Boynton Beach prohibits RV, boat, and trailer parking in residential front yards and on streets overnight under City Code §14-4. Boats and trailers must be stored in side or rear yards behind the front building line and screened from view.
City Code Chapter 14 and LDR Chapter 4 prohibit parking recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, and motor homes in any residential front yard or swale area. Storage allowed in side or rear yards behind a 6-foot opaque fence or approved screening, provided the unit does not exceed 32 feet in length. On-street RV parking limited to 24 hours for loading/unloading only. Many HOAs in Boynton Beach (Hunters Run, Indian Spring, Quail Ridge) impose outright bans regardless of city code. Coastal neighborhoods near the Intracoastal have additional dock storage rules under Chapter 22.
First offense: warning and 7-day cure. Second offense: $100 fine. Continued: $250/day and tow. HOA violations separate with private fines up to $100/day.
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