Parking Rules in Citrus County, FL (2026)
4 rules for unincorporated Citrus County, Florida.
Verified from official government sources
Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
Citrus County bans parking, stopping, or standing trucks in Coastal and Lakes Residential, High Density Residential, most Planned Unit Development, Mobile Home Park, and Recreational Vehicle Park land use districts within unincorporated territory. Other residential and mixed-use districts allow one truck per lot only as a Conditional Use on parcels over five acres.
Truck Parking Rules in Citrus County, FL
Significant RestrictionsCitrus County Land Development Code Sec. 3320 (Chapter Three, Use Standards, Ord. 2026-A16)
A. Trucks, as defined by this LDC, shall not be parked, stopped, or allowed to stand in any CLR, Coastal and Lakes Residential; HDR, High Density Residential; PUD, Planned Unit Development (except PUD-Industrial, or where otherwise authorized by ordinance); MHP, Mobile Home Park and RVP, Recreational Vehicle Park, land use districts other than to load or unload building materials, merchandise, ...
Street Parking Limits
Citrus County bars parking, stopping or standing on public roads and rights-of-way without an official sign's authorization, and separately bans parking within 25 feet of a fire hydrant or in any fire, police or ambulance lane, under Code §§ 98-33 and 98-36, in the unincorporated county.
Citrus County On-Street Parking Rules
Some RestrictionsCitrus County Code §§ 98-33, 98-36
Any owner of a vehicle who obstructs a public road or road right-of-way with a vehicle or who parks, stops or stands any vehicle upon a public road or road right-of-way, unless specifically authorized by an official sign to do so, shall be presumed to have done so willfully and in violation of this article, if the obstruction is allowed to remain on the road or road right-of-way for a period of...
Abandoned Vehicles
Keeping an abandoned, unlicensed or inoperable vehicle anywhere in unincorporated Citrus County is a declared public nuisance, and a vehicle left in a road right-of-way gets tagged with a 72-hour removal notice before the county has it towed at the owner's expense.
Citrus County Abandoned Vehicle Removal
Some RestrictionsCitrus County Code §§ 20-41, 20-45
It shall be a violation of this article for any person, firm or corporation to keep, dump, store, place or deposit abandoned, unlicensed, inoperable, junked, disabled, wrecked, discarded or otherwise unused vehicles or vehicles without a valid registration or tag on any property, street, or highway... the officer shall place a tag on the vehicle notifying the owner that the vehicle must be remo...
Loading Zones
In unincorporated Citrus County, every commercial and industrial building must provide off-street loading space sized to the delivery trucks it expects, and the space has to be built and usable before the county will issue a Certificate of Compliance or Local Business Tax Receipt.
Citrus County Off-Street Loading Space Rules
Some RestrictionsCitrus County Land Development Code § 7290
A. The off-street loading requirements of this section are intended to provide minimum standards necessary for loading and unloading of goods for the various commercial and industrial uses permitted by this chapter to protect the capacity of the County's street system, to avoid undue congestion resulting from loading and unloading activities, and to lessen unnecessary conflicts between trucks a...
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