Large Non-Commercial Vehicle (LNCV) permits are available for RV street parking. Overnight street parking may require residential parking permit. Contact Community Development at (818) 238-5290 for LNCV permit availability and restrictions.
Under BMC Title 10 zoning, no airplane, boat, house car, or trailer may be parked in the front yard of any residential lot or the street-facing side yard of a corner lot. LNCVs (vehicles exceeding 22 feet long, 8 feet high, or 8 feet wide) require a permit from the city for street parking. LNCVs may park for only 3 consecutive days (72 hours) before being moved for at least 48 hours. Total annual street parking is limited to 96 days per year. A temporary 3-day permit costs $6, and an annual permit costs $160. Permits must be visible on the street side. No LNCV may park within 80 feet of an intersection.
Unauthorized LNCV parking results in citations from Burbank parking enforcement. Storing boats or RVs in front yards triggers Code Enforcement action.
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