Unincorporated Pasco County imposes no general overnight on-street parking ban for ordinary vehicles, but Land Development Code Section 530.5 makes it unlawful at any time to use a parked RV for residential purposes (including sleeping overnight) on residential property, and no RV may be stored on the right-of-way.
There is no countywide ordinance prohibiting an ordinary passenger vehicle from being parked overnight on a residential street in unincorporated Pasco County, provided it does not violate Fla. Stat. 316.1945 (blocking driveways, hydrants, sidewalks) or a posted no-parking restriction. Overnight occupancy of recreational vehicles, however, is restricted: Pasco County Land Development Code Section 530.5.C.4 states that it is unlawful at any time to use an RV parked or stored on residential property for residential purposes, and that activities such as sleeping, housekeeping, living quarters, bathing, and dressing are considered residential use even if confined to daytime hours and even if the RV is not occupied overnight. Utility, water, electric, sewage, generator, or cable connections create a rebuttable presumption of prohibited residential use. A limited exception allows a non-resident houseguest to temporarily occupy a Guest RV for up to 10 days, four times per calendar year, with a displayed Guest RV Parking Permit.
Using a parked RV for overnight living is a code-compliance violation under LDC Chapter 500; enforcement is by warning followed by fines. On-street overnight parking that obstructs traffic or blocks a driveway is a Class I parking violation under Pasco County Code 106-32 and the vehicle may be towed.
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