Vehicles may be parked on public right-of-way for a temporary period not exceeding 24 hours in Hollywood FL. Vehicles must display current registration and be movable. Boats and RVs must be parked in side or rear yard and screened from view. Only one boat, RV, or trailer per property is permitted.
Under Hollywood FL parking regulations (Section 72.111-72.121), vehicles may be stored on the city right-of-way for a temporary period not exceeding 24 hours. All vehicles must display current registration and be in movable condition. Boats and RVs must be parked in the side or rear yard where accessible and screened from view of adjacent properties by a fence or hedge. A boat or RV not exceeding 25 feet in length may be parked on the front driveway if the rear is not accessible. Only one boat, RV, or trailer per property is permitted. No recreational vehicle, boat, or utility trailer exceeding 12 feet in height is permitted in any residential area except in a wholly enclosed garage. The city operates an RV and boat storage facility available to residents.
Vehicles exceeding the 24-hour limit may be ticketed and towed. RV/boat storage violations result in code enforcement citations.
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