Parking Rules in Gresham, OR (2026)

Gresham Revised Code § 8.25.050(1),(3)

Properties developed with a single detached dwelling or duplex shall have no more than five motor vehicles, including not more than two recreational vehicles, and one abandoned vehicle per GRC 8.35.010(1)(c)(i), parked or stored per dwelling. (2) All motor vehicles shall be parked on a hard surface, such as compacted gravel, concrete, asphalt or similar durable material. Soil, and loose roc...

Gresham Community Development Code § 7.0420(B)(6)

For single detached dwellings, when the driveway is located in the front yard, the driveway width is limited to the width of the garage door plus two feet on either side. For carports located in the front yard, the width of the driveway shall be limited to the width of the carport. Where there is no garage or carport, the maximum width of the driveway shall be 16 feet when the driveway is locat...

Gresham Revised Code § 8.25.010(3)(b)

Park or permit to be parked, any of the following vehicles on any public highway, road, street, or right-of-way within the city, except for the immediate loading or unloading of persons or property: (a) recreational vehicle unless issued a permit pursuant to GRC 8.25.015; (8) 10 GRESHAM REVISED CODE (b) vehicle or combination of vehicles (vehicle plus any towed unit) in excess of 10,0...

Gresham Revised Code § 8.25.010(2), (13)

(2) Park, or permit a vehicle owned, operated or controlled by the person to be parked, on a public or private street and do any of the following: ... (b) Park for a longer period of time than designated by official signs, parking meters or other markings placed by the city, county or state, except on Sundays and holidays. Parking time limits shall be effective only between the hours of 8:00 a....

Gresham Revised Code § 8.25.010(7)

Parks or permits to be parked on a street or other public property a motor vehicle or personal property for a period in excess of 72 consecutive hours; except a motor vehicle may be parked on a street at the address where the vehicle is registered if parking is permitted on that street and it is not a hazardous or abandoned vehicle, as defined in GRC 8.05.020. (8) Interferes with or cuts off a...

Gresham Community Development Code § 7.0420(F)(2)(e)

Provide a Level 2 or better electric vehicle charging unit that is accessible to all units on site. Alternatively, this provision may be met by providing one 240-volt outlet (or better) for each unit that is accessible from at least one parking space for the unit. City of Gresham Development Code [7.0400]-9 (06/26) f. Provide pervious paving for all uncovered hardscape areas on site...

Gresham Revised Code § 8.25.010(2)(a)

Park where official signs or markings such as curbs painted yellow or red, have been installed prohibiting standing, stopping, or parking. (b) Park for a longer period of time than designated by official signs, parking meters or other markings placed by the city, county or state, except on Sundays and holidays. Parking time limits shall be effective only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:...

Gresham Community Development Code § 9.0840

Parking of passenger vehicles may be allowed in off-street loading areas subject to specific time limits to prevent conflicts with off-street loading activities. If parking is allowed, the parking time limits shall be clearly posted. These parking spaces shall not count towards meeting general parking requirements. 5. Required Off-Street Loading Dimensions. a. Industrial. Each required off-str...

Gresham Revised Code § 8.25.020(1)-(3)

(1) Where maximum parking time limits are designated by sign, the aggregate time of all stops of any vehicle shall not exceed the posted limit: (a) within any eight hour period, where a time period in excess of two hours is posted; (b) within any four hour period, where one or two hour period parking is posted; or (c) within any two hour period, where a period of less than one hour is posted. (...

Gresham Revised Code § 8.30.020(1)(d), (2)

(1) No person shall commit, cause, or allow: (a) a vehicle to block, impede or interfere with the vision or normal flow of vehicular, bicycle or pedestrian traffic on public or private streets and sidewalks; (b) a vehicle to pose an immediate danger to the public or environmental safety, such as a vehicle with leaking fluids that are at risk of entering into the public stormdrains or causing ...