Concord, NC Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

S. 01(32a) but excluding truck campers and conversion vehicles, along with trailers and boats stored on trailers, on any predominantly residential public right-of-way in the city or on any unpaved portion of a front yard. Section 58-256(e) defines 'predominantly residential' as any street segment where residential uses or zoning make up 51 percent or more of the land area, units or square footage of the properties contiguous to that right-of-way, so the restriction turns on the character of the block, not a single lot's zoning.

Section 58-256(d) carves out two exceptions. First, the police chief may issue a permit allowing short-term parking or storage of an otherwise-prohibited vehicle for a special event or circumstance, but each residence is limited to two such permitted events per year. , the city's morning and evening commute windows. The section says nothing about paved driveways or side and rear yards, so an RV, trailer or boat parked there, off the right-of-way and off the unpaved front yard, falls outside this particular prohibition.