Parking Rules in Iredell County, NC (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Iredell County, North Carolina.
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RV & Boat Parking
Iredell County limits a private recreational vehicle campsite to one RV per parcel under Land Development Code Performance Requirement R34, rising to three units only where the parcel has at least ten acres per unit. Any RV used for camping must sit at the zoning district's principal-structure setback, connect to an approved sewer system, and vacate the parcel after ninety days each calendar year.
Iredell County RV Campsite Parking Limits
Some RestrictionsIredell County Code of Ordinances, Land Development Code section R34 (Ch. 3, Performance Requirements)
A.One RV may be permitted per parcel. However, a maximum of three (3) RV's may be permitted on a parcel with a minimum of ten (10) acres per unit.B.Shall meet setbacks of the zoning district for principal structures.C.An adequate and safe sewer system shall be provided either by a municipal system or a system approved by the appropriate County or State agency vested with the authority to approv...
Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
Iredell County expressly prohibits using mobile homes, travel trailers, tractor trailers, mobile storage units, mobile office units, shipping containers and similar vehicles for storage purposes in every residential district and in the Office and Institutional district.
Iredell County Bans Tractor Trailer Storage in Residential Zones
Significant RestrictionsIredell County Code of Ordinances § 3.1.1, Performance Requirement R1(D)
D. Use of mobile homes for storage prohibited in residential and O&I district The use of mobile homes, travel trailers, tractor trailers, mobile storage units, mobile office units, shipping containers and similar vehicles for storage purposes shall be expressly prohibited in all Residential and Office and Institutional Districts.
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