Santa Maria restricts commercial vehicle parking in residential zones. Large commercial vehicles and heavy equipment must be stored in commercial or industrial areas.
Large commercial vehicles exceeding certain size limits may not be parked or stored in residential zones in Santa Maria. Semi-trucks, heavy equipment, and oversized commercial vehicles must be parked in appropriately zoned commercial or industrial areas. Small work vehicles like pickup trucks and vans are generally allowed in residential driveways. Commercial vehicles must not create safety hazards, leak fluids, or obstruct sight lines.
Parking commercial vehicles in residential zones results in code enforcement notices and fines.
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