The off-street parking and/or storage of any recreational vehicle on any residential property shall be subject to the following conditions.
(A) Except as provided in division (B) below, all recreational vehicles shall be parked and/or stored:
(1) In the rear yard or interior side yard of a property; and
(2) In a front yard if the recreational vehicle is setback from the front property line by at least the required building setback for zoning district, and is completely obscured from view at the street by landscaping materials.
(B) On a residential property with lake frontage, recreational vehicles may also be parked and/or stored in the yard between the house and the street on a hard surface such as concrete or asphalt. No landscape screening shall be required for lake front properties.
(C) Recreational vehicles parked and/or stored on a property shall be subject to the height provisions of § 157.045, accessory buildings.
(D) Recreational vehicles may also be parked and/or stored in a garage.
(E) Recreational vehicles may be parked anywhere on a residential property not to exceed 48 hours for unloading and loading purposes.
(F) At no time shall any recreational vehicle be parked and/or stored on a residential lot that has no principal building; provided, however, that this division (F) shall not apply if:
(1) Said lot is adjacent to a lot on which there is an occupied residence;
(2) Both lots are under common ownership; and
(3) The recreational vehicle parked and/or stored on the vacant lot is owned by and licensed and/or registered to the occupant of the residence on said adjacent lot.
(G) Recreational vehicles parked and/or stored on a residential premises shall be kept in good repair and carry a current license plate and/or registration.
(H) At no time shall any recreational vehicle be used for living or housekeeping purposes, nor shall it be connected to water or sanitary sewer facilities.
(I) The parking and/or storage of recreational vehicles on any residential property shall be limited to only vehicle owned by and licensed and/or registered to the occupant of the dwelling on the residential lot on which the vehicle is stored.
(J) In the case of a multiple-family dwelling, a complex of multiple-family dwellings or a manufactured home park, the village may require a screened area, in addition to off-street parking-spaces be provided on the site for the parking and storage of recreational vehicles.
(Ord. 259, passed 10-24-1995; Ord. 347, passed 1-27-2002; Ord. passed 2-1-2012) Penalty, see § 157.999