Rialto does not impose STR-specific guest-parking minimums because the city has no STR ordinance. Hosts must rely on the general framework: Title 18 Zoning sets off-street parking minimums for the underlying dwelling (typically 2 covered spaces per single-family home in Rialto's R-1 zones), Title 10 Vehicles and Traffic governs on-street parking (including the 72-hour vehicle-storage rule under Cal. Veh. Code §22651(k)), and oversize/RV parking is restricted near the Rialto Municipal Airport (L67) AIA overlay and on residential streets per Title 10 posted-zone rules.
Title 18 (Zoning) parking minimums are applied as part of the original building permit and are not increased for STR use because STR is not a defined zoning use. The standard R-1 single-family requirement is 2 covered off-street spaces; multi-family and mixed-use zones have separate schedules. Title 10 (Vehicles and Traffic) authorizes Rialto Police to enforce: (1) the 72-hour stored-vehicle rule under Cal. Veh. Code §22651(k), (2) posted overnight or street-sweeping restrictions, (3) prohibitions on parking on unpaved surfaces, in front yards, or blocking sidewalks (also enforceable under Title 8 nuisance provisions). Heavy commercial truck parking is regulated separately because of Rialto's freight/logistics corridor — Title 10 contains truck-route restrictions that apply to oversized guest vehicles. RVs and trailers cannot be parked on residential streets between midnight and 5 a.m. under California Vehicle Code §22651(o) authority as applied locally. The Rialto Municipal Airport (L67) AIA overlay in Title 18 restricts certain uses and parking configurations near the runway.
Parking citations are issued by Rialto Police Parking Enforcement under Title 10. Standard fines for posted-zone violations, blocked-sidewalk, and 72-hour storage violations apply. STR operation itself is not separately citable on parking grounds, but a nuisance complaint about guest parking can support Code Enforcement (909-820-2689) action under Title 8.
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