RV parking rules in Manteno Village

Manteno Village RV parking at a glance

Front driveways and approved side pads have different conditions

Section 9-12-2G requires residential yard parking to use a regularly constructed driveway, beyond the sidewalk and without visual or other hazards. Subsection H expressly permits an RV on a front-yard driveway if it clears sidewalks and creates no hazard. Its side-of-home route requires the owner’s property, no encroachment into a neighbor’s yard, no safety hazard or visual obstruction, a concrete pad approved by the Building Department, an operable vehicle used for its designed purpose, an actual position beside the home and valid registration. A lawn, a proposed pad or a rear-yard location is not treated as an approved side pad by this checker.

Current S-13 section 9-12-2, full parking text Adopted Ordinance 23-06, RV and signs amendment

The 72-hour residential-street exception requires Police approval

The ordinary rule prohibits the listed RVs and utility trailers on a residential street or parking lot. An RV too large to fit in the driveway or side concrete pad may be parked by a resident property owner or guest on the street in front of that house for loading, unloading or visiting, for no more than 72 hours. There must be no visual or other hazard, and notification to the Police Department and its approval must precede parking. Notification alone is insufficient. This checker does not extend the exception to other streets, a convenient empty lot, a smaller RV that fits on-site, or a different activity. Applicable traffic restrictions and Police conditions remain separate requirements.

Current S-13 section 9-12-2, full parking text Adopted Ordinance 23-06, RV and signs amendment

Temporary residence is a narrow section exception, not complete approval

Subsection H says this section does not apply to an RV used as a temporary residence in front of or beside the home, still on the homeowner’s property, for no more than 120 hours. That language must not be converted into unconditional camping, utility, sanitation or occupancy approval, and this checker returns an unresolved result for sleeping. Required off-street parking is also preserved by subsections A through E; changes of use or expansion can require a new parking determination. The full current S-13 provision and the original adopted 2023 amendment were reconciled with the official October 2026 surplus-equipment ordinance, which does not change these RV provisions.

Current S-13 section 9-12-2, full parking text Manteno publisher coverage Official ordinance index Adopted Ordinance 23-06, RV and signs amendment Ordinance 26-10, surplus equipment Publisher pending-codification page

Who to contact for your setup

Ask the municipality to confirm the exact parcel or parking location and applicable approvals before acting. This guide is a limited administrative screen.

Use the Manteno Village parking checker to organize the starting conditions. The checker cannot approve a parcel, a variance or an unverified exception.

Official sources reviewed November 7, 2026

• Current S-13 section 9-12-2, full parking text

  Official/adopted source reviewed 2026-11-07. Legislative coverage and scope are stated separately.

• Manteno publisher coverage

  Official/adopted source reviewed 2026-11-07. Legislative coverage and scope are stated separately.

• Official ordinance index

  Official/adopted source reviewed 2026-11-07. Legislative coverage and scope are stated separately.

• Adopted Ordinance 23-06, RV and signs amendment

  Official/adopted source reviewed 2026-11-07. Legislative coverage and scope are stated separately.

• Ordinance 26-10, surplus equipment

  Official/adopted source reviewed 2026-11-07. Legislative coverage and scope are stated separately.

• Publisher pending-codification page

  Official/adopted source reviewed 2026-11-07. Legislative coverage and scope are stated separately.

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 local-government determination may still be required. Read our research method.