city parking ordinane
Currently fighting my city to park a future travel trailer on my property. Speaking with alderman and the city planner, they showed me this ordinance language under Parking prohibited category. Unde...
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mobeewan wrote:
Bumper tow ain't got no motor. Stop reading into it what it doesn't say just because what you think it "might" mean.
Mobee..
Sorry you feel this way, BUT, YOU need to stop INTERPRETING IT YOUR "WAY".
YOUR "interpretation" is MOST LIKELY to be WRONG.
As Ralph has pointed out, PA (where I live) DOES INDEED REALLY ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT QUESTION, USE MOTORIZED RV TO INCLUDE TRAVEL TRAILERS AND 5TH WHEELS. So, in PA, the rules use ONE WORDING INTERCHANGEABLY.
In the case of states DMV definitions most if not all "states" will USE the definitions set forth by the FEDERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The LOCAL jurisdictions (City, town, county) typically take definitions from their States own DMV rules and regulations when considering local ordinances.
Most city/town/counties WILL HAVE BUNCHES OF LAWYERS reviewing ordinances and regulations BEFORE they are enacted..
THE ONLY REAL WAY TO FIND OUT IF THE OP CAN PARK A RV TRAILER IS TO ASK THEIR OWN CITY/TOWN/COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Making up your own "rules" base on your own interpretation of "semantics" is a sure fire way to get yourself into hot water with your neighbors and local officials which REALLY have the "final say"..
Myself, I INTENTIONALLY found a RURAL place to buy and live, my land is zoned AGRICULTURAL which means I can park RVs on my land, cars on my land, I can mow it, or not, I can garden, or not, I can run a legit business on it, or not or leave it a trash heap like my neighbor across the street..
Unless my neighbor is running a drug ring, I don't care what they do or don't do.. That IS the way it should be..
But when you buy in a city or in a "plan" you sign away a lot of your own freedoms. It IS the "price" you pay to live there.
