Parking Rules in Davidson County, NC (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Davidson County, North Carolina.
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Abandoned Vehicles
In unincorporated Davidson County a residential lot may keep only one junked motor vehicle, and it must sit behind the front building line. On non-residential property, any junked vehicle must be fully screened from the street and neighboring residential lots by a building, fence, or planting at least six feet high.
Davidson County Junked Vehicle Limit
Some RestrictionsDavidson County Zoning Ordinance, § VI.2(F)
(F) Junked Motor Vehicle. 1) Accessory to Residential Use. One (1) vehicle meeting the definition of "motor vehicle, junked," is permitted. The vehicle must be located behind the front building line of the principal building. 2) Accessory to Non-residential Use. Any vehicle meeting the definition of "motor vehicle, junked" shall be stored, parked or placed on the property so as to be totally sc...
Loading Zones
Every industrial and commercial building in unincorporated Davidson County must provide dedicated off-street loading space, separate from required parking. Each space needs a minimum 12-foot width, 60-foot depth, and 16-foot vertical clearance, sized to let a semi-trailer truck maneuver in one continuous motion.
Davidson County Off-Street Loading Standard
Some RestrictionsDavidson County Zoning Ordinance, § VI.6(F)-(G)
(F) Off Street Loading and Unloading Requirements. 1) An off-street loading space shall have a minimum width of 12 feet, a minimum depth of 60 feet and have a vertical clearance of 16 feet above finished grade of the space. 2) Every industrial and commercial structure shall provide space for off-street loading and unloading of vehicles in addition to the required off street parking spaces. 3) S...
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