(a) The owner of a particular lot, be that lot either a zoning lot or a lot of record, may park, store outside or utilize one and only one recreational vehicle owned by him or her on said lot. Should two abutting lots or a series of abutting lots exist under common ownership, all such lots shall be combined and considered as one lot for the purposes of this section and only one recreational vehicle owned by the resident may be parked, stored or used thereon. At no time may a recreational vehicle be placed upon a non-abutting vacant lot.
(b) Outdoor parking and storage of a recreational vehicle on any residential lot as described in this chapter shall be limited to a recreational vehicle owned by the resident of the particular lot, however, so long as not more than two recreational vehicles are placed on any described lot, temporary parking of a recreational vehicle not owned by the resident of the property shall be allowed under the following circumstances:
(1) There shall be no connections to water, gas, sanitary sewer or septic tank.
(2) All electrical service must be from the primary electrical service.
(3) The temporary parking shall be for no more than 24 hours unless such time is extended by the Chief of Police or the Chief's designee. The extension may not exceed five days, and such a situation may not occur more than four times per year for any residence.
(c) Temporary use of either a recreational vehicle owned by the resident of a particular lot, or of an allowed recreational vehicle parked on a temporary basis, is authorized based upon the fulfillment of conditions (b)(1), (2) and (3) of this section.
(d) When a recreational vehicle is parked or stored as allowed by this section, it must not in any way encroach upon any existing right-of-way, and in relation to both front and side yards, it must be placed so as not to endanger passing motorists or pedestrians, or prohibit access of safety personnel or equipment.
(Ord. 106A-33. Passed 1-9-02.)