Compare RV parking rules in Michigan

Temporary loading/unloading/general maintenance up to 72 hours with lot owner permission; passive parking is storage.

Rear or interior side; side height/separation, rear accessory setbacks, yard coverage and corner conditions apply.

Ordinary outdoor storage uses side/rear placement. Front 48-hour loading and sole-work-transport routes overlap 92.46 and need City reconciliation.

Current 3-foot applicable residential lot-line clearance,20-foot corner street clearance, surface and 20 percent required-rear-yard coverage conditions.

Outdoor front/side storage over 48 hours does not fit the adopted rear/enclosed route. Short private placement still needs complete conditions checked.

Beyond 48 hours: rear hard surface≥5 feet from side/rear lines, inhabited property and qualifying ownership; other laws still apply.

Special established-front-driveway storage needs no enclosed/rear/side alternative or reasonable access; one unit and other class/setback conditions.

Rear/side or specified corner second front:3 feet to residential windows/doors and 8 feet from sidewalk or 7 feet from front lot line, subject to equipment class.

Residential lot rule bars any vehicle over 22 feet. A shorter RV still needs a lawful driveway, structure or approved parking area.

Outside the front yard alone does not approve lawn parking; lawful layout and surface conditions still apply.

One RV/equipment unit≤25 feet on an approved driveway; width over 8 feet separately triggers the side/rear option.

Equipment over 8 feet wide or 25 feet long uses paved/approved-driveway side/rear placement with≥3 feet to side/rear lines. Residential lot cap: two units.

Current 4.01 B 3 restricts private RV parking/storage; a paved driveway is not a verified exception.

Residential lawn/unpaved parking limits remain separate from the RV-class restriction.

Undated official guidance describes≤48 hours on occupied private property; full current section and exceptions were not available for review.

Longer outdoor storage: behind the house front with≥3 feet from side/rear lines, or inside an enclosed building.

Ordinary storage in a garage/carport or beyond the nearest building portion to the street. Front loading or maintenance uses 72 cumulative hours in any five days.

Equipment≤6 feet may use an interior side yard; taller equipment requires rear placement with 34-5.1 conditions. One-family condominiums have a rear-only rule.

Front driveway needs Zoning Administrator approval when side/rear access or clearance is inadequate.

Ordinary outdoor side/rear placement at least five feet from side/rear lot lines.

Loading/unloading only selected exception: 72 hours per period and 144 hours per calendar month.

Rear open space: conditional 10-foot rear, 5-foot side and adjacent-street setback; occupant title/current plate.

One unit under the twenty-five-foot city-right-of-way condition; confirm exact placement and front-yard classification.

Side/rear placement, setbacks and 35-percent maximum lot coverage apply.

Longer outdoor RV keeping must use rear yard; a driveway alone does not meet the selected route.

Beyond seventy-two hours: occupant ownership, rear yard, good repair and compliant screening.

Not blanket driveway permission; front extension requires Building Official determination and twenty-foot right-of-way margin.

Rear access route; approved paved side-yard option capped at two units; three-foot side/rear spacing.

Temporary front option: up to48 hours, hard surface, outside right-of-way; permit option separately reviewed.

Side/rear behind front building line, side setback 3 feet and rear setback 10 feet.

Front/corner-yard driveway storage between May 1 and October 15.

Side/rear option without front/corner seasonal restriction; condition and count rules still apply.

Loading/unloading on a residential driveway or parking area is limited to two days.

Ordinary residential RV parking/storage uses side/rear yards and size limits of 104 inches width and 37 feet length.

Administrator may allow inaccessible side/rear alternative; no automatic driveway permission.

Ordinary side/rear five-foot separations, with street-side corner exclusion and ten-foot corner rear separation.

Driveway is a named RV location; combined RV/boat/trailer count at most two on driveway or side yard.

Side/rear locations identified; two-unit driveway/side clause not generalized to rear-yard storage.

No general home-driveway rule established; confirm the specific land-use classification first.

For the selected AG seasonal-storage use, storage area at most half the lot and additional 100-foot district setbacks.

