Parking of RV's in Front of Resident's Houses
The city council of Garden Grove, CA has passed a new regulation that will require residents with RV's to register with the city for a no-cost permit to park their RV's in front of their residences f...
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Several years my city not too far from the OP did the same thing,Good Sam sent letters to all the members in the city with info about our rights and laws that have to be followed,such as signage and other things.
At the first City Council meeting there were about 900 people there,not all against it but the majority. After 2 years of negotiating an ordinance was passed,making it legal to park on your property with certain boundaries and plot plans of all the houses in the city and where they can be parked. They also have permits for guests.
We get up 72 hours in 1 day permits they are free with 52 days per household per vehicle with up to 2 vehicles. It has worked out fairly well, there are still some that set for more than that but the city only will check if a complaint is lodged or the roaming parking enforcement just happens to sees them. I just used it for 3 days to do some work on mine then parked it back beside my house.
If needed I take it off the street for one day then get another permit for how many days I need.
I have lived here for 40 years and one reason I liked it was being able to park my RV and toy trailer on the street when needed but I can live with the this ordinance.
At the first City Council meeting there were about 900 people there,not all against it but the majority. After 2 years of negotiating an ordinance was passed,making it legal to park on your property with certain boundaries and plot plans of all the houses in the city and where they can be parked. They also have permits for guests.
We get up 72 hours in 1 day permits they are free with 52 days per household per vehicle with up to 2 vehicles. It has worked out fairly well, there are still some that set for more than that but the city only will check if a complaint is lodged or the roaming parking enforcement just happens to sees them. I just used it for 3 days to do some work on mine then parked it back beside my house.
If needed I take it off the street for one day then get another permit for how many days I need.
I have lived here for 40 years and one reason I liked it was being able to park my RV and toy trailer on the street when needed but I can live with the this ordinance.
