(A) As used herein "commercial-type vehicle" shall mean motor vehicles meeting any one of the following classifications:
(1) Having dual rear wheels;
(2) Having a design load carrying capacity of over one ton.
(3) Designed to carry more than 12 passengers, including driver.
(4) Any vehicle designed to carry business equipment such as having racks or storage bins (exclusive of a single tool box).
(B) No commercial-type vehicle, airplane, boat, boat trailer, housecar, recreational vehicle (RV), bus, mobile home, trailer, camper, tractor, or part of such vehicle shall be parked or stored on any property zoned single-family residential or on the side of any street adjacent to such property, in the city, except in a garage.
(C) No vehicle which is inoperable shall be habitually parked or kept on any lot (except in the garage) or on any street in the city.
(D) Notwithstanding the provisions of division (A), any motor vehicle may be temporarily parked upon any legal driveway, exclusive of commercial vehicles as hereinafter defined.
(E) Notwithstanding the provisions of the foregoing divisions, nothing contained herein shall prohibit the temporary parking on a legal driveway or street for cumulative periods of 12 days or less during any calendar year, or for continuous periods of 72 hours or less of a motor vehicle being used in connection with improvements to or maintenance of the residence served during such periods of construction or maintenance, or while such vehicle is being prepared for use or prepared for storage.
(F) The fact that any vehicle which is illegally parked is registered in the name of a person, firm or corporation shall be considered prima facie proof that such person was in control of the automobile at the time of such parking.
(G) The owner of any property on which there is any vehicle parked in violation of this section shall be subject to the same penalties as the owner of the vehicle or person illegally parking or storing the vehicle.
(I) The provisions of this section shall not apply to the parking or storage of a recreational vehicle where such use has been substantially continuous since January 1, 1990, and such use was not prohibited by the applicable deed of restrictions, provided however, this exception shall expire upon the sale of or transfer of title to the affected lot.
(J) Vehicles owned by residents that have visible business advertisements may only be parked in a garage or out of sight from the traveled portion of the street.