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Parking Rules in Michigan (2026)

213 rules on the books across Michigan, 33 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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RV & Boat Parking

Where you can park recreational vehicles and boats on your property, including front yard restrictions, screening requirements, and size limits.

Battle Creek

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Battle Creek, Michigan, Section 1261.02 declares the parking or storage of a recreational vehicle or…

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Farmington Hills

Significant Restrictions

Farmington Hills bans outdoor storage of unlicensed RVs, boats, campers and trailers in residential zones unless kept…

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Rochester Hills

Significant Restrictions

Rochester Hills lets residents store their own RVs, boats and trailers in a side or rear yard, but never in a front…

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Royal Oak

Significant Restrictions

City Code § 692-2B keeps trailer coaches out of the front yard between the setback line and the property line in every…

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Warren

Significant Restrictions

Warren bars parking or storing any recreational vehicle, boat, trailer, or snowmobile in a residential front or side…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township allows up to two recreational vehicles, boats, or trailers per residential lot under Section…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, Sec. 32-806 lets residents keep a recreational vehicle, boat, or trailer only if it's…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit limits RVs, trailers and boats in residential yards to the garage or rear yard, caps counts, and sets a…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

Flint restricts parking of travel trailers, campers, motor homes and boat trailers on residential property to specific…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids limits residential lots to one 25-foot recreational vehicle, generally stored in the rear yard, with…

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Kalamazoo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kalamazoo, City Code § 50-7.2(B)(2)(c) lets homeowners store trailers, motor homes, boats, and similar…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing limits residential lots to two recreational vehicles or boats, requires oversized units on a paved driveway or…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia's Zoning Ordinance lets homeowners store one unit of recreational equipment, RVs, boats, or trailers, in the…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

Pontiac bans parking motor homes, pickup campers, trailer coaches and other recreational equipment on residential…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights limits RVs, boats and utility trailers in residential yards to specific setback distances, driveway…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy limits outdoor RV and boat storage in single-family districts to 48 hours unless the vehicle sits fully enclosed…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township confines unenclosed RV, trailer and recreational-unit storage on residential lots to a…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland keeps boats, campers, and RVs off residential lawns and easements and bans them in front of the front building…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan bans parking or storing recreational vehicles, boats and trailers on public streets, rights-of-way or…

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Driveway Rules

Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.

Kalamazoo

Significant Restrictions

City Code § 36-186 makes it a public nuisance to park, store or leave any motor vehicle on an unapproved surface at a…

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Pontiac

Significant Restrictions

City Code § 114-70 bars off-street parking anywhere in a residential front yard in the City of Pontiac except inside an…

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Royal Oak

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, every parking lot, maneuvering aisle, driveway, and loading area must be hard-surfaced with…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

In the City of Battle Creek, Michigan, Section 1261.02 allows front-yard automobile parking only on an improved…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township requires every residential off-street parking space to be a paved driveway, garage, or combination of…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn's traffic code bars parking on lawns or unpaved ground on both public and private property, closing off the…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, off-street parking at single-family and two-family homes must use a parking strip…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit limits residential off-street parking to garages, one approved side-yard driveway, or a paved rear-yard pad…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

Flint bans parking any vehicle in a residential lot's setback area, the front or side yard, unless the vehicle sits on…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids bans parking motor vehicles anywhere in a residential front yard and requires driveways to be surfaced…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing requires off-street parking areas and driveways to be paved with concrete or asphalt; gravel is allowed only as…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Every parking area and driveway covered by Livonia's Zoning Ordinance must be hard-surfaced regardless of size, with…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills bans front-yard parking for single-family and two-family homes outside of a driveway or garage…

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Royal Oak Township

Some Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, parking spaces in single-family districts consist of a parking strip…

