The purpose of this chapter is to reduce fire hazards, alleviate police problems, prevent unsightly neighborhood nuisances and restrict the uses of the property to the purposes for which they are intended by regulating out-of-doors storage, repair and dismantling of vehicles within the Town.
(Ord. 26, 1966; Ord. 299-00)
No person may repair, dismantle or perform work on an automobile, boat, motorcycle or other mechanized vehicle or conveyance on private property out-of-doors within areas visible from public rights-of-way for a period of more than 10 consecutive days, except as allowed as a properly licensed business activity.
(Ord. 26, 1966; Ord. 299-00)
A. 
Storage Defined. For purposes of this section, storage means the parking of a vehicle, including an automobile, boat, recreational vehicle, trailer or motorcycle, in the same approximate location for a period of 72 consecutive hours or more.
B. 
Storage on Nonresidential Property. The storage of vehicles is prohibited on all nonresidential property unless the vehicles are within an approved storage facility.
C. 
Storage on Vacant Lots. The storage of vehicles is prohibited on vacant lots. Storage is permitted as an accessory use to a residential unit.
D. 
Storage or Parking on Private Residential Property. The storage or parking of vehicles on private residential property is prohibited in the area between the primary residence and the street frontage (on both frontages if a corner lot) if the vehicle is visible from public rights-of-way, except if parked or stored on an approved space or on the driveway. In no case may the vehicle overhang the public sidewalk or public right-of-way.
(Ord. 299-00; Ord. 356-05)