Clinton Township, MI Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

04, which otherwise governs private passenger vehicles and recreational vehicles like boats and campers on one-family residential zoned land. The three-quarter-ton cap targets pickup-style work trucks commonly used by tradespeople and small business owners who bring a company vehicle home; anything heavier, such as a full box truck, dump truck, or tractor-trailer, exceeds the rated capacity threshold and is not permitted to be stored or parked in a residential area under this subsection. The limit is a hard numeric cap on both vehicle count (one) and vehicle weight rating (three-quarter ton), unlike the recreational vehicle rules in the same section, which allow up to two vehicles but regulate them through yard placement, utility hookups, and storage pads instead.

04 elsewhere makes clear the general policy behind residential vehicle storage: inoperative vehicles are prohibited outright, and any vehicle kept on the lot must be licensed and usable by the household. 99, carrying a misdemeanor penalty of up to $500 in fines, up to 90 days in jail, or both, with each day of the violation counted as a separate offense.