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Southfield

Some Restrictions

Southfield requires residential off-street parking to consist of a parking strip, driveway or garage, or a combination…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights requires single-family driveways to be poured concrete or another approved hard surface: unpaved…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, recreational vehicles and utility trailers cannot sit in a front or side yard, must be…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy's Zoning Ordinance allows off-street parking, including driveways, in a home's front yard, but Section 13.06…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Every driveway in Warren must be hardsurfaced, connecting a required off-street parking space to a street or alley for…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township prohibits parking or storing a motor vehicle or recreational unit directly on a residential…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland's zoning ordinance bans parking in a required front yard beyond 40 percent of that yard's area and requires…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

Home driveways in the City of Wyoming, Michigan must be paved and at least eight feet wide under Zoning Ordinance Sec…

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Commercial & Oversized Vehicles

Rules about parking work trucks, vans with commercial lettering, and vehicles over a weight or length threshold in residential areas, the thresholds, the exemptions, and the fines.

Dearborn Heights

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, Sec. 32-816 limits everyday street parking to automobiles, motorcycles, light pickups…

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Pontiac

Heavy Restrictions

City Code § 114-162 bans parking a commercial vehicle, bus, taxicab, trailer, motor home or similar rig on any…

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Royal Oak Township

Heavy Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, § 26-77 bars commercial vehicles, construction equipment, mobile…

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Wyoming

Heavy Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan bars parking or storing any vehicle over three-quarters-ton load capacity that isn't primarily a…

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Battle Creek

Significant Restrictions

Battle Creek, Michigan bars trucks, truck tractors, trailer coaches, farm tractors, implements of husbandry and…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn bars commercial trucks and other commercial vehicles from parking on any city street or on private property in…

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Detroit

Significant Restrictions

Detroit bans parking commercial vehicles, trailers, buses, motor homes, and recreational equipment on residential…

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Flint

Significant Restrictions

Flint bars parking or storing commercial vehicles, construction equipment, and trailers on public property citywide…

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Kalamazoo

Significant Restrictions

City Code § 36-163(D) bars parking any commercial vehicle, truck, trailer or equipment over 10,000 pounds gross weight…

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Lansing

Significant Restrictions

Lansing zoning bars residential storage of any vehicle over 10,000 pounds gross weight, or exceeding 12 feet in height…

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Novi

Significant Restrictions

City of Novi Code § 33-617 bars parking a commercial vehicle weighing more than five thousand pounds on any residential…

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Rochester Hills

Significant Restrictions

Rochester Hills bans step vans, buses, dump trucks, semi trucks, wreckers and similar commercial trucks and equipment…

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Sterling Heights

Significant Restrictions

Recreational vehicles, boats, campers, and utility trailers can't sit on a Sterling Heights public street beyond 48…

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Taylor

Significant Restrictions

Taylor bans parking any commercial vehicle over 10,000 pounds in a residential district or on a residential street…

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Warren

Significant Restrictions

Warren bans parking any truck, truck tractor, or truck trailer on a residential street entirely, not just overnight…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor caps parking of trucks and buses over 5,500 pounds or 22 feet on residential streets at 3 hours between 8…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township caps commercial vehicle parking in residential areas at one truck rated no more than three-quarter…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids caps on-street parking for commercial vehicles over one ton at two hours, and limits angled loading or…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia bans parking trucks over 4,000 pounds or 30 feet long, or any truck with a trailer attached, on residential…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

Royal Oak caps residential commercial-vehicle parking at one truck per dwelling. City Code § 770-28 allows only one…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy bars parking a commercial vehicle, truck, or trailer on any residential street for more than one hour under…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township bars parking or storing non-passenger commercial trucks, such as delivery, dump, tow, garbage…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland bars parking or storing a commercial vehicle over 10,001 pounds GVWR in any residential or business district…

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Street Parking Limits

Time limits for parking on public streets, permit parking zones, and rules about moving your car to avoid tickets.

