In unincorporated Lane County, off-street residential parking is limited to passenger cars, vans and pickups up to one ton. Larger commercial vehicles may only be parked on residential property for reasonable periods for deliveries, structural repair and similar purposes, unless a zone or rural home occupation allows otherwise (LC 16.250).
Lane Code 16.250(1)(b) caps residential off-street parking at passenger cars, vans and pickups of not more than one ton manufacturer's capacity, except vehicles used in conjunction with a Rural Home Occupation. Subsection (c) permits larger commercial vehicles on residential property only for reasonable periods for deliveries, structural repair and similar purposes. Heavier trucking use of residential land is otherwise restricted by the underlying zone. Cities within the county set their own commercial-vehicle parking rules.
Storing oversized commercial vehicles on residential property beyond allowed periods violates LC 16.250 and is enforced through Lane County land-management/code-compliance and Chapter 5 penalties.
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