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RV & Boat Parking: Altadena vs South San Gabriel

How do rv & boat parking rules compare between Altadena, CA and South San Gabriel, CA?

Altadena and South San Gabriel have similar restriction levels.

Altadena, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

LA County Code Section 22.112.080 allows RV/boat storage in residential zones only in side or rear yards behind the required front setback, screened from view. Street RV parking is limited under Title 15.

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South San Gabriel, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

RV and boat parking on streets in unincorporated LA County is subject to the 72-hour limit. Title 22 zoning may restrict RV/boat storage on residential property depending on the zone. Vehicles must be operable and currently registered. Commercial vehicles have separate restrictions.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactAltadenaSouth San Gabriel
Code SectionLA County 22.112 + CSD 22.306.070.A.5-
Front Yard StorageProhibited-
Side/Rear YardAllowed if screened-
Street 72-Hr RuleYes-
Street Parking-72-hour limit applies
Property Storage-Subject to Title 22 zoning
Registration-Must be current
Commercial Vehicles-Separate restrictions

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Altadena FAQ

Can I park my RV in my Altadena driveway?

On the driveway itself yes, but storing it in the front yard (outside the driveway) is a violation. Side and rear yards are permitted if screened.

South San Gabriel FAQ

Can I park my RV on the street in LA County?

Yes, but not for more than 72 consecutive hours under CVC 22651(k). Some communities have additional restrictions on oversized vehicles. Check posted signs in your area.

Can I live in an RV on my property in LA County?

No. Living in an RV parked on residential property is prohibited under Title 22 zoning and building code. RVs are not permitted dwellings regardless of property ownership.

Where can I store my RV or boat on my property?

On a paved surface in the side or rear yard in most residential zones. Some zones require screening from public view. Front yard storage is typically prohibited. Check Title 22 for your specific zone's requirements.

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