Provo City Code Chapter 14.37 governs off-street parking. For one-family dwellings with ADUs, driveway parking in the front yard is allowed if it leads to required covered spaces. Vehicles may not be between the dwelling and the street.
Provo City Code Chapter 14.37 sets off-street parking minimums. For a one-family dwelling with an ADU, parking may be on the driveway in the required front yard only if the driveway leads to the minimum required covered off-street parking spaces, or the property is on the Provo Landmarks Registry. Vehicles parked in front yards may not be positioned between the primary dwelling and the street. The total number of off-street spaces may not fall below the number of vehicles kept on the premises. All driveways must maintain clear vision areas at intersections and not obstruct public sidewalks.
Parking on unapproved surface: code compliance notice. Fines after correction period. Inoperable vehicles: removal order.
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Provo City Code Β§8.02.100 defines excessive barking as continuous noise for 10 minutes or intermittent barking for 30 minutes or more disturbing any person, ...
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Provo's noise ordinance Chapter 9.06 permits construction noise during daytime hours. Exemptions for special construction projects may be obtained by permit ...
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Provo regulates noise under City Code Chapter 9.06 using decibel limits. The residential daytime maximum is 85 dBA. Quiet hours of 10 PMβ7 AM are the general...
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In Provo R1 zones, solid fences in front yards are limited to 3 feet. Side and rear yard fences may be up to 6 feet. Non-sight-obscuring (50%+ open) fences m...
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