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CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF WYOMING, OHIO
CERTIFICATION
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ADOPTING ORDINANCE NO. 1789-1983
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COMPARATIVE SECTION TABLE
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PART ONE - ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
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PART FIVE - GENERAL OFFENSES CODE
PART SEVEN - BUSINESS REGULATION CODE
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351.17 RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT ZONE.
   (a)   A residential parking permit zone is hereby established during the months of September through June in the following areas:
      (1)   East side of Springfield Pike between Wentworth and Chestnut.
      (2)   South side of Pendery between 111 Pendery and Burns Avenue.
      (3)   South side of Pendery between 13 Pendery and Springfield Pike.
      (4)   North side of Pendery from 208 to Burns.
      (5)   All of Barney Avenue.
      (6)   All of Stout Avenue.
      (7)   The North and South side of Wentworth between Burns Avenue and Springfield Pike;
      (8)   Burns Avenue between Pendery and Chestnut.
   (b)   Parking of any vehicle on a public street within the residential parking permit area is limited to two hours maximum on School Days between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. unless such vehicle displays a valid permit issued by the City of Wyoming. The City Manager may suspend the permit parking regulations for special community events or for street construction and repair projects in the general area.
   (c)   Residents, property owners, or tenants within or contiguous to a Residential Permit Parking Zone may obtain permits from the City of Wyoming to park their vehicles or their guests to park their vehicles on streets within the Residential Permit Parking Zone.
   (d)   The City Manager shall issue rules and regulations governing the manner in which persons shall obtain and display permits and shall cause appropriate signs to be erected to effectuate this section.
   (e)   A permit shall not guarantee or reserve for the holder of a permit an on-street parking space within the Residential Permit Parking Zone or exempt the permit holder from parking restrictions or prohibitions established pursuant to authority other than this section.
   (f)   The following acts are unlawful and in violation of this section:
      (1)   Providing false information to the City of Wyoming for the purpose of obtaining a parking permit;
      (2)   Allowing the use or display of a parking permit on a vehicle other than that for which the permit was issued;
      (3)   Copying, producing or otherwise bringing into existence a facsimile or counterfeit parking permit;
      (4)   Using or displaying a facsimile or counterfeit parking permit;
      (5)   Displaying or failing to surrender a parking permit revoked by the City Manager.
   (g)   The City Manager is authorized to revoke the residential parking permit of any person found to be in violation of this section.
   (h)   A violation of any provision of Section 351.17 is a minor misdemeanor.
(Ord. 6-2002. Passed 4-15-02.)
351.18 PARKING OF COMMERCIAL CARS OR TRUCKS, TRAILERS, OR SEMI-TRAILERS.
   (a)   No commercial car, truck, trailer, or semi-trailer, as defined in subsections (1) through (2) hereof, may be stored or parked in any residential area except as herein provided. Such vehicles may be parked in a residential district when the operator is making pick-ups, deliveries, or during those times when he/she is on a premises performing service calls, construction work, or other activities requiring the use of the vehicle.
      (1)   "Commercial car or truck" means any motor vehicle that has motor power and is designed to be used for carrying or that is used to carry merchandise or freight or that is used as a commercial tractor as defined in Ohio R.C. § 4501.01(D) and (J) or that:
         A.   Is identified by lettering or design thereon as used for commercial purposes, provided that a mere arrangement of colors, shall not be deemed a design, or
         B.   Contains commercial products, tools, equipment or other items used in commerce which are in plain view, or
         C.   Is registered and licensed as a commercial car or truck.
      (2)   "Trailer" and "semi-trailer" means any vehicle without motor power designed to be propelled by a separate motor powered vehicle designed for carrying merchandise or freight as defined in Ohio R.C. § 4501.01(M) and (P).
   (b)   No specialized use vehicle, such as, but not limited to, a bus, tow-truck, trench digger or loader of any size or rating may be stored or parked in a residential district.
   (c)   This section does not apply to any motor vehicle having motor power, which does not come within the definition of either a commercial car or truck as set forth herein, and which is of three-fourths ton rating or less. (Ord. 17-2012. Passed 11-19-12.)
351.19 PARKING AND STORAGE.
   (a)   All house trailers, motor homes, mobile homes, travel trailers, truck campers, as defined in Ohio R.C. 4501.01, or major recreational equipment, which includes boats, boat trailers and truck covers, when not in an enclosed garage, shall be stored, parked or erected on a paved or approved gravel parking surface to the rear of the rear building line, but not in front or side yard or front side of the house, except that in no case shall it be closer to the rear or said property line than five feet. In addition, on corner lots parking or storage shall not be permitted on the side yard nearest the public street. Such equipment regardless of size, may be parked in the front driveway of any premises for a period of not to exceed seven days in any calendar year, for purposes of loading, unloading and visiting.
      (1)   Maximum size. House trailers, mobile homes, motor homes, travel trailers, truck campers and major recreational equipment exceeding eight feet in width, including attachments, or ten feet in height, from ground to uppermost part, or thirty feet in length overall shall not be stored or parked for other than loading, unloading or visiting on any lot in a residential district of the City.
      (2)   Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a)(1) herein, truck campers when mounted on a truck not exceeding rated capacity of three-fourths ton and motorized camper-type vehicles including vans, not exceeding a rated capacity of three-fourths ton, which are licensed as house vehicles, may be parked in the front or side driveway.
      (3)   Temporary permission may be given by the City Manager to any resident for the front or side yard parking for the purpose of sale of any of the equipment listed in this section for a period not exceeding fourteen days in any thirty day period.
      (4)   House trailers, mobile homes, motor homes, travel trailers, truck campers and major recreational equipment in excess of the maximum size specified in subsection (a)(2) hereof may be parked or stored in rear yards in districts other than residential provided they are screened from view of primary and secondary thoroughfares and from any adjoining residential property.
      (5)   Use and occupancy. Upon the written approval of the City manager a house trailer, mobile home, motor home, travel trailer, truck camper or major recreational equipment, may be occupied as living quarters, or sleeping accommodations for no longer than fourteen days in any district in the City. No fixed connections for electricity, water, gas or sanitary sewers shall be permitted. Upon the approval and regulation of the City manager, a business or commercial trailer may be permitted on a temporary basis during construction or other special circumstances.
      (6)   The City Manager may grant relief from the operation of subsection (a)(1) hereof where it is established that there is not access for house trailers, mobile homes, motor homes, travel trailers, truck campers or other major recreational vehicles to be parked or stand to the rear of the rear building line, and no space exists for storage or parking of such equipment on the lot to the rear of the rear building line, then permission may be granted by the City Manager to park or store those items of equipment, on the lot forward of the rear building line, but as close to the rear building line as possible, expect that in no case shall it be closer to the rear or side property line than five feet. Such equipment shall not be located in such a way as to eliminate the parking spaces required under the Zoning Code. Applications for such permission shall be made to the City Manager on forms prescribed by him and shall be accompanied by a fee in accordance with the most current schedule of fees adopted by Council.
         (Ord. 17-2012. Passed 11-19-12.)