Ideas to Address RV Parking
I am a 12 veteran of RV camping in a class B motor home. I am presently looking to relocate to the eastern Ohio area (Mahoning and Trumbull Counties) and am working with a real estate agent. Importa...
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Ideas to Address RV Parking
I wanted to find out what was totally legal and what wasn't it. This was after being in the neighborhood for many years with no problems. More to it than what I thought. I found out there are many RV parking laws that effect me. And looking up those laws up I found it even more confusing. And not that any of them are enforced in my neighbor, that is until somebody complains.
For example:
(parked on street outside of my home)... Have to have vehicle attached to any pull unit. And no vehicle (even my car) can't be parked over 72 hours and must not used as living quarters. And no "over size" vehicles. "Over size" means able to park in single size parking spot and not over so high (can't remember how high)
(physically parked on my property) ..."Parked and Stored" is OK, but can't be lived in and no utilities hooked up nor used a sleeping quarters. Unless a permit is issued. Permits are issued for temp living quarters for no more than 6 months to build or "restore" primary living quarters, such as living in RV to re-build your house after a fire or major re-model. But totally OK if RV is used by a "caregiver" to provide care to the occupant of the primary residence. But can't park closer than 5 feet from property line (set back).
Basically between my city, county and health department, fire and police it's hard to spell out common since.
