Tucson Code §20-263 prohibits parking any recreational vehicle on the same block of a street for any portion of two consecutive calendar days. RVs on private property must comply with UDC standards.
Under §20-263, it is unlawful to park any recreational vehicle (including trailers, boats) on the same block of any street or right-of-way for any portion of any two consecutive calendar days. This is stricter than ARS §28-871 (72-hour threshold). RVs may be stored on private property subject to setback and screening requirements in the Unified Development Code.
Violation of §20-263 is a parking infraction. Vehicle may be cited or towed.
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