Recreational vehicles, except those licensed as commercial vehicles, may be stored or parked on any lot or parcel in all residentially zoned districts, subject to the following requirements:
(A) Recreational vehicles stored or parked shall not have fixed connections to electricity, water, gas or a sanitary sewer, and at no time shall such equipment be used for living, sleeping or housekeeping purposes.
(B) Any recreational vehicle bearing a current license plate and owned by and titled to an occupant of a residential dwelling may be parked and/or stored in the rear open space of such residence not less than ten feet from the rear lot line when abutting a residential dwelling and not less than five feet from any side lot line which abuts a residential dwelling and not less than 25 feet or the equivalent of the side setback of the principal building, whichever is least, when abutting an adjacent side street.
(C) Any recreational vehicle as defined in this subchapter may be parked on a driveway for purposes of loading and/or unloading for a total of not more than six days (144 hours) during any one calendar month; provided, however, that each loading and/or unloading period shall not exceed three consecutive days (72 hours).
(D) The storage of recreational vehicles on a residential lot or parcel shall be limited to two such vehicles and only those vehicles owned by and licensed or registered to the occupant of the residential lot or parcel on which the vehicle is stored.
('68 Code, § 5-1203) (Ord. 549, passed 5-19-80) Penalty, see § 72.99