Section
302.8 is revised by the addition of 302.8.1:
Section 302.8.1. Parking of MOTOR/RECREATIONAL vehicles.
All MOTOR/RECREATIONAL vehicles stored on the property must
be properly registered, inspected, and insured. MOTOR/RECREATIONAL
vehicles shall be parked on a premise’s driveway; except as
follows: a single family detached dwelling or two family dwelling
(as defined in the Zoning Ordinance) is permitted to install a second
or separate off-street parking area to park recreational vehicles
so long as the second parking area is not located within any right-of-way
and at least three feet from side and rear property lines if parked
in the rear yard. The surface of the second parking area can be paved
or constructed with crushed stone and must be a large enough to accommodate
any area of the recreational vehicle that is in contact with the ground.
For the purposes of fire safety, a minimum of six feet separation
distance from the home/structure to any recreation vehicles parked
directly between two houses.
An existing paved driveway may be extended with a gravel or
stone addition for the storage of currently inspected and insured
motor vehicles. All motor vehicles and recreational vehicles stored
on the property shall be in a state of good repair and appearance.
For the purposes of this Section, the term recreational vehicle
shall include motor homes, truck-mounted campers, travel trailers,
folding tent campers, motor vehicles adapted for vacation, residential
or recreational use, snowmobiles, minibikes, go-karts, boats, boat
trailers and utility trailers.
Vehicles shall not be used for living facilities, storage nor
for a commercial purpose.