(a) In Residential Districts. A single recreational vehicle as defined herein per dwelling unit may be parked or stored in a Residential District provided that it is:
(1) Not occupied for living or sleeping purposes for more than seven consecutive nights;
(2) Not parked on a public street for more than seventy-two consecutive hours;
(3) Stored in its collapsed position if it is a vehicle of the collapsible type not stored in a garage; and
(4) Parked or stored in a location determined by the following:
A. The vehicle shall be parked in a garage, carport or covered parking space, where one is available on the premises large enough to accommodate the vehicle;
B. Otherwise, the vehicle shall be parked in the driveway to the rear of the actual building line of the principal building that is opposite the street to which the driveway has access where this is possible to do;
C. Otherwise, where the dimensions of actual side yards and the absence of an alley make compliance with subsection (a)(4)B. impossible, the vehicle shall be parked in the driveway ahead of such building line but not encroaching upon any public sidewalk;
D. Otherwise, where the dwelling unit does not have its own driveway, the vehicle shall be parked in an open off-street parking space.
(b) In Other Districts. There shall be no restrictions on parking of recreational vehicles in nonresidential districts, other than those concerning outdoor storage.
(Ord. 19-92. Passed 9-9-19.)