STRs in permitted zones must comply with general county parking regulations. Section 62-2117 governs parking, locating, and storing of vehicles in residential areas. No STR-specific parking rules exist beyond the general ordinance.
Brevard County may require STR hosts to provide designated parking or submit a parking plan. Florida has no statewide parking time limit. Duration limits set by city code and posted signage. Some neighborhoods have HOA or CDD parking restrictions affecting guest access. Boat trailer parking is common in Florida coastal areas and may be regulated separately. Hosts should disclose parking arrangements in listings.
Parking plan non-compliance may affect registration renewal. Street parking violations per city code.
Brevard County, FL
Brevard County Code Chapter 46, Article IV (Noise) prohibits loud and raucous noise in unincorporated areas. Section 46-131 restricts yelling, shouting, whis...
Brevard County, FL
Brevard County has no leaf blower-specific ordinance. General noise rules in Code Ch. 46 apply. Year-round landscaping season along the Space Coast means dai...
Brevard County, FL
Brevard County follows FL §316.1945 (72-hour street abandonment) and Code §62-2119 (inoperable vehicles on private property). Vehicles must have current regi...
Brevard County, FL
Brevard County Section 62-2117 limits RV storage to two recreational vehicles per residential property, with only one permitted in front of the house on the ...
Brevard County, FL
Brevard County Section 62-2109 limits fences in residential zones to 6 feet. Agricultural, commercial, and industrial zones allow 8 feet. Commercial/industri...
Brevard County, FL
Brevard County Section 62-2108 prohibits bees on non-agricultural zoned property. Beekeeping is permitted in agricultural (Ag) zones with Florida Department ...
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