Oversized vehicles prohibited on city streets 10 AM–4 PM Monday–Friday (TOMC Sec. 4-3.424). RVs may park for one 24-hour period for loading/unloading purposes only. Permits available from police chief for up to 5 consecutive calendar days.
RV and recreational vehicle parking in Thousand Oaks is regulated under TOMC Title 7 and zoning code. Street parking of RVs is subject to the 72-hour limit. Storing RVs on residential property requires placement on a paved surface, typically in the side or rear yard, screened from public view in many zones. Living in an RV parked on residential property is prohibited. Oversized vehicles may be restricted from certain residential streets. The city periodically enforces RV parking through complaint-driven code enforcement.
RV parked on street over 72 hours: towing ($300-$600+ for oversized). Living in an RV on residential property: zoning violation with fines of $100-$500/day. Storing RV on unpaved surface or in front yard: code enforcement fines of $100-$500/day. Oversized vehicles blocking sight lines at intersections: $73 citation.
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