Davis has no RV-specific street ordinance. Recreational vehicles, boats and trailers fall under the general 120-hour street-storage limit (DMC 22.08.050) and must be moved every five days; the city recommends RVs park on the downtown periphery.
The Davis Municipal Code has no dedicated recreational-vehicle, boat or trailer parking ordinance for residential streets. Instead, RVs, boats and trailers are treated as vehicles under Article 22.08 and are subject to Section 22.08.050, which prohibits parking any vehicle on a street, alley or city lot for more than 120 consecutive hours (five days) without being driven. Vehicles left longer may be towed under the state Vehicle Code. Downtown, the city advises recreational vehicles, rigs with trailers, tour buses and wide vehicles park on peripheral streets because of tight core-area spaces. Boats, trailers and RVs on private property are governed by zoning and by nuisance rules in Chapter 23 if inoperable or abandoned.
Leaving an RV, boat or trailer parked on the same street or city lot for more than 120 hours without moving it is a violation and the vehicle may be cited and towed.
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