Jurisdiction and research scope
Centerburg regulates outdoor residential RV storage with a two-vehicle limit, loading time limits, rear placement and restrictions on living and permanent utility connections. Selected checks are not complete parcel clearance.
Research by Can I Park My RV?Official municipal sources; access limits shown belowEditorial standard
Centerburg RV parking at a glance
| Location or use | What to check |
|---|---|
| No outdoor living quarters or business use | An RV subject to subsection (c)(1) cannot be used as temporary or permanent living quarters. Business cannot be conducted inside it while it is stored. A visiting guest does not receive an express living-quarters exception here. This is not a general authorization for camping on private land. |
| Two vehicles and current credentials | No more than two RVs may be stored outside on one residential lot. RVs must be maintained in good repair and carry current Ohio license and/or registration as required. Exactly two meets only the count condition; the other placement and use requirements still matter. |
| Front and side yards have a narrow loading exception | Outdoor front- and side-yard storage is excluded except for temporary driveway parking to load or unload, for no more than 72 hours within any 30-day period. That is not a new allowance for each arrival. Confirm the driveway location and total time; temporary maintenance or guest storage is not the stated purpose. |
| Length affects rear storage and surface review | RVs no longer than 32 feet must be behind the principal building, as far from the street right-of-way as practical, with all wheels on the specified hard surface or approved pervious paving. Gravel is excluded from that hard-surface description. The next clause covers RVs 32 feet or longer and requires the rear yard or an enclosed building. Exactly 32 feet appears in both clauses, so the checker applies both rather than treating that point as a loophole. For longer RVs, this clause alone does not settle all surface rules. |
Confirm the village and outdoor residential scope
This guide concerns the Village of Centerburg, Ohio. Section 1115.05 addresses residential districts and residential property in a PD district, but its RV subsection specifically refers to outdoor storage in residential zoning districts. The checker uses that narrower confirmed scope; a PD parcel, enclosed storage or special approval needs separate review.
No outdoor living quarters or business use
An RV subject to subsection (c)(1) cannot be used as temporary or permanent living quarters. Business cannot be conducted inside it while it is stored. A visiting guest does not receive an express living-quarters exception here. This is not a general authorization for camping on private land.
Two vehicles and current credentials
No more than two RVs may be stored outside on one residential lot. RVs must be maintained in good repair and carry current Ohio license and/or registration as required. Exactly two meets only the count condition; the other placement and use requirements still matter.
Front and side yards have a narrow loading exception
Outdoor front- and side-yard storage is excluded except for temporary driveway parking to load or unload, for no more than 72 hours within any 30-day period. That is not a new allowance for each arrival. Confirm the driveway location and total time; temporary maintenance or guest storage is not the stated purpose.
Length affects rear storage and surface review
RVs no longer than 32 feet must be behind the principal building, as far from the street right-of-way as practical, with all wheels on the specified hard surface or approved pervious paving. Gravel is excluded from that hard-surface description. The next clause covers RVs 32 feet or longer and requires the rear yard or an enclosed building. Exactly 32 feet appears in both clauses, so the checker applies both rather than treating that point as a loophole. For longer RVs, this clause alone does not settle all surface rules.
Permanent utility connections are excluded
The RV subsection excludes permanent connections to electricity, water, gas and sewer. It does not establish a general permission for temporary connections. The checker asks about permanence separately and never treats an unchecked utilities box as proof of permission.
No zoning certificate does not mean no conditions
The subsection says a zoning certificate is not required for its listed parking and storage allowances, but requires compliance with the standards. Other zoning, traffic and parcel restrictions remain relevant. The posted edition is current through December 15, 2025; confirm later amendments and exact yard boundaries before relying on an arrangement.
Who to contact for your setup
Confirm the parcel, current amendments and any special approval with Centerburg using the official sources below. This checker does not issue permits.
Use the Centerburg parking checker to organize the starting conditions. The checker cannot approve a parcel, a variance or an unverified exception.
Official sources reviewed October 28, 2026
- Centerburg posted RV code
Selected operative provisions; read all conditions and exceptions.
- Centerburg code edition
Posted local legislation through December 15, 2025; section 1115.05 cites Ordinance 2023-16, passed June 5, 2023.
A review date records when we checked these sources. The notes above explain any use of older code editions or limits on access to the full source; an address-specific village determination may still be required. Read our research method.
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