Jurisdiction and research scope
Holly Village sets residential RV parking, loading, condition and living restrictions, with separate lakefront and adjoining-vacant-lot provisions that require careful classification. These selected checks do not supply complete parking or accommodation permission.
Research by Can I Park My RV?Official municipal sources; access limits shown belowEditorial standard
Holly RV parking at a glance
| Location or use | What to check |
|---|---|
| Ordinary yard placement | Paragraph A addresses rear and interior side yards and permits a front-yard location only when the RV meets the required district building setback from the front property line and is completely obscured from street view by landscaping. A native driveway or front label does not establish the legal yard or setback. Height restrictions under the accessory-building section also apply; the checker does not supply a height approval. |
| Lakefront and vacant-lot alternatives | Paragraph B provides a distinct lakefront route for the yard between house and street on concrete, asphalt or another hard surface, without landscape screening. Paragraph F bars a lot without a principal building except an adjacent lot under common ownership with an occupied residence and the specified occupant-owned/registered RV. These routes are excluded from the ordinary checker; their conditions are not silently discarded or merged. |
| Loading and vehicle condition | Paragraph E allows loading and unloading anywhere on residential property for no more than 48 hours. Exactly 48 hours does not exceed this selected limit, but is not complete authorization. Paragraph G separately requires good repair and current license plate or registration. Paragraph I specifies ownership and licensing/registration to the dwelling occupant under the ordinary residential route. |
| Living and water connections | Paragraph H prohibits actual living or housekeeping in the RV and connection to water or sanitary sewer facilities. Sleeping alone is not automatically classified as living. An electricity-only connection is not reclassified as a water/sewer connection, and the generic utilities checkbox is not used as evidence for that prohibition. |
Village and residential scope
This guide covers Holly Village in Oakland County, not unincorporated Holly Township. Section 157.151 concerns off-street RV parking and storage on residential property. The selected checker narrows to outdoor ordinary single-family lots with a principal dwelling, excluding lakefront, adjoining-vacant-lot, multifamily and manufactured-home-park alternatives, as well as garage or indoor parking under paragraph D.
Ordinary yard placement
Paragraph A addresses rear and interior side yards and permits a front-yard location only when the RV meets the required district building setback from the front property line and is completely obscured from street view by landscaping. A native driveway or front label does not establish the legal yard or setback. Height restrictions under the accessory-building section also apply; the checker does not supply a height approval.
Lakefront and vacant-lot alternatives
Paragraph B provides a distinct lakefront route for the yard between house and street on concrete, asphalt or another hard surface, without landscape screening. Paragraph F bars a lot without a principal building except an adjacent lot under common ownership with an occupied residence and the specified occupant-owned/registered RV. These routes are excluded from the ordinary checker; their conditions are not silently discarded or merged.
Loading and vehicle condition
Paragraph E permits loading or unloading anywhere on residential property for no more than 48 hours. Exactly 48 hours is within that placement exception, not complete authorization. After 48 hours, ordinary placement rules must be reviewed; the checker does not convert expiration of the exception into a blanket loading ban. Paragraph G separately requires good repair and current license plate or registration. Paragraph I specifies the ordinary dwelling-occupant ownership and licensing/registration relationship.
Living and water connections
Paragraph H prohibits actual living or housekeeping in the RV and connection to water or sanitary sewer facilities. Sleeping alone is not automatically classified as living. An electricity-only connection is not reclassified as a water/sewer connection, and the generic utilities checkbox is not used as evidence for that prohibition.
Other residential settings
Paragraph D allows garage parking/storage subject to other applicable requirements. Paragraph J allows the village to require a screened RV storage area at multifamily dwellings, complexes or manufactured-home parks. The checker does not issue site-plan approval, approve a campground or resolve such special settings.
Current code and later measures
The 2026 S4 code contains legislation through Ordinance 476, passed October 14, 2025. The current municipal new/amended ordinance index ends at that same ordinance. The reviewed posted council minutes cover October 14, December 9 and 16, January 13 and 20, February 10, March 10 and June 23. The October measures concern short-term rentals and ethics; no amendment to the selected RV section was identified in those records. This is a bounded review of posted material, not a complete July–October 2026 enactment history or a guarantee against unlisted changes. Confirm current parcel requirements and separate approvals with the village.
Who to contact for your setup
Use the official sources below to confirm the exact parcel, current amendments and any special approval with Holly. This checker does not issue permits or contact officials.
Use the Holly parking checker to organize the starting conditions. The checker cannot approve a parcel, a variance or an unverified exception.
Official sources reviewed October 29, 2026
- Official codified RV parking and storage section
Section 157.151; current S4 compilation through Ordinance 476 passed October 14, 2025.
- Village new and amended ordinance listing
Actual municipal listing reconciled with code cutoff; later council records require separate review.
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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