St. George restricts the parking of commercial vehicles in residential areas. Large commercial vehicles and equipment may not be stored in residential zones.
Commercial vehicles exceeding certain size and weight limits may not be parked or stored in residential zones in St. George. Small commercial vehicles (pickup trucks, vans) used by residents for daily work are generally permitted if parked in driveways. Large trucks, semi-trailers, heavy equipment, and vehicles with commercial signage beyond a certain size may be restricted. Vehicles must not leak fluids or create nuisance conditions. The code aims to preserve residential neighborhood character.
Parking commercial vehicles in violation results in code enforcement notices and fines. Vehicles may need to be relocated to commercial storage.
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