Storing commercial vehicles and farm equipment in unincorporated San Luis Obispo County is governed by county zoning, which is more permissive in agricultural and rural districts than in residential subdivisions.
San Luis Obispo County reads commercial-vehicle storage through the lens of land use. In agricultural and rural districts — a large share of the unincorporated county — keeping work trucks and farm equipment at home is broadly accepted; the machinery fits the character of the land. Residential subdivisions are a different matter, with tighter limits on what can be stored. County zoning is the controlling authority, and County Planning can tell you what your district allows. If you're moving a business's vehicles onto a rural parcel, confirm the district rules anyway — permissive isn't unlimited, and neighbors still complain.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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