Commercial Vehicle Restrictions: Camarillo vs Ojai

Can I park my work truck at home in Camarillo?

A single personal work vehicle may be permitted if it meets size and weight restrictions under CMC Title 19. Large commercial trucks over 10,000 lbs, vehicles with prominent signage, and heavy equipment are generally prohibited. Check your HOA CC&Rs, as most Camarillo HOAs prohibit all commercial vehicles.

Can I park a box truck or moving van on my street?

Temporary parking for active loading/unloading is generally allowed. Extended parking of large commercial vehicles on residential streets may violate local regulations. The 72-hour street parking limit applies to all vehicles.

Does my HOA allow commercial vehicles?

Most Camarillo HOAs prohibit commercial vehicles from being parked on residential lots, driveways, or common areas. Some make exceptions for personal work vehicles parked in a garage. Review your CC&Rs for specific provisions.

Can I park my work truck at home in Ojai?

A single personal-use commercial vehicle may be parked at your residence if it meets size and weight limits. Large commercial vehicles (over 10,000 lbs) or those with heavy equipment may be restricted. Check with Community Development at (805) 646-5581.

Are farm vehicles treated differently in Ojai?

Agricultural vehicles used for active farming on agricultural-zoned property may receive different treatment under Ojai's zoning code. Contact Community Development for guidance specific to your property's zoning.

Can contractors park on residential streets?

Contractors may park commercial vehicles on residential streets during active work at a nearby property. Overnight or extended parking of contractor vehicles is subject to the 72-hour limit and commercial vehicle restrictions.