Weston, FL Parking Rules: Commercial & Oversized Vehicles (2026)
Key Facts
- Storage rule
- Commercial vehicles need a fully enclosed garage
- Daytime exception
- Approved construction or active pickup, delivery, service work
- Exposed loads
- Debris, equipment, materials must be covered and secured
- Overnight lettering ban
- No large logos within 100 ft of ROW
- Fine
- $105.00 citation under Sec. 72.99
Summary
In the City of Weston, Florida, a commercial vehicle can only be parked or stored on residential property inside a fully enclosed garage. City Code § 72.04(C)(1) allows a narrow daytime exception for approved construction work or active pickup, delivery, and service calls, and § 72.04(C)(3) requires any exposed debris, equipment or materials on a vehicle to stay covered and secured.
72.04(C) Commercial vehicles, trailers, and vehicles with exposed Debris , equipment or materials. 72.04(C)(1) No Commercial Vehicles shall be parked or stored on any property unless in a fully enclosed garage, except commercial vehicles may be parked temporarily throughout the day during periods of approved Construction permitted by the City or when being used for pick up, delivery, or the furnishing of commercial services. ... 72.04(C)( ... 3) All Debris , equipment or materials in the bed or any other unenclosed area of a vehicle shall be covered with a suitable cover and properly Secured, so as to prevent the Debris , equipment or materials from being visible or blown by the wind.
Full Breakdown
Section 72.04(C) treats a commercial vehicle much like Section 72.04(C)(2) treats a trailer or boat: it has no place sitting outside on residential property. Subsection (C)(1) requires full enclosure in a garage, and only opens two doors to parking outside that garage. The first covers active construction: a commercial vehicle can sit on the property throughout the day while approved construction work the City has permitted is underway. The second covers a vehicle actually being used at that moment for pickup, delivery, or furnishing a commercial service, meaning a plumber's van mid-job or a moving truck being loaded, not a contractor's truck parked overnight between jobs.
Subsection (C)(3) layers on a separate requirement for anything hauled in the open bed or an unenclosed part of any vehicle: loose debris, equipment, or materials have to be covered with a suitable cover and properly secured so nothing is visible or can blow loose in the wind, except while the load is actively being loaded or unloaded. Read together with Section 72.05(B)(5), the City also bars overnight parking of a commercial vehicle or trailer carrying more than four inches of commercial lettering or two square feet of a logo within 100 feet of a public right-of-way, even in an approved off-street parking facility.
Violations & Fines
Section 72.99 fines a Chapter 72 violation outside the disability and fire-lane categories at $105.00 per citation, issued under Section 72.90 and affixed to the vehicle. An unpaid citation adds a $12.00 late fee after ten business days, and Section 72.92 lets the owner appeal in writing to the Broward County Clerk of Courts within ten working days of the citation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I park my work van in my driveway overnight in Weston?
What if my truck bed has tools or debris visible from the street?
Is there a separate rule for vehicles with company logos or lettering?
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