town ordinace against travel trailers on city streets
I park my travel trailer on the street year round, our city it proposing an ordinance against it, what do other cities have out of curiousity?
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We live in one of the "smallest" cities in Virginia and our ordinance states that only vehicles that are currently registered (therefore have insurance) and tagged can be parked ON the street for more than 72 hours. After that, they can be towed. I had a lengthy conversation with one of our councilmen about this ordinance and it's affect or really non-affect on RV's since in Virginia, they must be insured, tagged and registered. This keeps the cars up on blocks out of the road, yards and in public site.
Just a note, ours is parked on our property on a gravel driveway that we built specifically for that purpose with 30 amp service, cable hookup and near our water supply. It is adjacent to the roadway, but with 15' of clearance off the road.
Just a note, ours is parked on our property on a gravel driveway that we built specifically for that purpose with 30 amp service, cable hookup and near our water supply. It is adjacent to the roadway, but with 15' of clearance off the road.
