§ 24-4. Parking camper other than in licensed campground or mobile home park.

(a)

It shall be unlawful for any person to place or maintain any trailer used for human habitation, or to use any trailer for living, sleeping or business purposes, on any premises or property within the corporate limits of the town, except upon premises located within a campground or trailer park, a permit for which has been granted pursuant to the requirements of this chapter and chapter 48 affecting trailer parks; provided, however, that a camper may be parked or stored on any premises outside of a trailer park for a period not exceeding 24 hours; provided, further, that no living quarters are maintained or any business conducted therein, and that no person inhabits the same while such trailer is so parked or temporarily stored. However, a trailer may be parked or stored on any premises outside of a trailer park on which there is located on the same premises a hotel, motel or dwelling house, with the permission of the owner of such premises or the lessee or tenants thereof, for an indefinite period; provided, however, that no living quarters are maintained or any business conducted therein, and that no person inhabits the same while such trailer is so parked or temporarily stored.

(b)

Subsection (a) of this section shall not apply to town sponsored events provided all essential permits and authorizations are obtained and the event lasts no longer than seven consecutive days.

(Code 1990, § 20-4; Ord. No. 11-05-017, Pt. I, 5-4-2011)

Cross reference

Stopping, standing and parking, § 42-131 et seq.