Motorhome parked in driveway

rgatijnet1 wrote:

msmith1199 wrote:

rgatijnet1 wrote:

jerseyjim wrote:
Let us look at this for real:

The answer is simply to park any RV in the back yard...BEHIND the house. It is then out of the way....and accessible. Problem solved.

Yep, I'm sure that every RV owner has access to, and room, in their back yard. ;)
Let's see, the distance from the back of my house to the LAKE is 25 feet. Perhaps I can get the City to fill in the lake. :B
Then, of course, there are setback requirements and many homes in developed neighborhoods do not have enough room on either side of the house to drive an RV to the back yard.

Then store your RV at an RV storage facility. Part of the checklist for anybody buying an RV is to factor in a legal place to park it.

Did you read the original post? It was parked legally and now the community wants to change the rules. There may not be an RV storage facility in the area since this was not an issue before.

There are RV storage places available to the OP. Storage

Passin Thru wrote:
We have the best politicians money can buy. Get going on the signatures, ask people to support your side and go to the meeting with a well written speech. Mark Twain said, To give a good speech, Be brief, be humorous and be seated.
Zoom in on this and tell me which house has a Motorhome parked behind it.

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Coco+Palm+Dr,+Tustin,+CA+92780//@33.7162757,-117.8144227,144m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m8!4m7!1m5!1m1!1s0x80dcdc0eb5606323:0x2a7159d0e0630f6a!2m2!1d-117.8141913!2d33.7157526!1m0

The link shows one of those ghettos so popular with developers in last 20 years. Good for sharing coffee with your neighbour without going outside.
I am in favor of classic properties.
What is wrong with RV on this picture?
IT IS ON THE DRIVEWAY

jerseyjim wrote:
Let us look at this for real:
Those that are not RVers tend to look at an RV in the driveway...in front of the house as an eyesore. They are big....and many would say "block the view".
Even those of us who ARE Rvers....I can personally say that a nearby neighbor had a large 5th that was being repaired (for years) right in front of his house...with blue tarps and obvious damage (repairs being done) to the exterior...but taking so long as to be objectionable to even me.

The answer is simply to park any RV in the back yard...BEHIND the house. It is then out of the way....and accessible. Problem solved.

I own an RV and happen to believe it should not be stored in front of the house.

We have the best politicians money can buy. Get going on the signatures, ask people to support your side and go to the meeting with a well written speech. Mark Twain said, To give a good speech, Be brief, be humorous and be seated.
Zoom in on this and tell me which house has a Motorhome parked behind it.

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Coco+Palm+Dr,+Tustin,+CA+92780//@33.7162757,-117.8144227,144m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m8!4m7!1m5!1m1!1s0x80dcdc0eb5606323:0x2a7159d0e0630f6a!2m2!1d-117.8141913!2d33.7157526!1m0

msmith1199 wrote:

rgatijnet1 wrote:

jerseyjim wrote:
Let us look at this for real:

The answer is simply to park any RV in the back yard...BEHIND the house. It is then out of the way....and accessible. Problem solved.

Yep, I'm sure that every RV owner has access to, and room, in their back yard. ;)
Let's see, the distance from the back of my house to the LAKE is 25 feet. Perhaps I can get the City to fill in the lake. :B
Then, of course, there are setback requirements and many homes in developed neighborhoods do not have enough room on either side of the house to drive an RV to the back yard.

Then store your RV at an RV storage facility. Part of the checklist for anybody buying an RV is to factor in a legal place to park it.

Did you read the original post? It was parked legally and now the community wants to change the rules. There may not be an RV storage facility in the area since this was not an issue before.

rgatijnet1 wrote:

jerseyjim wrote:
Let us look at this for real:

The answer is simply to park any RV in the back yard...BEHIND the house. It is then out of the way....and accessible. Problem solved.

Yep, I'm sure that every RV owner has access to, and room, in their back yard. ;)
Let's see, the distance from the back of my house to the LAKE is 25 feet. Perhaps I can get the City to fill in the lake. :B
Then, of course, there are setback requirements and many homes in developed neighborhoods do not have enough room on either side of the house to drive an RV to the back yard.

Then store your RV at an RV storage facility. Part of the checklist for anybody buying an RV is to factor in a legal place to park it.

jerseyjim wrote:
Let us look at this for real:

The answer is simply to park any RV in the back yard...BEHIND the house. It is then out of the way....and accessible. Problem solved.

Yep, I'm sure that every RV owner has access to, and room, in their back yard. ;)
Let's see, the distance from the back of my house to the LAKE is 25 feet. Perhaps I can get the City to fill in the lake. :B
Then, of course, there are setback requirements and many homes in developed neighborhoods do not have enough room on either side of the house to drive an RV to the back yard.

Let us look at this for real:
Those that are not RVers tend to look at an RV in the driveway...in front of the house as an eyesore. They are big....and many would say "block the view".
Even those of us who ARE Rvers....I can personally say that a nearby neighbor had a large 5th that was being repaired (for years) right in front of his house...with blue tarps and obvious damage (repairs being done) to the exterior...but taking so long as to be objectionable to even me.

The answer is simply to park any RV in the back yard...BEHIND the house. It is then out of the way....and accessible. Problem solved.

Write a letter to Donald Trump and tell him your problem!

msmith1199 wrote:

Kayteg1 wrote:

But once you allow city to dictate what you can or can't do on your property, there is no end..

Can you find me one single incorporated City in California (and probably any city in the US) that doesn't have a big giant book of ordinances about what you can or can't do on your property? Every thing from RV's in the front yard, to broken down cars, to laundry lines, to trash, to weeds, to running business, to parking cars on the grass, and the list goes on and on.

If you want fewer rules, then don't live in a City, but even in the Country there will be rules. They just aren't as strictly enforced as most cities.

You are right. You won't find such city in whole World, what is unfortunate.
But that is why we have such disputes, so we can figure out optimal line.
We are all here educated people with different life experience, what gives is the power city councils will never have.
So what is your opinion how far city can affect your life?
IMHO city is fine to tell me how tall fence I can make, or how big or tall house I can build.
But telling me what vehicle I can drive or park is over the line for me.