San Antonio UDC §35-383 regulates oversized vehicles in residential areas. RVs are restricted from front yards and must be behind the front building line. Trip preparation exceptions allow 48 hours before and 24 hours after use, twice per calendar month. Oversized vehicles cannot be used for dwelling purposes.
San Antonio UDC §35-383 restricts oversized vehicle parking in residential zones. RVs and boats may not be stored in front yards and must be behind the front building line on approved surfaces. A trip preparation exception allows parking in restricted areas for up to 48 hours before use and 24 hours after use, limited to twice per calendar month. Loading/unloading of oversized vehicles is permitted for the time actually necessary. All oversized vehicles must have current license plates and inspection stickers. Oversized vehicles cannot be used for dwelling, sleeping, or business purposes on any street, alley, public place, or private property unless specifically allowed. Historic district properties may face additional restrictions.
Minimum fine $100 first offense, $200 second, $300 third+. Maximum $2,000 for all oversized vehicle violations.
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