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Lehi, UT Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)

Heavy Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Threshold
16,000 lbs gross weight or more
Also covered
any semitractor or semitrailer
Hazmat carriers
banned even briefly, even empty
Exceptions
buses, movers, utility/city repair vehicles
Penalty
infraction, fine or civil penalty

Summary

Lehi prohibits parking any vehicle of 16,000 pounds or more, any semitractor or semitrailer, or any vehicle that normally carries explosives, corrosives or flammable substances, anywhere on a street or right-of-way in a residential zone under City Code section 7-1-2.A. Limited loading and unloading is allowed only if there is no usable off-street space.

Vehicles with a gross weight of sixteen thousand (16,000) pounds or more, any semitractor or semitrailer, or any vehicles carrying explosives, corrosives or flammable substances, are declared restricted vehicles. No such vehicle shall be loaded, unloaded or serviced upon any street or part of any street within a residential zone if there is usable off street loading, unloading or servicing space available. Except for such limited purposes described in this subsection, restricted vehicles shall not be parked for any period of time on any street or public right of way within a residential zone in Lehi City. Vehicles which normally carry explosive, corrosive or flammable substances, even though empty at the time, shall not be parked for any period of time anywhere within a residential zone in the city.

Full Breakdown

City Code section 7-1-2.A designates 'restricted vehicles' as any vehicle with a gross weight of sixteen thousand (16,000) pounds or more, any semitractor or semitrailer, or any vehicle carrying explosives, corrosives or flammable substances. Those vehicles cannot be loaded, unloaded or serviced on any street in a residential zone if usable off-street loading, unloading or servicing space is available, and outside that narrow loading exception a restricted vehicle 'shall not be parked for any period of time on any street or public right of way within a residential zone in Lehi City.' The ban is stricter for vehicles that normally carry explosive, corrosive or flammable substances: those cannot be parked in a residential zone at all, even briefly and even empty, because the section specifies they 'shall not be parked for any period of time anywhere within a residential zone.'

Section 7-1-2.C carves out several practical exceptions: school and public transportation buses loading or unloading passengers, restricted vehicles delivering household furniture or accessories, city or public-utility vehicles temporarily parked for repairs, and vehicles delivering building supplies or used by contractors working on residential property. Violating the restriction is an infraction punishable by a fine under section 7-1-2.D, and the city may instead impose a civil penalty for a nonmoving violation under its civil fines schedule.

Violations & Fines

Parking a 16,000-pound-plus vehicle, semitractor, semitrailer or a vehicle carrying explosives, corrosives or flammables in a Lehi residential zone outside the narrow loading and delivery exceptions is an infraction under section 7-1-2.D, punishable by a fine or an alternative civil penalty under the city's civil fines schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park my semi-truck at my house in Lehi?
No. Section 7-1-2.A bans parking any semitractor or semitrailer, or any vehicle of 16,000 pounds or more, on a street or public right-of-way in a residential zone, with only a narrow exception for loading or unloading where there is no usable off-street space.
Can a tanker truck park overnight in a Lehi neighborhood?
No, not even briefly. Section 7-1-2.A specifically bans vehicles that normally carry explosive, corrosive or flammable substances from parking anywhere in a residential zone, 'even though empty at the time,' with no loading exception for that category.
Is there any exception for delivery trucks in Lehi neighborhoods?
Yes. Section 7-1-2.C exempts vehicles delivering building supplies or household furniture, contractors working on residential property, city vehicles, and public utility vehicles making repairs, along with school and transit buses loading passengers.

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