Fayetteville requires vehicles at single-family, townhome and two-to-four-family homes to be parked in a designated vehicular use area, and inoperable vehicles or equipment may only be stored inside an enclosed structure.
Under Fayetteville UDO 30-5.A.5, off-street parking serving single-family, attached and two-to-four-family dwellings in front or corner side yards must occur in a defined vehicular use area, which includes passenger cars, trucks at or under 13,000 pounds GVWR, vans and golf carts. Within the first 40 feet of the front or corner side yard, the vehicular use area is capped at the greater of 33 percent of the yard or 750 square feet, and no more than half the required yard. These areas must be surfaced per code, though gravel or crushed stone at least two inches deep may be allowed. Inoperable vehicles must be stored inside an enclosed structure.
Parking on unapproved surfaces or storing inoperable vehicles in the open is a Code Enforcement violation subject to notice and citation.
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