Sec. 130-62

Other

• Inoperable vehicle storage

  In all zoning districts within the city an inoperable vehicle is prohibited except: (1) Inoperable vehicles may be stored in a fully enclosed private garage or parking structure; (2) One inoperable vehicle may be stored externally if it is covered by a factory design car cover; or (3) In non-residential zoning district, the foregoing requirements shall not apply to inoperable vehicles stored within an area that is enclosed on all sides with opaque walls or fences and is a permitted motor vehicle repair or motor vehicle service use.

• Oversized vehicle parking on residential lot

  Any vehicle registered for personal use of the occupant and 1) exceeds a gross weight of 10,000 pounds, 2) is in excess of 21 feet in length, or 3) is wider than 102 inches, may be parked on the owner's residential lot provided that it is parked in conformance with the following requirements: (1) The vehicle is parked in an off-street parking space located to the side or rear of a principal structure and not located between a principal structure and any adjacent streets, and is certified under section 130-63; or (2) The vehicle is kept within an enclosed structure.

• Oversized vehicle parking in residential districtZoning districtA mapped area with one set of rules, identified by a code like R-1 or B-2. prohibitedProhibitedNot allowed in the district at all, short of rezoning or a variance.

  In any residential district within the city, the parking or storage of any oversized vehicle on a residential lot is prohibited, except when such vehicle or equipment is being used to provide a specific service on-site directly related to the construction, repair, expansion, or rehabilitation of the residential use.

• Temporary parking outside of parking space6 hours

  motor vehicles may be parked temporarily outside of the parking space on a residential lot for a period not to exceed six hours in any 24-hour period solely for the purpose of unloading or cleaning the vehicle.