot of a business that is open to the public for the purpose of patronizing said business.
(c) The existence of any unattended truck tractor, trailer, tractor trailer rig, school bus, commercial tractor, truck of more than one-half ton capacity, bus trailer, semi-trailer, pole trailer, moving van, or any motor vehicle or motorcycle bearing commercial license plates or otherwise conspicuously identified as being used in an on-going commercial enterprise, on any parking lot, playground, athletic field, vacant lot, public or private school, or church premises, or within any residential district in the City shall be prima facie evidence of a violation of this section and the burden of proof of the existence of an exception shall be on the person charged with a violation.
(Ord. 214-1988. Passed 10-3-88; Ord. 92-2006. Passed 5-15-06; Ord. 175-2009. Passed 9-21-2009.)