North Las Vegas, NV Parking Rules: Driveway Rules (2026)

100 opens with a blanket rule: motor vehicle storage or repair is not permitted on public streets at all, and any vehicle stored or repaired on residential property must be in the driveway. Subsection B repeats and sharpens that mandate specifically for front yards: any motor vehicle stored or repaired in the front yard of a property zoned with an 'R' prefix, or in a mixed-use development with residential units, must sit in the driveway and rest on all four inflated tires, no jack stands, blocks, or flat-tired hulks.

The driveway surface itself must be paved with concrete, asphaltic concrete, or another material approved to prevent a 'dust hazard' as defined by the Clark County Department of Air Quality and Environmental Management, so bare dirt, gravel, or unmaintained decomposed granite in the front yard doesn't satisfy the rule. The broader subsection A adds that any vehicle kept in an 'R' district also needs current license plates and must not create a nuisance, health, or fire hazard. Enforcement runs through the Chief of Police, any police officer, code enforcement officer, or other legally designated City official, who attaches a written notice to a noncompliant vehicle; if it isn't brought into compliance within seventy-two hours, the City is authorized to tow it to a designated storage yard for the owner's account. D.