Norman, OK Parking Rules: RV & Boat Parking (2026)

NCC 32-715 sits in Article 32-VII, Parking, Stopping, and Standing, and it targets only vehicles left on a public street whose main function is residential. Any truck, trailer, recreational vehicle, bus, or similar vehicle crossing either threshold, more than two axles or a body length past 20 feet, cannot sit at the curb on that kind of street. The only exception is a brief stop to load or unload passengers or cargo, and even that stop cannot violate any other parking rule in the chapter, such as the curb-clearance and no-obstruction rules found elsewhere in Article 32-VII.

Because the section is written around the word "street," it reaches only the public right-of-way, not a homeowner's own driveway or side yard; Norman residents who keep a travel trailer, camper, or boat trailer on their own property, off the paved street, are outside this particular restriction, though other zoning setback and screening rules can still apply to a vehicle stored on a residential lot. A vehicle under two axles and 20 feet, such as most personal pickup trucks and small utility trailers, is not covered at all. Enforcement runs through Norman Police Department traffic officers who cite vehicles found in violation at the curb.