Vacation rental guests in Hollywood must park on improved surfaces (concrete, asphalt, pavers) only. Parking on grass is prohibited citywide. Vehicles must be parked on a driveway, in a carport, or in a garage. Right-of-way parking is limited to 24 hours. Boats and RVs have separate restrictions.
Hollywood's vacation rental parking rules follow the city's general parking standards. All vehicles associated with vacation rental properties must be parked on hard, improved surfaces such as concrete, asphalt, or pavers. Parking on grass, lawns, or unpaved areas is prohibited and is one of the most commonly cited code violations in the city. Vehicles on the public right-of-way may not remain for more than 24 hours. Boats and RVs must be screened from view and parked in the side or rear yard where accessible. One boat, RV, or trailer per property is permitted. Vacation rental hosts should clearly communicate parking rules and available parking spaces in their listing descriptions.
Lawn parking is a common citation. Vehicles on grass are subject to immediate code enforcement action. Repeated parking violations may affect the vacation rental license.
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