RVs in unincorporated Broward County residential areas may not be used for living purposes and cannot maintain water or sewer connections per §39-245. Storage must comply with zoning district requirements. RVs must be parked on paved surfaces and not create a nuisance.
Section 39-245 (Agricultural Estate and General Agricultural Districts) explicitly prohibits using recreational vehicles for living purposes and maintaining water or sewage connections. In residential zoning districts (§39-275), outdoor storage of vehicles must comply with property maintenance standards. Inoperable vehicles must be stored in an enclosed garage (§39-275(6)(d)). Junk vehicles and accumulated debris are prohibited in yards (§39-133(a)). Vehicle repairs in residential areas are limited to minor work on driveways (§39-275(10)).
Code enforcement citation: $50-$250 first offense, $100-$500 repeat.
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