Lewisville restricts parking of commercial vehicles exceeding one ton rated capacity in residential districts. Semi-trucks, trailers, and heavy commercial equipment may not be stored in residential areas. Light commercial vehicles used for daily commuting are generally permitted.
Lewisville's zoning ordinance (Ch. 18) restricts the parking and storage of commercial vehicles in residential zoning districts. Vehicles exceeding one-ton manufacturer rated capacity, semi-tractors, detached semi-trailers, heavy equipment, and vehicles bearing commercial advertising or signage beyond a certain size are generally prohibited from being parked or stored on residential property or adjacent streets. Light commercial vehicles (pickups, vans, and similar vehicles up to one ton) used for daily commuting to and from work are permitted in residential driveways. Vehicles with mounted equipment such as utility bodies, ladder racks, or tool boxes may be parked in residential driveways if they do not exceed the size threshold. The restriction targets the overnight or long-term storage of fleet vehicles, construction equipment, and heavy trucks in neighborhoods. Lewisville is home to several industrial parks along I-35E and SH-121 where commercial vehicle storage is permitted.
Code Enforcement notice with compliance period. Fines up to $500 per day. Vehicles may be required to relocate to commercial or industrial zones.
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