(A) Seasonal parking. Parking of a recreational vehicle in a residential driveway is allowed during the customary season of use. Parking of out of season recreational vehicles is considered in storage and would have to meet the storage criteria as identified below. Parking time limits do not apply if the vehicle's primary use is for transportation of the owner. Parking of recreational vehicles shall not obstruct views of pedestrians and/or drivers and shall be 15 feet from exterior edge of roadway and five feet from exterior edge of sidewalk.
(B) Storage.
(1) Location. The recreational vehicle shall be parked on a lot with an inhabited dwelling unit as follows:
(a) Rear yard: setback distance shall be five feet from the rear lot line, or shall meet the setback requirements of an accessory building.
(b) Side yard: the recreational vehicle cannot project past the front wall of the house. Setback distance from the side lot line shall be three feet, or shall meet the setback requirements of an accessory building.
(2) Size. The space which can be dedicated to vehicular storage shall not exceed one- half of the ground floor area of the main building.
(C) Condition of recreational vehicle. The recreational vehicle shall be fully operational and display the current license plate/registration. It cannot be used for living or housing purposes and shall not have any fixed connections to electricity, water, gas, or sanitary sewer.
[Amended 10-13-2014]