§ 26-57. Parking limitations; record of movement in and out of parks; inspections.

(a)

No person shall park, place or locate a recreational vehicle upon any public street, or within any area of a public park not designated for recreational vehicle usage, within the city for a period of more than four hours, except in cases of emergency.

(b)

No person shall park, place or locate a recreational vehicle which is used for living quarters, or in which cooking is done, on any lot, tract or parcel of land for a period of more than 24 hours unless within a licensed recreational vehicle park, except as follows:

(1)

Recreational vehicles may be parked on land owned by persons whose business is the repair of recreational vehicles; provided, however, that when they are so parked, their use for living, sleeping, storing or working quarters is prohibited.

(2)

Recreational vehicles may be parked for storage purposes as long as such storage does not violate any deed restriction or other ordinance or regulation of the city.

(c)

It shall be unlawful for any person to locate or maintain for occupancy any recreational vehicle other than in a duly licensed and lawful recreational vehicle park, except as set out herein.

(d)

Prior to the allowing a recreational vehicle to be placed within a recreational vehicle park, the owner of the park shall cause such recreational vehicle to be registered on a check-in/check-out list. The check-in/check-out lists shall include the name and permanent address of the owner or occupant of the recreational vehicle, a description of the make, model, and license of the recreational vehicle, the length of stay, the condition of recreational vehicle, and number of occupants. Such list shall be kept in the offices of the park and available for review by the city's building officials during reasonable office hours.

(Code 1993, § 46-61; Ord. No. 2000-04, § 2, 6-17-2000)