It shall be unlawful for anyone to store trucks, (box, semi, and the like) trailers, or commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, boats, motor homes, travel trailers, or campers as defined in this title, on properties in residential zoning districts unless they comply with the following rules (except for loading and unloading).
(A) Such storage shall not be located closer than three feet to any side or rear lot line and ten feet of any street line. Property owners may appeal these setbacks to the Board of Public Works and Safety.
(B) Travel trailers or campers shall not exceed 40 feet in length and eight feet in width.
(C) Only one such travel trailer or camper shall be permitted to be stored outdoors in any required yard setback areas of a lot on any residential zoning district.
(D) No travel trailer or camper stored in conformance with this subsection shall remain in such storage for longer than 12 consecutive months.
(E) Any such vehicle stored in accordance with this subsection shall not be occupied and shall not be provided with utility connections other than required for vehicle maintenance and shall not be used for storage of any non-recreational material.
(F) The within section shall not apply to the storage of any construction vehicles engaged in construction for an active construction site within residential zoning district.
(G) Only one commercial vehicle of a rated capacity not exceeding two tons with two axels, owned or used by a resident of the premises, shall be permitted to be regularly parked or be garaged on a lot in any residential zoning district. The vehicle must follow the above rules.
(H) All vehicles must be registered and be licensed (refer to no thru-trucks and the like within the city corporate limits).
(Ord. 1-2024, passed - -2024) Penalty, see § 71.99