Sterling Heights

Significant Restrictions

Sterling Heights, Michigan bans parking or storing any commercial vehicle or commercial equipment on public streets…

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Wyoming

Significant Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan's zoning ordinance bars parking or storing any recreational vehicle, boat, trailer, or similar…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor City Code § 10:56 bans stopping or parking on sidewalks, in front of driveways or within 4 feet of each side…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

Battle Creek, Michigan bars parking in designated individual or agency spaces, fire lanes and other posted safety…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township bans parking in front of or across any driveway, public or private, and requires vehicles to park…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn requires every vehicle parked on a street to sit parallel and within 12 inches of the right-hand curb, which…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

City Code § 32-537 bars parking in the City of Dearborn Heights on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit requires vehicles parked on public streets to sit parallel to the curb, curb-side wheels within 12 inches, with…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

The City of Flint bans standing or parking in front of any public or private driveway, within fifteen (15) feet of a…

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Genesee County

Some Restrictions

Street parking is regulated by the city, village, or township whose road it is, not by Genesee County. County roads are…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids bars parking in front of driveways and alleys, and separately lets the city restrict or prohibit parking…

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Kalamazoo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kalamazoo, City Code § 36-163 bans stopping, standing or parking in specific places on any street: on…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing requires vehicles to park parallel to the roadway with their right-hand tires no more than 12 inches from the…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia prohibits parking any motor vehicle in a front or side yard on residential property outside an approved…

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Macomb County

Some Restrictions

Macomb County has no county-level street ordinance. State law MCL 257.674 sets the baseline on every street: no parking…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

City of Novi Code § 33-502 bans parking in dozens of specific street locations, including in front of driveways, on…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

In the City of Pontiac, City Code § 114-56 bans stopping, standing or parking in 22 specific spots: in front of…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills treats blocking a crosswalk, sidewalk, alley or drive, double parking, and other prohibited on-street…

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Shelby Village

Some Restrictions

Shelby caps on-street parking at 48 consecutive hours anywhere in the Village and bans parking entirely on First…

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Southfield

Some Restrictions

Southfield's traffic engineer can post no-parking signs on any street narrower than twenty feet across, or on one side…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, Sec. 48-185 of the city code bars parking on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy Code § 107.14 bars parking on private property without the owner's consent, parking on public property without the…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren bars commercial vehicles from parking on any city street for more than 30 minutes between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland bans using a public street to park a vehicle for sale, repairs, advertising, or vending, restricting streets…

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Overnight Parking

Whether cars can be left on the street overnight, including any permit programs and restrictions during street sweeping hours.

Kalamazoo

Significant Restrictions

City of Kalamazoo City Code § 36-170(A) makes it unlawful to park any motor vehicle on a paved public street between…

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Lansing

Significant Restrictions

On Lansing streets placed under a specified overnight parking restriction by traffic control order, only a City-issued…

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Royal Oak

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, no one may park a trailer coach overnight on any street, alley, highway or other public place…

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Southfield

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Southfield, no motor vehicle may be parked on any public street between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. under…

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Troy

Significant Restrictions

Troy prohibits parking a house trailer overnight on any public highway, street, alley, park or other public place in…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit bans parking on signed streets within a large no-parking zone bounded by the Detroit River and three freeways…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

The City of Flint does not run an overnight-hours ban. Section 28-86 caps how long any vehicle, recreational vehicle or…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

On streets marked as snow routes, Grand Rapids bans overnight parking from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. between November 1 and…

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Ottawa County

Some Restrictions

Ottawa County bars overnight parking, defined as 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., in any County Parking Area, meaning courthouse…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

In the City of Pontiac, City Code § 114-57 bars overnight parking between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on 13 named streets…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills fines parking a vehicle on a city street for more than 24 hours at $40 under section 98-105(a)(9), and…

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Shelby Village

Some Restrictions

From November 15 through April 1, Shelby bars parking on any Village street, alley, or in Municipal Lot A between 2:00…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

On streets posted with the required signage, Warren bans parking any vehicle between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. every day…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland forbids parking a vehicle on any street for storage purposes beyond 48 hours, so a car cannot sit on the…

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EV Charging

Rules about installing home EV chargers, running cables across sidewalks, and any incentives or permits required for charging stations.

Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township allows electric vehicle charging stations as an accessory use in every zoning district under Zoning…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn bars gas-powered cars from parking in a posted EV charging space and bans electric vehicles from squatting…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Occupying a working Lansing EV charging space with anything other than a plugged-in electric vehicle is a civil…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia allows electric vehicle charging equipment as an accessory use in every zoning district, but caps commercial…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

In the City of Pontiac, any automobile filling station with more than eight petroleum dispensing pumps must include at…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Under the Rochester Hills Zoning Ordinance, an EV charging station is a permitted accessory use anywhere else a use is…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren lets a new development count electric vehicle charging spaces toward its required parking minimums under Zoning…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township regulates electric vehicle charging spaces under Sec. 22-34: use is capped at the time posted…

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Farmington Hills

Light Restrictions

Farmington Hills lets any building, structure or improved area set aside parking spaces reserved for charging electric…

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Sterling Heights

Light Restrictions

In Sterling Heights, Macomb County, Michigan, the Zoning Ordinance names EV charging stations in one place: § 14A.04.S…

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Westland

Light Restrictions

Westland allows electric vehicle parking spaces to count toward required parking, but caps that credit at 10 percent of…

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Wyoming

Light Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan lets developers count electric-vehicle charging spaces toward the minimum off-street parking a use is…

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Abandoned Vehicles

How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.

Michigan: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Michigan's Vehicle Code establishes uniform statewide procedures for declaring, towing, and disposing of abandoned…

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Macomb County

Heavy Restrictions

Abandoned vehicles in Macomb County are processed under statute MCL 257.252a, enforced by the Sheriff in townships it…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn bans abandoning a vehicle on public or private property, presumes the last titled owner responsible, and fines…

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Detroit

Significant Restrictions

Detroit bans keeping, parking, or storing inoperative or unlicensed motor vehicles on any premises, including cars…

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Farmington Hills

Significant Restrictions

Farmington Hills bans storing junk or inoperative vehicles on residential property outside a completely enclosed…

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Kalamazoo

Significant Restrictions

Kalamazoo City Code § 22-13 bars parking, storing or abandoning an inoperable, wrecked or partially dismantled motor…

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Novi

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Novi it is unlawful to park, keep or accumulate an inoperable or dismantled motor vehicle on private…

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Royal Oak Township

Significant Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, no one can park, store or place a junk, dismantled or unlicensed motor…

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Taylor

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Taylor, Michigan, a vehicle left on public or private property for 48 continuous hours without the owner…

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Westland

Significant Restrictions

Westland treats storing a junked or unlicensed automobile on private property as a blight factor the owner must remove…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor lets the City Administrator tag a vehicle that appears abandoned on public or private property; if it's not…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Any vehicle left on a Clinton Township street, road, or parking lot for more than forty-eight straight hours is…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

Under Sec. 32-118, the Dearborn Heights police department can tag a vehicle left on public or private property as…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

Flint bans dismantled, wrecked, or junked vehicles on any street, and allows them on private property for only 15 days…

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Genesee County

Some Restrictions

Michigan state law, not a county ordinance, defines abandoned vehicles. Under MCL 257.252a, a vehicle left on public…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids deems a vehicle abandoned after 48 hours parked in one spot on a public street, on private property…

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Kent County

Some Restrictions

Abandoned vehicles are governed statewide by the Michigan Vehicle Code. Under MCL 257.252a, a vehicle left on public…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing police may impound any abandoned vehicle or transportation device left on a public way or public property…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Livonia police may remove any automobile, bicycle or other personal property parked, stored or left unattended on a…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

Under City Code § 114-47 (Sec. 2.5a), a vehicle left on public or private property becomes "abandoned" once it sits for…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills bans storing wrecked, junked or unlicensed vehicles in any parking area under Zoning Ordinance Sec…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