Ordinary outdoor residential option is rear yard, not a general front/side driveway entitlement.

At most two covered vehicles, rear yard, concrete/blacktop/comparable hard surface excluding gravel.

Recreational loading/unloading up to 48 hours; not a general storage exception.

Ordinary storage on paved rear-yard surface, with accessory-building and special corner conditions.

Private-property parking/storage not established by the street rule.

No home-yard storage entitlement established.

A driveway is not a blanket exception to the front-yard restriction.

One covered vehicle under 25 feet; screening at least 5 feet high; building-line requirement after more than 48 hours.

Storage needs at least one ordinance alternative; ordinary private repairs must be fully enclosed.

Enclosed/fully obscured storage is one alternative; operable registered regular-use vehicles have a separate option.

Annual placement requires licensing, owner registration and approved sewage disposal; exact parcel placement remains unconfirmed.

Annual-route attachments or additions need a zoning permit first; district and yard requirements still apply.

Beyond 48 outdoor hours, ordinary non-waterfront storage requires side or rear yard; waterfront front/side rule differs.

Current section measures at least 10 feet to a dwelling on an adjacent lot, not a general 10-foot lot-line setback.

Front-yard driveway requires Zoning Administrator allowance when side/rear access is insufficient; no automatic exception.

Ordinary outdoor option is side/rear, at least 10 feet from side and rear lot lines.

No automatic front-driveway storage option; written authorization outside rear yard is separately reviewed.

Ordinary rear-yard option has 5-foot side/rear clearance and neighbor-view protection; Lake Huron adjacency requires indoor storage.

One RV; 100 feet from relevant neighboring doors/windows, operable and credentialed.

Rear-yard option below 125 feet frontage; side or rear at 125 feet or more. Front setback remains restricted.

Summer front option requires specified paving and no street-facing door/window obstruction.

Ordinary rear/interior-side three-foot route; corner and waterfront geometry need individual review.

Selected construction-dwelling option only; no general driveway parking approval.

R-1/R-2 section3.02C identifies one unoccupied coach, one boat and one trailer in rear yard with yard requirements.

Temporary camping selected checks only; no general driveway parking approval.

Minimum 9,000 square feet; count depends on parcel acreage, with exact 1, 2 and 5 acre overlaps held.

Private-lot occupancy exception is no more than 72 hours over seven days; access-only residential driveways are excluded from the street definition.

Private-lot exception is not general yard placement or zoning permission.

Selected R-1 camping and temporary-dwelling options only; no general driveway parking permission.

Route and district confirmation required; separate rules govern RVs used as accessory storage buildings.

Selected ordinary trailer-dwelling exception only; no general driveway parking approval.

Storage depends on vehicle status and district compatibility; unlicensed-vehicle/race-car rear-yard provisions are distinct.

Legal yard matters; selected non-waterfront residential front-yard storage restriction excludes authorized alternatives.

Side/rear storage rules and separate waterfront/vacant-lot conditions; district setbacks still apply.

Camping classification and owner-residence facts control; no unoccupied parking permission established.

Owner incidental residential camping is limited to two weeks; yard storage rules are not determined here.

Ordinary occupied residential-lot outdoor placement must clear required front yard and three-foot side/rear distances.

Required front yard excluded; at least three feet from side and rear lot lines, subject to separate permit review.

Confirm legal yard, current vehicle condition and occupant ownership/registration; driveway is not a universal exemption.

Ordinary front yard requires district setback and full landscaping screen; lakefront and vacant-lot alternatives excluded.

Primary front setback parking/storage over 48 hours prohibited; driveway alone does not determine setback.

Other-yard placement not resolved; confirm current required setbacks.

Confirm actual side/rear yard; driveway alone does not satisfy selected guest option.

Short-term guest option requires side/rear yard and district dimensions.

Unoccupied driveway storage not adjudicated by temporary-camping option.

Temporary camping needs confirmed lot/permit conditions and 50 ft high-water distance.

Private driveway parking/storage outside selected road checker.

Private-yard location and occupancy need zoning review.

Confirm required setbacks; driveway label alone does not establish compliance.

