Chapter 22.28 PARKING OUTSIDE PARK


Section 22.28.020 Parking on Private Property Prohibited - Exception.

It is unlawful for any mobile home to park outside a licensed recreational vehicle or mobile home park on any property other than on the city streets and avenues except as provided in this title.
    1. A mobile home may not be parked for a period to exceed forty-eight hours on the premises of any occupied dwelling or business building, nor more than twenty-four hours on any lot which is not a part of the premises of any occupied dwelling or business building except in a licensed mobile home park unless a storage permit therefor shall have been first obtained as required herein, and a storage permit fee of five dollars paid to the city clerk.
    2. The owner of said mobile home to be temporarily stored over forty-eight hours must secure, and file with the city clerk, a consent in writing from the owner of the property whereon said mobile home is to be located and further must secure the consent in writing of a majority of the resident property owners, or owners of the majority of property frontage within three hundred feet in any direction from the proposed location of the entrance of said mobile home and on both sides of the street and alley, exclusive of the width of streets, avenues and alleys.  He then shall be permitted to park and store said mobile home on the rear of private property, after having secured a permit to do so from the Manager of Inspection Services Division or his designee which permit shall be for a period not to exceed thirty days and when said mobile home is parked and/or stored as aforesaid, it shall not be used for habitation purposes.
    3. Any owner of a recreational vehicle may park or store such recreational vehicle on the rear yard of a single family residential property subject to the following conditions:
        a. A recreational vehicle parked or stored shall not have fixed connections to electricity, water, gas or sanitary sewer facilities, and at no time shall this recreational vehicle be used for living or housekeeping purposes.
         b. If the recreational vehicle is parked or stored outside of a garage, it shall be parked or stored in the rear yard no closer than two feet of the property lines of said dwelling lot.  An appeal to the board of adjustment sections of this code, may be taken if hardship results from said placement limitations
        c. Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph b, a recreational vehicle may be parked anywhere on the premises for loading or unloading purposes, for a period of not more than forty-eight hours.
        d. All recreational vehicles must be kept in good repair and carry a current year's license and/or registration.
        e. The parking or storage of an unoccupied recreational vehicle, being a movable or portable dwelling, constructed to be towed on its own chassis and connected to utilities and designed without a permanent foundation for year around living, is specifically prohibited.  (Ord. 2003-0437; 90/T-8267)