Richmond zoning prohibits parking commercial vehicles over 12,500 pounds GVWR on residential streets or lots, with box trucks, tractor-trailers, and construction equipment restricted to commercial and industrial zones.
Richmond City Code 27-204 and zoning Chapter 30 restrict overnight parking of commercial vehicles exceeding 12,500 pounds or with more than two axles in residential districts. Service vehicles (plumbers, electricians) operated by a resident are generally permitted if under the weight limit and not more than one vehicle. Tractor-trailers and dump trucks are prohibited on residential streets except for active loading or delivery.
Tickets start at 100 dollars and escalate to 250 dollars for repeat offenses. Vehicles may be towed at owner expense.
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