Commercial vehicle parking on residential properties in unincorporated areas is regulated by the Development Code. Exterior storage must be screened under §83.02.060. Chapter 83.11 establishes parking and loading standards for commercial uses.
San Bernardino County Development Code Chapter 83.11 (Parking and Loading Standards) establishes requirements for commercial vehicle parking. In residential zones, commercial vehicles must comply with accessory use standards and screening requirements under §83.02.060. Exterior storage of commercial vehicles and equipment must be fully and solidly screened and kept below fence or screening height. The county's large geographic area includes communities along major trucking corridors (I-15, I-40, I-10) where commercial vehicle parking is particularly relevant. Desert communities on larger lots may have more practical flexibility, while valley communities near logistics hubs face stricter enforcement.
Improperly stored commercial vehicle: Code Enforcement citation. Screening violations: citation under §83.02.060.
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