(a) No commercial vehicles, as herein defined, or other vehicle which infringes on the residential character, shall be stored or parked in a residential district, excluding vehicles which are stored in an enclosed building or vehicles used in agriculture which are an integral part of an on-site agricultural business. Infrequent, short term parking, during the day, of a commercial vehicle for conveying tools and materials to the premises, for use on the premises, or the delivery or moving of goods to or from a dwelling unit is exempt from this section.
(b) Recreational vehicles, that is, vehicles utilized for recreational purposes, including all-terrain vehicles, racing vehicles, campers, boats, boat trailers and utility trailers, may be parked or stored on driveway in front yard of any residential district. The aforementioned may be stored in the rear or side yard, but shall be a minimum of three feet from the lot line.
(c) Truck tractors and/or truck trailers shall not be parked, except for making deliveries, in any residential or commercial districts.
(d) No inoperable vehicle shall be parked within a residential district for a period of more than 7 days, but may be stored in an enclosed building providing no business is conducted in connection therewith while such vehicle is parked or stored.
(e) Recreational and utility equipment parked or stored may have fixed connections to electricity, water, gas or sanitary sewer facilities, but at no time shall this equipment be used for living or housekeeping purposes.
(f) On one lot there shall be no more than two pieces of equipment parked or stored outside. A mounted piece of equipment is construed as one piece; disassembled as two pieces.
(g) Recreational vehicles shall not be permitted to be parked on any residential street, alley, or village right of way.
(h) Recreational vehicles and utility equipment parked or stored are required to be properly licensed and registered.
(i) No parked recreational vehicle shall be visually impairing to traffic.
(Ord. 35-16. Passed 12-21-16.)