Hampton restricts parking of commercial vehicles in residential areas. Vehicles exceeding one ton rated capacity or displaying commercial advertising may not be parked overnight in residential neighborhoods.
Hampton's zoning ordinance limits commercial vehicle parking in residential zones. Vehicles exceeding one ton rated capacity, vehicles with commercial signage or equipment, and heavy trucks are generally prohibited from overnight parking in residential areas. One commercial vehicle used by a resident for daily commuting may be parked in a driveway if it meets size restrictions. Commercial vehicle fleets may not be stored at residential properties.
Violations result in code compliance notices and fines. Vehicles may be required to be relocated within a set timeframe.
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