Required front/rear/side setbacks restricted; narrow front-sale 30-day exception; corner projection separate.

A driveway in a front yard needs the three-part front-yard test, not an automatic exemption.

Ordinary side/rear placement: at least 3 feet from side/rear lines; front exception separately scoped.

Section 3.36 identifies a driveway exception in the required front yard; not complete parking permission.

Actual text allows selected side/rear-setback placement; required front yard and street-to-front-wall area are distinct tests.

Ordinary side/rear placement; separate sole-work-transport driveway option not adjudicated.

Five feet to side/rear boundary abutting residential use; corner lots add 20 feet from adjoining street; required rear-yard coverage max 20%.

Private outdoor option depends on whether an occupied single-family dwelling exists; no driveway-specific permission inferred.

Selected count: at most two covered units; structures and other parcel rules remain separate.

A driveway may be front yard; ordinary outdoor front-yard stay over 48 hours needs the stated permit exception.

Confirmed storage over 48 hours: rear or side behind front building line, with currently applicable accessory-building setbacks.

A front driveway is not a placement exception; confirm the legal yard.

Selected ordinary RE/residential option: side or rear, at least five feet from every property line, combined maximum two covered units.

Selected private size/count/condition checks apply; driveway placement is not cleared.

Garage/rear/side zoning language overlaps separate garage/rear-only text; obtain interpretation.

Private driveway storage requires separate zoning review.

No private yard storage permission established.

Private driveway storage is not cleared by this street-only review.

Separate private-yard and zoning review is needed.

Private driveway storage requires separate review.

No private-yard or zoning permission established.

Private driveway storage needs separate review.

No yard-storage permission established.

Size/count/lot conditions apply; active-use front driveway and storage options differ.

C5 side/rear storage and five-foot lot-line rule have an application-based alternative; checker leaves placement unresolved.

Temporary home parking described by the City permit form; long-term storage unresolved.

Complete site and setback conditions require the issued permit and ordinance.

Ordinary storage behind front plane; one RV may use improved front driveway for limited loading/cleaning.

10-foot side/rear clearance, or 15 feet if over 10 feet high; no easements; surface and coverage limits.

Ordinary outdoor storage prohibited by Township guidance.

Ordinary outdoor storage prohibited; inside-garage storage permitted.

Side position: 10-foot property-line clearance; rear of house: 3 feet from all lines.

Same placement rules; keep sidewalk clear.

Covered resident RVs in front driveway May 1–Oct 31; no empty boat trailers or other trailers.

Outside front yard/driveway and comply with §33.01 setbacks, lot lines and easements.

Garage or compliant side/rear position; front-yard loading exception only.

Outside garage: side/rear yard with 3-foot side/rear lot-line clearance and safety review.

Beyond 48 hours in 2 weeks, ordinary front driveway storage restricted; approved non-required-front exception possible.

Side/rear storage at least 3 feet from lot lines; inhabited dwelling and occupant ownership.

Height-dependent side/rear storage; front placement only under the active 72-hour option.

Below 6 feet: side/rear; above 6 feet: rear/nonrequired interior side with §4.19 conditions.

Driveway staging limited by 72 cumulative hours in 30 days; longer storage needs compliant position.

Enclosed or behind main-building front face, 5 feet to side/rear lines; no required corner front yard.

Trip loading/unloading/cleaning only: 3 occurrences and 48 total hours in 7 days.

Rear yard within extended side building lines, 20 feet from rear line; corner screening.

Front-setback driveway: permission and physical-impossibility loading exception only.

Overnight “other place” restriction still applies; rear/side placement alone does not clear storage.

Over 20 feet: fully inside an enclosed garage. Shorter vehicles: rear yard or garage.

Rear placement does not authorize landscaped-ground parking; long-term outdoor storage needs clarification.

Resident-owned operable equipment on pavement; full location and coverage rules apply.

4-foot side clearance when closer than 6 feet to main building; 2.5-foot side/rear clearance when farther than 6 feet.

Front/side driveway: one mounted unit for the limited 72-hour activity route; ordinary storage is rear-yard.

