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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pappcam wrote:
We have a 48 or 72 hour limit in our city. During camping season when it's not actually at a campsite, I have mine in my driveway except for the day before a trip because my driveway is too sloped to use my fridge on. I pull it on the street the day before the trip to cool the fridge down so I can load it up and hook up and leave the next day.
When it's not camping season it's at the storage compound.
I would definitely not want a neighbour to keep their RV on the street all year.
Our driveway slopes to our house. So when we had the TT at the house, we parked on the side towards the back of the house. When we would get ready for a trip, we would pull it out to the top of the driveway to cool the fridge. But then we moved it to a storage yard because it became a pain to get out of the yard. Now with the motorhome, we park it in the driveway. We still pull it to the top of the driveway the night before leaving to cool off the fridge if we need to. But, we live in the county. We are in a neighborhood but there is no association. Our driveway is long enough that I can park another 32' or longer RV behind ours. If we couldn't have it there, then we would have it where we could or not live there.