City Code § 716-2 deems any vehicle left unattended on a Royal Oak street, alley or other public property for 48 hours…

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Southfield

Some Restrictions

Southfield bans keeping an unlicensed or disabled motor vehicle on any property for more than 7 days under City Code §…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights declares it a public nuisance to keep an abandoned vehicle -- one tagged by police and left 48-plus…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy bans keeping an inoperable vehicle outside a fully enclosed building for more than 14 days. A vehicle counts as…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Warren treats any vehicle left on private property without the owner's consent as abandoned. Sec. 22-72 lets property…

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West Bloomfield

Some Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township prohibits parking or storing an unlicensed or inoperative vehicle on residential property…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

Wyoming, Michigan bars keeping an unregistered vehicle outdoors for more than seven days and bans outdoor storage of…

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Loading Zones

Yellow and white loading zone rules, time limits for commercial and passenger loading, and which vehicles qualify as commercial loaders.

Southfield

Significant Restrictions

Southfield's traffic engineer sets up passenger and freight curb loading zones and posts the hours each one is…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor City Code § 10:147 lets a rider park a personal mobility vehicle, such as an e-scooter, on a street anywhere…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

In the Central Business District of Battle Creek, Michigan, no one can stop, stand or park on a street to load or…

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Clinton Township

Some Restrictions

Clinton Township requires every commercial, office and industrial building that receives or ships goods to provide…

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Dearborn

Some Restrictions

Dearborn limits how long any vehicle can sit in a marked loading zone: only as long as it takes to actually load or…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, the city traffic engineer sets the location and posted hours of passenger and freight…

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Detroit

Some Restrictions

Detroit bars vehicles from standing or parking in a marked loading zone except for the brief loading or unloading of…

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Flint

Some Restrictions

In the City of Flint, a loading zone is the part of a street reserved for loading and unloading vehicles licensed as…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

Grand Rapids caps loading zone use at 20 minutes without active loading or unloading, and lets the Proper Authority…

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Jackson County

Some Restrictions

On Jackson County Parks and Recreation Commission property, Chapter VII, Section 1(A) bars parking in any place marked…

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Kalamazoo

Some Restrictions

City Code § 36-178 lets Kalamazoo's Traffic Engineer designate curb-loading zones and post the hours they apply…

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Kent County

Some Restrictions

Loading zones on local streets are designated by each city or township, not the county. Kent County does directly…

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Lansing

Some Restrictions

Lansing requires off-street loading and unloading areas to be sized and screened: docks may not face the front yard or…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

Loading and unloading a truck, or opening and breaking down boxes and crates, between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. in a way that…

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Macomb County

Some Restrictions

Macomb County has no countywide loading-zone ordinance for residential streets; loading zones are set and enforced by…

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Novi

Some Restrictions

City of Novi Code §§ 33-504 and 33-505 restrict marked passenger and freight curb loading zones to actual loading and…

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Ottawa County

Some Restrictions

In county-owned parking areas, courthouse and park lots included, Ottawa County limits loading-zone parking to 30…

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Pontiac

Some Restrictions

City Code § 114-66 limits marked passenger zones in the City of Pontiac to three minutes of loading or unloading…

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Rochester Hills

Some Restrictions

Rochester Hills requires delivery vehicles and trailers to load or unload only in the loading/unloading zones shown on…

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Royal Oak

Some Restrictions

In the City of Royal Oak, any building receiving or distributing trucks, materials, or merchandise must provide…

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Royal Oak Township

Some Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, required loading space sits to the rear or side of the building…

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Sterling Heights

Some Restrictions

Sterling Heights requires off-street loading docks wherever the Planning Department finds a building or use needs one…

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Taylor

Some Restrictions

Every manufacturing, warehouse, retail or service use in the City of Taylor, Michigan must provide off-street loading…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

Troy's zoning ordinance requires on-site loading and unloading space for any use that receives or ships goods, sized at…

