Eagle Mountain, UT Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)
Key Facts
- Street time limit
- 24 hours max on public street
- Front yard
- Banned except on paved/gravel driveway
- Sidewalk clearance
- 2 feet from sidewalk or street
- Covered vehicles
- Travel, camping, fifth-wheel trailers, motor homes
- Enforcement
- Fee schedule fine plus towing to impound
Summary
Eagle Mountain caps agricultural, recreational and other trailer parking on public streets in residential zones at 24 hours, bans them from front yards outside a paved or gravel driveway, and requires driveway parking to stay two feet clear of the sidewalk.
1. Agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or occupied or empty trailer on any public street within a residential zone of the city for a period of time longer than 24 hours; ... ... 3. Agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or any trailer or other vehicle within the front yard area (excluding a paved or gravel driveway and garage side setback) of any residential zone of the city; 4. Agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or occupied or empty trailer on a driveway within two feet of a sidewalk (or street if sidewalk is not present);
Official source re-checked September 8, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: current through Ordinance O-34-2026, passed August 4, 2026).
Full Breakdown
100(A) governs recreational vehicles in residential zones. It is unlawful to park an agricultural vehicle, recreational vehicle, or an occupied or empty trailer on any public street within a residential zone for longer than 24 hours. 100(A)(3). 100(A)(4). 090(E) as the full-width area from the front lot line to the nearest wall of the main building, including landscaping and driveways. 100(B) exempts temporary parking or stopping by city vehicles, public utility vehicles performing repairs, vehicles delivering building supplies, and vehicles used while work is actively performed on the property. 110. The section was most recently amended by Ordinance O-29-2026.
Violations & Fines
A recreational, agricultural, or trailer parking violation draws a fine under the consolidated fee schedule and may result in the vehicle being towed to impound at the owner's expense, per EMMC 10.10.110 and 10.10.120.
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