Parking your RV Planning and Development www.leduc.ca Planning and Development #1 Alexandra Park, Leduc, Alberta T9E 4C4 General Inquiries: P 780-980-7177 F 780-980-7127 [email protected]CONTACT US www.leduc.ca On a corner lot without access to a lane, you may be able to park an RV in the back yard or in the flanking front yard as long as: • visibility from the intersection as well as adjacent properties is maintained; • site triangles are maintained in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw; and • the RV is enclosed within a screened fence 1.8 m high, located within the property boundaries. What about parking trailers on a public roadway? • RVs can’t be parked on a public roadway for more than 72 hours. Once removed, your RV can’t be returned to the roadway before an additional 48 hours has passed. • Unattached trailers aren’t allowed on roadways. To learn more about parking your RV on a public road or to report concerns contact Leduc Enforcement Services at 780-980-7200 ext. 5. NOTE: • Any RV must be parked on an approved gravelled or hard-surfaced parking pad in accordance with the City’s Land Use Bylaw. • RVs are not to hang over public sidewalks at any time. CMS15-292
On a corner lot without access to a lane, you may be able to park an RV in the back yard or in the flanking front yard as long as:• visibility from the intersection as well as
adjacent properties is maintained;• site triangles are maintained in accordance
with the Land Use Bylaw; and• the RV is enclosed within a screened fence
1.8 m high, located within the property boundaries.
What about parking trailers on a public roadway?
• RVs can’t be parked on a public roadway for more than 72 hours. Once removed, your RV can’t be returned to the roadway before an additional 48 hours has passed.
• Unattached trailers aren’t allowed on roadways.
To learn more about parking your RV on a public road or to report concerns contact Leduc Enforcement Services at 780-980-7200 ext. 5.
NOTE:• Any RV must be parked on an approved
gravelled or hard-surfaced parking pad in accordance with the City’s Land Use Bylaw.
• RVs are not to hang over public sidewalks at any time.
CMS15-292
Own an RV?
This is what you need to know
Planning and Development
What is considered an RV?
Under the City’s Land Use Bylaw, a recreational vehicle (RV) includes (but is not limited to):
• Motorhomes• Travel trailers• Fifth-wheel travel trailers• Campers, whether or not located on a truck
or other vehicle• Tent trailers• Boats • A trailer used to transport any of the above
PARKING AN RV
• The following diagrams are options you may have for parking and storing an RV on your property.
• If you have access to a lane, you may be able to park an RV in the back yard or on the driveway to your detached garage.
• If you don’t have access to a lane but have adequate clearance between the side property boundary and your home, you may still be able to park an RV in the rear yard.
All you need to know about parking an RVwww.leduc.ca
IMPORTANT:
If you don’t have access to a lane and as long as no complaints are received from an affected neighbour, you may park an RV on a front driveway between May 1 and Oct. 15 only.From Oct. 16 to April 30 of each year, the RV must be removed from the front driveway and stored either off-site or in an approved location on your lot.
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PARKING
For a complete list of all the city’s Land Use Bylaw RV parking regulations, please visit our office or www.leduc.ca
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