Paulding County zoning limits parking large commercial trucks, semis, and heavy equipment overnight in residential neighborhoods. A work pickup or van is fine; storing a rig at home is not.
County zoning restricts overnight parking of heavy commercial vehicles, semi-tractors, trailers, dump trucks, box trucks, and large equipment, in residential districts, typically keyed to weight (around 10,000-plus lbs GVWR), size, or oversized commercial signage. A standard work pickup, van, or small service truck parked at the driver's home is normally allowed; storing a tractor-trailer or construction equipment in a neighborhood is not. Temporary parking for an active delivery, move, or service call is fine. Subdivisions around Dallas, Hiram, and Braswell commonly add covenants banning commercial and lettered vehicles outright.
Citations and code-compliance fines apply to prohibited commercial vehicles, escalating on repeat offenses. HOAs impose separate fines under their covenants.
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