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Warren

Some Restrictions

Manufacturing, warehouse, retail, hotel, hospital, and similar uses in Warren must provide on-site loading and…

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Westland

Some Restrictions

Westland's zoning ordinance sets siting, size, and access standards for commercial loading berths, barring them within…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

Any building in the City of Wyoming, Michigan used for manufacturing, storage, warehousing, retail sales or a similar…

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West Bloomfield

Light Restrictions

West Bloomfield Township does not police loading zones on public streets directly; instead, Sec. 22-31(7) lets the…

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Snow Removal Parking Rules

On-street parking bans during declared snow events, alternate-side rules for plow access, and tow/fine schedules in snow-belt cities.

Royal Oak

Heavy Restrictions

When Royal Oak's Police Chief declares a snow emergency, City Code Chapter 625 makes it unlawful to park or leave any…

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Dearborn

Significant Restrictions

Dearborn's mayor may declare a citywide snow-emergency parking ban that bars all street parking except on posted snow…

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Detroit

Significant Restrictions

Parking on a designated snow emergency route in Detroit is automatically banned once 2+ inches of snow or ice…

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Lansing

Significant Restrictions

When Lansing declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on affected roadways, from limited downtown hours at Level 1…

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Pontiac

Significant Restrictions

When the Director of Public Works declares a snow emergency in the City of Pontiac under City Code § 114-187, triggered…

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Rochester Hills

Significant Restrictions

When the mayor declares a winter weather emergency in Rochester Hills, on-street parking on the affected streets is…

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Sterling Heights

Significant Restrictions

Sterling Heights bans street parking citywide once the Director of Public Services declares a snow emergency, with…

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Taylor

Significant Restrictions

When the mayor declares a snow emergency in Taylor, Section 48-44 bans parking on every city street until the emergency…

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Warren

Significant Restrictions

When the mayor declares a snow alert, every vehicle must be off the affected streets within six hours or face towing…

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Westland

Significant Restrictions

Westland's mayor can declare a weather emergency and ban parking on both sides of every city street once snow or ice…

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Ann Arbor

Some Restrictions

Ann Arbor's City Administrator can declare an on-street snow parking ban on some or all streets ahead of snow or…

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Battle Creek

Some Restrictions

In Battle Creek, Michigan the City Manager can declare a snow emergency and prohibit parking on all streets. The ban…

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Bay County

Some Restrictions

Bay County's Ice and Snow Removal Ordinance bars anyone from shoveling, plowing or blowing snow and ice from private…

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Dearborn Heights

Some Restrictions

In the City of Dearborn Heights, City Code Sec. 32-554 bans parking on any street once snow or ice has piled up three…

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Farmington Hills

Some Restrictions

When the city manager declares a snow emergency for falling or forecast snow, sleet or freezing rain, parking is banned…

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Grand Rapids

Some Restrictions

On streets posted as snow routes, Grand Rapids bans parking from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. whenever the City Manager restricts a…

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Kalamazoo

Some Restrictions

City Code § 36-170(D) lets Kalamazoo impound, not just ticket, any vehicle parked on a street in violation of the 2:00…

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Livonia

Some Restrictions

When Livonia's mayor or mayor pro tem declares a snow alert, parking any motor vehicle or trailer on a city street…

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Royal Oak Township

Some Restrictions

In the Charter Township of Royal Oak, Michigan, the township supervisor puts a parking prohibition on snow emergency…

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Shelby Village

Some Restrictions

Between November 15 and April 1, Shelby directs drivers to park in Municipal Lot B exactly as posted signage instructs…

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Southfield

Some Restrictions

The City of Southfield bans on-street parking during snow emergencies declared by the director of public works, and the…

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Troy

Some Restrictions

When snow makes plowing necessary, Troy's City Manager can declare a snow emergency and ban parking on specific streets…

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Wyoming

Some Restrictions

From December 1 through March 31, and during any declared snow emergency, Wyoming, Michigan allows on-street parking on…

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