(A) Generally. There shall be no parking of any motor vehicle, trailer or vessel on public property in a location where the village has posted such location as “no parking.”
(B) Unlicensed motor vehicles, trailers and vessels. Where such parking or storage is otherwise authorized, there shall be no parking or storage upon any public property of a motor vehicle, vessel or trailer that does not have a current valid registration number and/or license plate.
(C) Parking and storage in parks. There shall be no parking or storage of any motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, trailer or vessel upon any village owned park unless:
(1) Such parking is expressly permitted by village ordinance; and/or
(2) A posted sign expressly designates the parking or storage of a particular type of motor vehicle, trailer or vessel, and such parking and/or storage shall then only be permitted in the locations and for the type of vehicle, trailer or vessel expressly authorized by the posting.
(D) Parking and storage on public rights-of-way. There shall be no parking or storage of any trailers or vessels upon any public right-of-way, unless expressly authorized by posted signage.
(1) A recreational vehicle shall not be parked in a public right-of-way for a continuous period longer than 12 hours, and when removed, may not again be parked in a right-of-way within one mile of the same location for a period of at least five days. All other parking and storage of recreational vehicles upon a public right-of-way shall be prohibited. Notwithstanding the prohibition set forth in this section, in the event the owner of a recreational vehicle is certified by the state as being handicapped, and upon advanced written notice to the Chief of Police, a recreational vehicle may be parked in a public right-of- way by or on behalf of such person for a continuous period of not longer than 72 hours for the purpose of loading and/or unloading, and when removed, may not again be parked in a right-of-way within one mile of the same location for a period of at least five days. In all events, the parking of a recreational vehicle in a public right-of-way shall not be situated so as to be located in the path of through vehicular travel.
(2) A commercial vehicle shall not be parked or stored on any public right-of-way located in a residential zoning district except in connection with active on-the-job use, provided, in all events, on-the-job use shall not exceed a period of 12 hours except in the case of such parking or storage in connection with active work being performed on the right-of-way in question.
(E) Other Public Property. There shall be no parking and/or storage of any commercial vehicle, recreational vehicle, trailer or vessel on any other public property not expressly specified above, except to the extent permitted by other ordinance, or unless authorization is expressly posted, and, if posted, then parking and/or storage shall be permitted only in the locations and for the type of motor vehicle, trailer or vessel expressly authorized by the posting, and only for parking or storage as expressly authorized by the posting.
(Ord. 7.05, passed 7-10-89; Am. Ord. 7.06, passed 1-8-90)