Parking Rules in Floyd County, GA (2026)
3 rules for unincorporated Floyd County, Georgia.
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Driveway Rules
Before cutting a curb or laying a driveway onto a county road in unincorporated Floyd County, you need a written permit from the county. Sec. 2-16-7 caps residential driveway width at 30 feet, limits the entry angle to between 60 and 90 degrees, and restricts grade within the right-of-way to 15 percent, all administered through the building inspection office.
Floyd County Driveway Construction Standards
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Code § 2-16-7
Sec. 2-16-7. - Driveway construction standards. (a)No curb shall be changed or removed, and no driveway on or across a public street or a public right-of-way or public property shall be repaired or installed without first having a written permit from the county. ... (1)Residential driveways:a.Maximum driveway width shall be thirty (30) feet at the ditch line or point of intersection with the ro...
Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
A household in unincorporated Floyd County can keep only one commercial vehicle parked outdoors on a residential lot. The Unified Land Development Code (Appendix B) ties outdoor vehicle storage to the same capacity limits set for private garages, one commercial vehicle per family, on top of garage limits of up to four automobiles for a one- or two-family dwelling.
Floyd County Commercial Vehicle Parking Limit
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Unified Land Development Code § 4.2.3(a)-(b)
a.Private garage not to exceed the following storage capacities; one or two-family dwelling, 4 automobiles; multi-family dwelling, 2 automobiles per dwelling unit; group dwelling, 1½ automobiles per sleeping room.b.Outdoor parking area for motor vehicles, provided that such space does not exceed the maximum respective storage capacities listed in (a) above; and provided that such space shall no...
Abandoned Vehicles
Floyd County Code § 2-11-21 bans leaving a junked vehicle on private property in unincorporated Floyd County for more than 30 days, and an abandoned motor vehicle on public property for more than 3 days. Vehicles kept out of ordinary public view, such as behind a fence or in a building, and vehicles at a licensed salvage or repair business, are exempt.
Abandoned Vehicle Rules, Unincorporated Floyd County
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Code § 2-11-21
No person shall park, store, leave, or permit the parking, storing or leaving of any abandoned motor vehicle or any junked vehicle upon any public property within Floyd County for a period of time in excess of three (3) days. Nor shall any person park, store, leave or permit the parking, storing or leaving of any junked vehicle upon any private property within Floyd County for a period of time ...
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