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Can I park an RV, boat, or work truck at my house?

Only in a garage. The policy’s summary table says “garage parking only” for boats and watercraft, golf carts, recreational vehicles and campers, commercial vehicles, and tractors or trucks of one ton or more.

Recreational vehicles and campers may be outside while actively loading or unloading. Commercial vehicles and heavy trucks may be too, during normal business hours to service a lot. A commercial vehicle is one with commercial writing, or one primarily used or designed for commercial purposes.

That is a summary in plain words. The passages below are what the documents actually say, and they are the authority.

What the documents say

  1. Commercial Vehicles No Parking – Garage parking only, unless actively loading or unloading during normal business hours to service a Lot. Definition – Vehicles with commercial writing or primarily used or designed for commercial purposes.

    Parking and Towing Policy, Summary of vehicle-specific restrictionsRead page 1 in the documentscan

  2. Golf Carts No Parking – Garage parking only. Boats/Watercraft No Parking – Garage parking only.

    Parking and Towing Policy, Summary of vehicle-specific restrictionsRead page 1 in the documentscan

  3. Tractors and Trucks (One Ton or Greater) No Parking – Garage parking only, unless actively loading or unloading during normal business hours to service a Lot.

    Parking and Towing Policy, Summary of vehicle-specific restrictionsRead page 1 in the documentscan

  4. Recreational Vehicles, Campers No Parking – Garage parking only, unless actively loading or unloading.

    Parking and Towing Policy, Summary of vehicle-specific restrictionsRead page 1 in the documentscan

  5. Boats, RVs, Campers, Golf Carts – Garage parking only, unless actively loading or unloading. No overnight parking.

    Parking and Towing Policy, Summary of general parking rulesRead page 1 in the documentscan

This guide was written from the copies in this archive. Documents can be amended after they are recorded, and this is not legal advice; the recorded instruments at the Comal County Clerk are the authoritative versions.