Eagle Mountain, UT Parking Rules: Driveway Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Front yard ban
- No RV/trailer parking except on driveway
- Exception surfaces
- Paved or gravel driveway, garage setback
- Sidewalk clearance
- 2 feet from sidewalk or street
- Front yard defined
- Full lot width to main building wall
- Enforcement
- Fee schedule fine plus towing to impound
Summary
Eagle Mountain bans parking agricultural vehicles, RVs and trailers in the front yard of a residential lot unless they sit on a paved or gravel driveway or the garage side setback, and any driveway parking must stay two feet clear of the sidewalk.
3. Agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or any trailer or other vehicle within the front yard area (excluding a paved or gravel driveway and garage side setback) of any residential zone of the city; ... "Front yard" means any property extending across the full width of a lot from the front line of the lot to the nearest wall of the main building situated on the lot, including, but not limited to, landscaping, and driveway(s).
Official source re-checked September 8, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: current through Ordinance O-34-2026, passed August 4, 2026).
Full Breakdown
100(A)(3) prohibits parking an agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or any trailer or other vehicle within the front yard area of a residential zone, defining that area's exception narrowly: only a paved or gravel driveway and the garage side setback are excluded from the ban. 090(E) as any property extending across the full width of a lot from the front lot line to the nearest wall of the main building, including landscaping and driveways, so the restriction covers the full frontage of the property, not merely lawn areas.
100(A)(4) still requires that an agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or occupied or empty trailer stay at least two feet from the sidewalk, or two feet from the street if no sidewalk is present, so a driveway that runs flush to the walk cannot host such a vehicle right up to the concrete. 100(A)(6). 110.
Violations & Fines
Parking a covered vehicle in the front yard outside the paved or gravel driveway exception, or within two feet of the sidewalk, is enforced through the consolidated fee schedule and can result in towing to impound at the owner's expense.
Frequently Asked Questions
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