§ 150-25. Accessory parking.

A. 

One commercial vehicle owned and used by a resident of the premises may be parked in the R-1 and R-2 Residence Districts only if not exceeding one-ton capacity and only if parked within a completely enclosed garage.

B. 

One boat or one house trailer, motor home, camper, camping vehicle or camping trailer (hereinafter collectively referred to as "vehicle") owned and used by the resident or residents of the premises may be parked in the R-1 and R-2 Residence Districts, provided that:

(1) 

Such boat or vehicle does not have an overall length in excess of 36 feet or exceed 102 inches in width.

(2) 

Such boat or vehicle is not resided in or occupied at any time while parked on the property.

(3) 

Such boat or vehicle is parked within the confines of a completely enclosed building; provided, however, that one such vehicle may be parked in the open under the following terms and conditions:

(a) 

At no time shall such boat or vehicle be parked or stored in the front of the dwelling or so as to infringe upon the minimum side yard and rear yard requirements as set forth in § 150-15.

(b) 

Any such boat or vehicle shall be stored behind the rear building line either behind the dwelling or effectively screened from the street or, in the case of corner lots, from both streets, by shrubs, bushes, evergreen trees, other natural screening or fencing.

C. 

Nothing herein contained shall prohibit a resident from permitting the temporary parking on the resident's property, either indoors or outside, of one house trailer, motor home, camper, camping vehicle or camping trailer belonging to a guest of such resident, provided that;

(1) 

Such vehicle does not have an overall length in excess of 36 feet,

(2) 

Such vehicle is not resided in or occupied at any time while parked on the property.

(3) 

The total number of days in each calendar year that any such vehicle may be parked does not exceed 15 days.

(4) 

A permit for such purpose is obtained from the Police Department.

Amended 2-8-1973; 3-12-2003 by Ord. No. 5-03