10 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Allen County, Indiana.
Verified from official government sources
In unincorporated Allen County, licensed and operable recreational vehicles, campers, boats and pull-behind trailers up to 100 sq ft may be parked at a home only in a driveway or on an improved surface directly connected to a driveway.
Allen County Zoning Ordinance 3-4-2-1(3)(A)(1)
In any residential district, licensed and operable automobiles, vans, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, campers, boats, small (one-ton, panel or pickup) trucks, and pull-behind trailers up to 100 square feet in size shall only be permitted to be parked in a driveway or on an improved surface directly connected to a driveway.
Residential vehicles in unincorporated Allen County may only be parked in a driveway or on an improved surface directly connected to it. Parking or storing vehicles on grass or unpaved ground is prohibited on any property.
Allen County Zoning Ordinance 3-4-7-5
...the provisions... shall not apply to single and two family dwellings. However, the parking, storage, or display of motor vehicles on grass or other similar areas that do not have a paved or gravel surface shall not be permitted on any property.
In residential districts, semi-trailers, semi-trucks, buses, trucks over one ton, and other large commercial vehicles are prohibited from being parked or stored outside, unless the parcel is A1 agricultural and over five acres.
Allen County Zoning Ordinance 3-4-2-1(3)(B)
The vehicles noted below shall be prohibited to be parked or otherwise stored outside of a public right-of-way in residential districts unless permitted in (3)(A)(3) above: ... School, religious institution, or similar buses; Semi-trailers; Semi-trucks; Large pick up or panel trucks (over one ton); ... Other large commercial vehicles not otherwise listed.
The Allen County Traffic Ordinance bans parking on sidewalks, within intersections, within 5 feet of any driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, and other specified places on unincorporated county roadways.
Allen County Traffic Ordinance 8-15 (Prohibited in Specified Places)
No person shall park a vehicle except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with law or the direction of a police officer or traffic control device in any of the following places: On a sidewalk...; Within five (5) feet of a public or private driveway...; Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.
Allen County sets no general overnight street-parking ban. But an illegally parked vehicle that stays ticketed for more than 48 hours, or that creates a safety hazard, may be towed and impounded by county police.
Allen County Traffic Ordinance 8-15 (illegally parked vehicles)
Whenever an illegally parked vehicle has been found and ticketed by a police officer... and the vehicle remains illegally parked for a period in excess of 48 hours, or whenever an illegally parked vehicle presents a hazard to the safety and well being motorists, pedestrians or the general public, said illegally parked vehicle may be taken into custody.
Allen County has no specific ordinance regulating residential electric-vehicle charging stations. A home EV charger is treated as a normal electrical installation under the state-adopted Indiana electrical and building codes, requiring the usual electrical permit.
It is unlawful to leave any abandoned, partially dismantled, non-operating, wrecked or junked vehicle on public or private premises in unincorporated Allen County. The county Building Department can remove and dispose of it.
Allen County Code 6-9-2 (Abandoning Vehicle on Public or Private Premises)
It shall be unlawful for any person to abandon any vehicle on any public or private premises within unincorporated Allen County... No person shall leave any partially dismantled, non-operating, wrecked or junked vehicle on any public or private premises within unincorporated Allen County.
Allen County does not have a residential curb-painting ordinance. Curb markings, signs and painted no-parking zones on county roads are placed by the Allen County Highway Department; residents may not paint public curbs to reserve or restrict parking.
The Allen County Traffic Code defines curb loading zones - passenger curb loading zones reserved for vehicles while loading or unloading passengers. Stopping outside those uses in a marked loading zone can be ticketed on county roadways.
Allen County Traffic Ordinance 8-15-1-13 (Curb Loading Zone)
Curb Loading Zone. A curb loading zone reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles while loading or unloading passengers.
Oversized vehicles - buses, semi-trailers, semi-trucks, trucks over one ton, and pull-behind trailers over 100 sq ft - may not be parked outside on residential lots. They are allowed outside only on A1 agricultural parcels over five acres, and only two of them.
Allen County Zoning Ordinance 3-4-2-1(3)(A)(3)
In an A1 district, on parcels that are over five (5) acres, two of the following motor vehicles may be parked outside: School, religious institution, or similar buses; Semi-trailers; Semi-trucks; Large pick up or panel trucks (over one ton); and Pull-behind trailers over 100 square feet in size.
1 cities in Allen County have their own parking rules rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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