Parking Rules in Bonneville County, ID (2026)
5 rules for unincorporated Bonneville County, Idaho.
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RV & Boat Parking
Bonneville County requires RVs, trailers, campers and boats that sit idle more than a month to be stored behind the building setback line at home, and limits on-street loading stops to 48 cumulative hours per week.
Bonneville County RV and Boat Parking Rules
Some RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 71.01(F)
All recreational vehicles, trailers, campers, boats, motorcycles shall not be parked on any street, road or highway other than for the purpose of loading or unloading such vehicle in an expeditious manner not to exceed a cumulative total of 48 hours in any consecutive seven-day time period.
Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
Bonneville County requires commercial vehicles and farm machinery not used at least once a month to park behind the building setback line at a residence, and caps roadside loading stops at two hours.
Bonneville County Commercial Vehicle Parking Limits
Some RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 71.01(B)
All recreational vehicles, trailers, campers, boats, motorcycles, commercial vehicles and farm machinery not regularly used (moved at least once per month) shall be stored or parked behind the building setback line and not in front of the residential dwelling unit and behind the side yard setback line for corner lots for the side yard facing the street, road or highway.
Street Parking Limits
Bonneville County bans parking in 13 specific locations, from fire hydrants to intersections, and only allows on-street parking where the road has enough pavement width to accommodate it.
Bonneville County On-Street Parking Restrictions
Some RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 71.01(D)
Parking shall only be allowed on county streets which are designed with enough additional pavement width to allow for on street parking. No vehicle shall be parked upon any street within the county for a period of more than 48 consecutive hours in the same location. Any vehicle so parked or stored may be removed by or under the direction of any peace officer and may be impounded in accordance w...
Abandoned Vehicles
Bonneville County bars unlicensed, inoperable, stripped or junked vehicles from being parked or stored on any road, street or unincorporated right-of-way, and limits how much yard space can hold them even on private property.
Bonneville County Junked Vehicle Storage Rules
Some RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 71.01(A)
No vehicle which is not properly and currently licensed and in operating condition, or any stripped dismantled or junked machinery, salvage material, debris, vehicle body or parts may be parked, stored or maintained upon any roads, streets, sidewalks or highways in the unincorporated area of the county, and that none of the items described above may be parked, stored or maintained on any premis...
Loading Zones
Bonneville County requires off-street loading space on the same lot for manufacturing, storage, retail and similar uses, sized at 10 by 25 feet with 14 feet of clearance for every 20,000 square feet of building floor space.
Bonneville County Off-Street Loading Standards
Some RestrictionsBonneville County Code of Ordinances § 156.055
OFF-STREET TRUCK LOADING SPACE. Off-street loading and unloading space shall be provided on the same lot for every building used for manufacturing, storage, warehousing, goods display, department store, grocery, hotel, hospital, mortuary, laundry, dry-cleaning or other use similarly involving the receipt or distribution by vehicle of materials or merchandise. Each space, unless otherwise ade...
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