Upland, CA Parking Rules: Driveway Rules (2026)

12's public nuisance provisions, targets bare-dirt parking rather than driveways generally. On single-family residential property, it is unlawful to park or store a permitted vehicle on any unpaved portion of the required front yard; the code allows unpaved parking outside that front yard only where the area is screened by a solid six-foot fence and/or gate of approved materials that has been legally erected on the property. Multifamily residential property gets a stricter rule: it is unlawful to park or store a vehicle on any unpaved area of a multifamily-zoned property at all, front yard or otherwise.

3 specifies it must be a substantial material, the code lists concrete, asphalt, brick, or gravel adequate to cover as examples, so a few boards or loose fill will not satisfy the standard. 4 adds an upkeep duty: any area where a vehicle is legally parked must be maintained on a regular basis, meaning a paved pad that crumbles or grows over with weeds can itself become a violation. 5 closes a loophole for vacant land, barring parking of any vehicle on unimproved lots in any zone, paved or not. These front-yard and surface rules sit alongside, but are distinct from, the chapter's separate 72-hour inoperative-vehicle limit in subsection G.