Jurisdiction and research scope
Lititz Borough, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania only. Sources reviewed November 6, 2026. §115-33 amended June 24, 2025 by Ordinance C-618. The code lists two new laws whose complete effect has not been established. Older C-614 text uses a different 72-hour formulation. A complete current-edition cutoff and all subsequent amendments are not established; confirm current parcel-specific requirements with the municipality.
Research by Can I Park My RV?Official municipal sources; access limits shown belowEditorial standard
Lititz Borough RV parking at a glance
| Location or use | What to check |
|---|---|
| Unattached camping trailer on street/alley | Current displayed text prohibits parking. |
| Motorhome or attached trailer | RV wording needs Police interpretation; do not assume permitted. |
| Driveway and sleeping | Separate zoning determination needed. |
Can I park a trailer or motorhome on a Lititz street?
The current displayed §115-33A prohibits parking and permitting an unattached trailer to remain parked on any public street or alley. The same sentence extends the prohibition to boat trailers/carriers, motorhomes and camping or recreation vehicles. It does not retain a 72-hour period. An unattached camping trailer clearly falls within the wording.
Because self-propelled motorhomes appear in a subsection starting with “unattached trailer,” ask Borough Police for an interpretation for an attached trailer or motorhome instead of assuming attachment creates permission. The checker identifies the clear unattached-trailer restriction and leaves the ambiguous extension for official confirmation.
Why do older documents mention 72 hours?
An earlier Borough ordinance document, C-614, says more than 72 hours for trailers and includes motorhomes/camping vehicles. The published code identifies a June 24, 2025 amendment by C-618 and now says “unattached trailer” without that time period. Do not apply the older 72-hour formulation as a current allowance.
Is there a loading or construction exception?
The reasonable delivery/loading/unloading exception in A(1) accompanies the commercially licensed over-three-quarter-ton vehicle rule. It is not expressly written as a general RV exception to A(2).
B describes a motor vehicle necessary to construction or property repairs, used by its owner engaged in that work and authorized by the Borough Chief of Police. But it references §115-28A rather than §115-33A. Have Police confirm whether and how it applies; a construction purpose or claimed authorization should not be treated as an automatic exemption.
What about a driveway, sleeping or hookups?
This guide’s source-backed answer concerns public streets and alleys. It does not establish home-storage placement, sleeping or utility permission. Confirm your actual municipality first, then ask Borough zoning about the parcel and intended use. Warwick Township’s storage and seven-day guest rules do not apply merely because an address says Lititz.
Who to contact for your setup
Ask Lititz Borough zoning staff about your parcel, zoning district, vehicle classification, legal yard boundaries and intended activity. Ask Police about the exact street, posted restrictions and temporary controls. Confirm later amendments, private covenants, leases and utility approvals separately.
Use the Lititz Borough parking checker to organize the starting conditions. The checker cannot approve a parcel, a variance or an unverified exception.
Official sources reviewed November 6, 2026
- Lititz §115-33: special vehicle parking
Current displayed June 24, 2025 amendment; unattached trailer language, RV list and construction exception with a mismatched cross-reference.
- Lititz earlier Ordinance C-614 text
Earlier document is not used as current authority for a 72-hour RV allowance.
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 borough determination may still be required. Read our research method.
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