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Ashwaubenon, WI Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

Significant Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Banned in
Platted residential districts, nonheavy routes, posted zones
Weight threshold
Over 10,000 lb licensed vehicles
Also banned
Semitrailers, semitractors, wreckers, off-road equipment
Base fine
$100.00 flat parking ticket
Escalated fine
$140.00 after second notice
Exception
Active loading, unloading or construction work only

Summary

Village Code § 7-4-109 bars stopping, leaving standing or storing heavy trucks, semitrailers, wreckers and off-road construction equipment in any platted residential district, on nonheavy traffic routes, or in posted 'No Truck Parking' areas, with a narrow exception for vehicles actively loading, unloading or working an active construction site.

(A) No person shall stop, leave standing or store any of the following vehicles or motorized construction equipment in a platted residential district, on nonheavy traffic routes and any areas posted "No Truck Parking," except temporarily when actually engaged in unloading, loading, rendering a service, active construction site, or in the case of loading or unloading shall not include picking up or dropping off personal property or performing personal errands. ... (1) No motor vehicle requiring a license which exceeds 10,000 pounds, except as defined in section 7-148. ... (7) No motor-driven construction equipment designed principally for off-road use, including a motor scraper, backhoe, motor grader, compacter, excavator, tractor, trencher or bulldozer. ... (B) Violation of this section shall result in a $100.00 parking ticket.

Full Breakdown

Section 7-4-109(A) lists seven categories of vehicles and equipment that may not stop, stand or be stored in a platted residential district, on a nonheavy traffic route, or anywhere posted 'No Truck Parking': any licensed motor vehicle over 10,000 pounds (unless it meets the trailer definition at § 7-4-148), auto-salvage wreckers, licensed trailers, semitrailers, semitractors, any vehicle requiring an apportioned license, and off-road construction equipment such as scrapers, backhoes, motor graders, compactors, excavators, tractors, trenchers and bulldozers. The only carve-out is temporary presence while actually unloading, loading, rendering a service, or working an active construction site, and the code is explicit that 'loading or unloading' does not cover picking up or dropping off personal property or running personal errands, closing the workaround of parking a rig at a house to unload groceries.

The rule keeps semis, wreckers and heavy equipment out of Ashwaubenon's residential streets rather than banning every oversized vehicle village-wide; posted 'No Truck Parking' signs extend the same ban onto specific nonresidential streets the Village designates. 00 after a second notice, plus court costs if it goes to municipal court.

Violations & Fines

A violation of § 7-4-109 is a $100.00 parking ticket per § 7-4-109(B). Under the escalation schedule at § 7-4-154(D), an unpaid ticket rises to $115.00 after a first notice and $140.00 after a second notice, with court costs added if the matter proceeds to municipal court.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a contractor's dump truck park on my residential street overnight?
Not under § 7-4-109. Any licensed vehicle over 10,000 pounds, including a dump truck, is banned from platted residential districts except while actually engaged in an active construction job on that street; parking it overnight after the crew leaves is exactly what the ordinance targets.
Does the truck parking ban apply to my own pickup?
Only if it exceeds 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight and isn't covered by the trailer definition in § 7-4-148. Most personal pickups fall under that weight and are not affected; the ban targets semitrailers, wreckers, apportioned-license trucks and off-road construction equipment.
What does an illegally parked semi cost the owner in Ashwaubenon?
A first ticket under § 7-4-109(B) is $100.00 flat. Section 7-4-154(D)'s schedule then raises an unpaid ticket to $115.00 after a first notice and $140.00 after a second notice, with court costs on top if the case goes to municipal court.

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