Rear yard, 5 feet from all property lines and 10 feet from dwelling; concrete/asphalt/patio-block wheel pad.

Front-driveway stored RVs: maximum 2, height≤13 feet, 5–10 feet from building,≥20 feet from front line.

Stored RVs: maximum 5 outside accessory buildings; side/rear≥5 feet from residential windows/doors.

No general outdoor front-driveway RV option; enclosed-building route is separate.

One resident-owned/leased unit, occupied non-lakefront lot, fully screened behind rear building line.

Residential driveway storage not established by campground section.

Residential yard storage not established; campground approvals do not transfer to private yards.

Full-vehicle pad of a listed or similar material; outdoor storage in rear/nonrequired side yard.

R/RT zoning; maximum two outside enclosed buildings; required side setback maintained.

One unit on owner/user front or side driveway for vacation repair/maintenance, up to 72 cumulative hours in five days.

One unoccupied rear-yard unit; no corner-side-yard placement. Residential accessory-building route is separate.

48-hour established-driveway trip preparation, or issued seven-day permit, at most two per address yearly.

Enclosed building or compliant rear/side placement; corner and waterfront definitions matter.

Use maintained designated parking areas; exact yard-area limits require confirmation.

Rear-yard camper storage requires Building and Safety Engineering approval of the area.

A front driveway is not identified as the ordinary RV storage location.

RV storage belongs in the rear yard or non-required side yard; confirm parcel setbacks and other zoning conditions.

A front-yard RV must be in the driveway at least 21 feet from the road edge. Improved surfaces include concrete, asphalt or gravel with a clearly defined edge.

Other listed placement is in the rear yard or the side yard closest to the garage or driveway. Confirm the §10.2 equipment count for the lot.

Driveway storage is limited to 48 hours and may not extend into the right-of-way or sidewalk.

Outside storage requires the rear or interior side yard behind the primary-building front line, six-foot setbacks and required screening. One RV and trailer is allowed below 2.5 acres; one additional set may be allowed at 2.5 acres or more.

Front-yard driveway in front of the garage prohibited for RV storage.

At least five feet behind the front building line; up to three RVs, not more than one of each kind.

For a covered camper/travel trailer, on-lot loading or unloading may last at most 48 hours.

Ordinary outdoor storage is rear-yard only, with accessory-building setbacks and combined lot coverage preserved.

City guidance describes one RV no longer than 25 feet, in good condition, on a driveway May 1–October 31; confirm the stated 6-foot and 15-foot clearances with the City.

One covered RV under 25 feet in the rear yard, or side yard when rear placement is not possible; summary calls for 4-foot lot clearance and 6-foot fence/hedge screening.

A front-yard driveway is not ordinary outdoor RV storage under §50-64B.

Rear yard ordinarily; side-yard placement has separate clearance, screening and location conditions.

The official visiting-relative answer allows a temporary driveway visit on premises with water and sewage facilities.

This FAQ route does not establish general long-term unoccupied storage or every yard placement condition.

Administrative guidance: at most two covered RVs; side/rear or driveway, not front lawn; no driveway issue or sidewalk blockage.

Administrative guidance: at most two covered RVs; side/rear or driveway, not front lawn; no driveway issue or sidewalk blockage.

Permanent storage: completely enclosed permanent structure or paved rear yard.

Permanent storage: completely enclosed permanent structure or paved rear yard.

Enclosed permanent building or outdoors at least five feet from side/rear lot lines and outside the required front setback; ordinarily three outdoor RVs.

Enclosed permanent building or outdoors at least five feet from side/rear lot lines and outside the required front setback; ordinarily three outdoor RVs.

Only a lawfully used paved or administrator-approved driveway is excepted from the front-yard clause; overall approval unresolved.

Residential front-yard RV parking/storage prohibited unless an express exception applies.

Currently registered/licensed RV, permanent dwelling, side/rear yard and district setbacks.

Currently registered/licensed RV, permanent dwelling, side/rear yard and district setbacks.

Maximum three outdoor items, outside front and required side/rear yards.

Maximum three outdoor items, outside front and required side/rear yards.

Not evaluated.

