Jefferson County (Louisville Metro) LDC restricts large commercial vehicles in residential zones. Heavy Trucks (multi-axle vehicles, trailers over 16 feet) are generally prohibited in residential districts. Light commercial vehicles (vans, pickups) follow standard residential parking rules. PARC and Code Enforcement handle violations.
Under the Louisville Metro LDC, Heavy Trucks — vehicles with more than one rear axle or utility trailers exceeding 16 feet — face strict restrictions in residential zoning districts and traditional neighborhood form districts throughout Jefferson County. Up to two medium trucks (lighter commercial vehicles per dwelling unit) are permitted on lots 20,000+ sq ft, but not in the front yard or along street-facing sides. Semi-trucks and other large commercial vehicles are generally prohibited in residential areas. Street parking of commercial vehicles is subject to LMCO Chapter 72 time and location restrictions enforced by PARC.
LDC violations: code enforcement citations. Street parking violations: PARC citations under LMCO Ch. 72.
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