§ 93.097 TRAILERS AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES.
   (A)   Agricultural Districts.
      (1)   All provisions within this section may be exempt for agricultural purposes with the approval by the Zoning Administrator at the direction of the Land Use Committee
      (2)   The parking of not more than one boat and/or unoccupied recreational vehicle or utility trailer (not exceeding ten feet wide and 38 feet long) in the rear yard or in a completely enclosed garage is hereby permitted; provided that no living quarters or businesses shall be maintained in any such recreational vehicle and/or utility trailer, and provided further that the parking of recreational vehicle and/or utility trailer shall comply with the setback requirements for accessory buildings of the district in which it is located. (See § 93.051)
      (3)   A maximum of four large transport trailers shall be permitted on lots larger than ten acres which shall be parked at least 100 feet or greater from the front, side, and rear yard setback.
      (4)   Commercial trailers are prohibited with the exception of those used exclusively for agricultural purposes, including livestock, grain, fertilizer and any other agriculture related cargo.
      (5)   No recreational vehicle or trailers shall be parked on any public street or right-of-way except those temporarily parked while actively loading or unloading for a period of time not to exceed 48 consecutive hours in any one-week period provided that the normal traffic flow is not interrupted.
      (6)   Trailers shall not be used for advertising purposes.
   (B)   Residential Districts.
      (1)   The parking of not more than one recreational vehicle or utility trailer (not exceeding ten feet wide and 38 feet long) in the rear yard or in a completely enclosed garage only is hereby permitted; provided that no living quarters or businesses shall be maintained in any such camp trailer and/or utility trailer, and provided further that the parking of camp trailer and/or utility trailer shall comply with the setback requirements for accessory buildings of the district in which it is located. (See § 93.051)
      (2)   Recreational equipment or trailers shall be parked on a paved or graveled all-weather surface.
      (3)   No recreational equipment or trailers shall be parked on any driveway, street or adjacent right-of-way except those temporarily parked while actively loading or unloading for a period of time not to exceed 48 consecutive hours in any one-week period.
      (4)   Recreational vehicles or trailers shall not be used for advertising purposes.
      (5)   Residential trailers shall not impede safe entry to or exit from any house and does not inhibit emergency access to and from any structure.
      (6)   Large transport trailers are prohibited.
   (C)   Manufacturing and Business Districts.
      (1)   A large transport trailer, recreational vehicle, and utility trailer shall be allowed on a commercial property and shall not be placed in the required designated parking area for the business.
      (2)   No recreational vehicles or trailers shall be parked on any drive aisle, public, street or adjacent right-of-way except those temporarily parked while actively loading or unloading for a period of time not to exceed 48 consecutive hours in any one week period.
      (3)   Recreational vehicles or trailers shall not be used for advertising purposes.
(Ord. 2014-18, passed 4-16-2014)