Side-yard storage behind front line, 5-ft side setback and normal 10-ft adjacent-home clearance.

Not evaluated.

Side/rear only, operable and licensed where applicable; actual district side setback.

One owner’s RV in nonrequired side/rear yard.

One owner’s RV in nonrequired side/rear yard.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Occupied dwelling: two units. Vacant R-1: one/90 days; vacant AR: two/180 days.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

Principal building and principal setbacks normally required; formal garage-driveway exception.

A driveway designation alone does not replace side/rear-yard and surface requirements.

Side/rear only, five feet from property lines, full-size all-weather surface and other §17.16 conditions.

Outside front yard, five-foot perimeter and one parcel owned by RV owner.

Outside front yard, five-foot perimeter and one parcel owned by RV owner.

AG/SFR/SFN: maximum two outdoors, no front yard, occupant registration.

AG/SFR/SFN: maximum two outdoors, no front yard, occupant registration.

General storage not determined.

General storage not determined.

Residential: one unoccupied trailer and one boat; occupied dwelling and rear-yard clearances.

Residential: one unoccupied trailer and one boat; occupied dwelling and rear-yard clearances.

Enclosed garage; outdoor loading only up to total 24 hours.

Enclosed garage; outdoor loading only up to total 24 hours.

Inhabited-home lot, occupant-owned, side/rear with three-foot clearance.

Inhabited-home lot, occupant-owned, side/rear with three-foot clearance.

One resident-owned RV per combined adjoining lot group.

One resident-owned RV per combined adjoining lot group.

Side/rear yard, five-foot lot-line clearance; no vacant parcel.

Side/rear yard, five-foot lot-line clearance; no vacant parcel.

Resident-owned, individual lot, adjacent to permanent residence; district setbacks.

Resident-owned, individual lot, adjacent to permanent residence; district setbacks.

Paved front-yard placement up to 72 hours; no front grass.

Paved front-yard placement up to 72 hours; no front grass.

Up to three sound RVs outdoors on a developed residential lot, subject to setbacks and special driveway placement.

Up to three sound RVs outdoors on a developed residential lot, subject to setbacks and special driveway placement.

Private storage not determined.

Private storage not determined.

Ordinary licensed/operable/intact exception; placement not approved.

Ordinary licensed/operable/intact exception; placement not approved.

Side/rear yard and 10-foot side/rear setbacks.

Side/rear yard and 10-foot side/rear setbacks.

Required-parking restriction, not general yard approval.

Required-parking restriction, not general yard approval.

Within 25 feet of the street right-of-way: storage beyond 72 continuous hours needs a written police permit.

Within 25 feet of the street right-of-way: storage beyond 72 continuous hours needs a written police permit.

Dated adopted section provides 72-hour loading/unloading/general maintenance route; other signs and restrictions remain.

72-hour maximum for the specified activity; moving vehicle is not a verified reset.

Section 92.46 excludes listed-equipment overnight public parking; no general daytime/loading approval asserted.

Zoning clause:48 hours before and 48 hours after use within seven days; front placement needs cross-chapter reconciliation.

Adopted 17-2 allows temporary/emergency street, alley or highway stops≤1 hour, subject to other rules. An actual special-event approval is separate.

No general 48-hour street-loading permit; the adopted temporary street-stop exception is≤1 hour.

Specified preparation or routine-maintenance route≤48 hours; ordinary public equipment parking excluded.

Loading, unloading, trip preparation or routine maintenance/repair≤48 hours on public street or established driveway.

Full public-street and loading rules were not established by the UDC lot provision; confirm the exact curb.

No universal RV street-loading window verified.

The private 72-hour clause does not establish street permission; curb, overnight and snow rules are separate.

One RV≤72 hours within seven days for loading, unloading or normal maintenance/cleaning on a paved area or approved driveway.

Listed-equipment overnight public parking prohibited under 18-364.

Actual loading/unloading≤48 hours at the user’s frontage or adjacent side yard; incidental movement does not reset the clock.

Official guidance excludes ordinary RV/recreational-trailer street parking or storage in residential districts.

No public RV loading exception or private-visit reset was established.

