(A) Type A Commercial Vehicles. Type A Commercial Vehicles shall not be parked or stored in a residential area or district. except:
(1) Type A Commercial Vehicles may be parked or stored in a residential area or district within a wholly enclosed garage; and
(2) Type A Commercial Vehicles may be parked in a residential area or district between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. for a temporary period for the purpose of performing business contracted for by the owner or agent of residential property.
(B) Type B Commercial Vehicles. Type B Commercial Vehicles may be parked in a residential area or district in a wholly enclosed garage, or in a side or rear yard that is accessible by alley, public or private road, so long as the vehicle is concealed or obscured from view from adjacent private property and public rights-of-way by a building, wall, screen, fence, dense shrubbery, solid hedge or other similar obstacle six feet in height except where height restrictions are controlled by the city's land improvement code.
(C) Nothing contained herein shall apply to taxicabs picking up or discharging passengers, or to commercial vehicles in the process of delivering parcels, or to owner- rented moving vans on the day of their use.
(D) Except in conjunction with authorized active and continuing construction, no construction equipment such as earth-moving machines, excavators and cranes shall be parked in any residential area or district.
(E) In no event shall more than one commercial vehicle be parked or stored on residential property, per dwelling unit, outside of a completely enclosed garage.
(F) All material used for commercial purposes and stored on a commercial vehicle that is parked in a residential area or district shall be completely covered and/or containerized. No material which is hazardous, obnoxious, offensive or has bad odors or dust emanating therefrom may be stored on a commercial vehicle that is parked in a residential area or district.
(G) The restrictions of this section shall apply to the parking of commercial vehicles in any alley, street or public right-of-way abutting a residential property, or in any driveway of a residential property, even if such residential property is located in an area or district that is not zoned residential.
(Ord. O-96-39, passed 10-16-96)