No person who does not reside within the city may park or stand or permit to remain for longer than a period of two hours on any street or highway or public alley or on a parkway area between curb and sidewalk a recreational vehicle, as that term is defined in Health and Safety Code Section 18010, unless the owner of such recreational vehicle has obtained a city-issued recreational parking permit and said permit is displayed in the front window of the vehicle in a manner that is visible from the roadway or adjacent parkway.
A. Provision of Permits. When a city resident has a guest with a recreational vehicle staying at the resident’s home, the resident may obtain a city-issued recreational parking permit from the city’s municipal services department at no cost to the resident. Each permit shall be valid for seven days, commencing on the date that is stamped on the permit by city staff. Each city household shall be eligible to obtain two (2) city-issued recreational parking permits within any calendar year.
B. Use of Permit. A recreational vehicle permittee must park its temporarily permitted vehicle within two hundred feet of the residence of its city-host and shall comply with all other parking rules and regulations issued by the city and state.
C. Revocation of Permit. No recreational vehicle permit may be given, sold or otherwise used by anyone other than the person identified on the application pursuant to which the permit was issued, nor may any permit be altered or reproduced. (Ord. 988-07 § 1)