Camarillo's zoning code restricts the parking of commercial vehicles in residential zones. Oversized commercial vehicles, trucks with visible business signage, and heavy equipment generally cannot be stored on residential streets or in residential driveways. One personal work vehicle may be allowed subject to size and weight limitations.
CMC Title 19 zoning standards limit commercial vehicle parking in residential zones to maintain neighborhood character. Large commercial vehicles (typically those exceeding 10,000 lbs GVWR or certain length/height limits) may not be stored on residential property. One personal work vehicle used by a resident may be allowed if it meets size restrictions and is properly parked. Vehicles with prominent commercial advertising or signage are restricted from extended residential parking. Heavy equipment (construction machinery, flatbeds, etc.) may not be stored on residential lots. Street parking of commercial vehicles is subject to the same time limits as other vehicles (72 hours) plus any additional restrictions for oversized vehicles. Camarillo's HOA communities typically have strict CC&R provisions prohibiting commercial vehicles of any kind from being parked on residential lots or common areas, making this a frequently enforced issue in the city.
Violations enforced by Community Development (zoning) at (805) 388-5360 and Camarillo Police (street parking) at (805) 388-5100. HOA violations result in fines. Repeat violations may result in vehicle towing.
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