Miami-Dade County Code Section 33-124.1 classifies commercial vehicles into three categories for residential parking. Category 1 allows up to two vehicles, Category 2 allows one if screened, and Category 3 vehicles over 20 feet are prohibited entirely.
Miami-Dade County Code Section 33-124.1 regulates commercial vehicle parking in residential zones. Category 1 includes taxicabs, limousines under 20 feet, and passenger vehicles with commercial signage; up to two may be parked at a residence. Category 2 includes vehicles displaying externally-mounted equipment like ladders or lawn care equipment; one is allowed if kept within an enclosed garage or behind the front building line within a completely enclosed opaque fence, screening wall, or landscaping at least 6 feet high and at least 10 feet from the rear property line. Category 3 includes vehicles exceeding 20 feet in length or 8 feet in height; these are prohibited in all residential zones. Temporary parking of Category 2 or 3 vehicles for loading, unloading, or convenience stops is limited to one hour in any 24-hour period.
First offense: $100 for first vehicle. Repeat violations: $500 per vehicle. Vehicle owners are responsible for all fines, towing fees, storage fees, and administrative costs.
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