Clarksville sets no citywide overnight street parking ban and no snow emergency route restrictions. Instead the Parking Commission caps any city street stay at 72 hours, and both the parking regulations and zoning code push RVs, boats and big trucks off residential streets.
Appendix A, Article I, Section II makes it a violation to park on any city street longer than 72 hours unless a posted sign sets less, and separately bars trucks with three or more axles from residential street rights-of-way except while loading. Article II, Section III sets $30.00 for the 72-hour breach and $30.00 for leaving a disabled vehicle, boat, recreational vehicle, camper or trailer in a residential street right-of-way. Zoning Ordinance § 6.2 allows one commercial vehicle of 2.5 tons or less per family at a dwelling and caps camping trailer storage at 72 hours unless behind the front building line.
Parking Commission civil penalties, typically $30.00 and capped at $100.00 per violation, with fines issued in two-hour increments and doubled if unpaid within 30 days.
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