Santa Rosa restricts parking of recreational vehicles and boats on public streets. RVs and boats may not be stored on streets for extended periods and must comply with the 72-hour rule.
Recreational vehicles, boats, and trailers parked on public streets are subject to the 72-hour parking limit. In residential areas, RVs and boats should be stored on private property behind the front building line when possible. Oversized vehicles may face additional restrictions in narrow streets or cul-de-sacs. Living in an RV on a public street is prohibited under city ordinance.
RVs and boats parked over 72 hours receive citations and may be towed. Oversized vehicle violations carry higher tow fees.
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