Texas counties cannot zone, so unincorporated Lubbock County sets no RV or boat parking rule. Inside the City of Lubbock, RVs, trailers and recreational equipment may not sit in the right-of-way or parkway and must stay out of the setback.
A Texas county has no general zoning power, so it cannot regulate where you park a recreational vehicle or boat on private land in unincorporated Lubbock County; only the state junked-vehicle and nuisance laws reach that far. Within the City of Lubbock, Code sec. 20.04.017 governs recreational vehicles, recreational equipment and trailers: they may not be parked in the right-of-way or parkway, and nothing may overhang the property line or sidewalk. Slaton, Wolfforth, Idalou and Shallowater each set their own city rules.
City of Lubbock: code-enforcement citation, vehicle may be impounded. County unincorporated: no RV parking penalty beyond state junk-vehicle and nuisance abatement.
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