The home-premises allowance does not establish public-street permission; exact curb rules remain separate.

Loading, unloading or maintenance:72 cumulative hours in any five days, not per visit.

RV storage barred on streets/right-of-way and private-road easements; other parking needs review.

No separately verified loading duration; do not infer an exception.

Private-lot exceptions do not establish street-parking permission.

At most 72 consecutive hours and 144 total hours in a calendar month.

This private-property checker does not establish street-parking permission.

At residence up to 72 hours; limited electricity/water exception, no occupancy clearance.

Private residential storage section does not establish street-parking permission.

No separately verified loading duration or exemption; short keeping is not blanket permission.

Storage provision does not authorize street parking or storage.

No verified loading exception automated; separate review required.

Property-storage provision does not establish street permission.

No separate loading exception verified; temporary front option is not a universal loading allowance.

Off-street storage clause does not establish street-parking permission.

No loading duration independently verified; storage permission is not loading clearance.

Residential size text mentions roads; this checker does not establish full road parking permission.

Separate two-day driveway/parking-area loading option; not guest accommodation permission.

Selected private storage rule does not establish street parking permission.

No loading duration verified by this storage option.

No street permission established; public closed-hours rules require separate review.

No independent loading window established by the selected amendment.

Public street parking is outside the selected land-use rules.

No loading-duration permission established.

Separate size/class and time routes; no full street permission from this checker.

Other-vehicle street loading/unloading or emergency-repair route at most one hour, subject to separate checks.

Off-street selected provisions do not establish street permission.

Purpose-specific recreational loading/unloading at most 48 hours.

24 consecutive hours without permit; permitted option up to 72 hours after issuance, subject to conditions.

No separate loading exception inferred from street time allowance.

Not decided by the residential storage checker.

Temporary delivery/service exceptions require separate review; not general loading permission.

No general street parking permission; public repairs only emergency minor work up to one hour.

Loading permission not established by storage alternatives.

Section 8.03 annual placement does not establish public-street parking permission.

Loading and short visits are not determined by the annual-placement checker.

Public-street parking is outside this residential private-property section.

Separate location exception is no more than 48 hours within seven days; checker leaves the exception for review.

RV storage prohibited on streets, rights-of-way and private road easements; short parking unresolved.

No general private loading exception is inferred from section 530-149.

RV storage prohibited on public streets, rights-of-way and private road easements; short parking unresolved.

No general loading exemption inferred from section 9.8.

Not decided by this private-land checker; unchanged code and street controls require separate review.

Not modeled as an exemption from the 2026 storage paragraph.

Curbside property-line-to-curb strip prohibited; full street controls not modeled.

Approved on-premises area up to 48 hours; separate option, not ordinary storage permission.

Roadway parking and camping controls are not established by the selected zoning text.

No general loading-hour allowance established; construction exception is not a loading permit.

This private-parcel camping checker does not establish roadway parking permission.

No loading-hour exception established by these selected camping provisions.

Village-owned or maintained location required; occupied RV parking reaches camping definition at three consecutive hours in 24 hours.

No independent loading exemption established; occupied village-street time can trigger camping definition.

No street-parking or roadway-camping determination from these selected zoning provisions.

No general loading-hour exception established.

The selected dwelling checker does not establish roadway parking or camping rules.

No loading-hour exception established by the selected provisions.

No general street-parking determination from these selected zoning provisions.

No loading-hour exemption established.

Ordinary camping is prohibited outside the stated exceptions; separate roadway parking controls still apply.

No loading-hour exemption established by the camping ordinance.

Selected off-street recreation-equipment provisions do not establish street parking permission.

Cleaning/loading/unloading no more than 48 hours in any seven-day period, outside required yards.

No roadway parking permission supplied by this off-street section.

Anywhere-on-property loading placement exception lasts up to 48 hours; longer activity needs ordinary placement review, not an automatic ban.

Street parking is outside this private-parcel checker.

Loading and maintenance require separate review; no duration permission inferred.

Street parking outside selected private-lot short-term route.

Loading and maintenance are not adjudicated.

Street camping and parking are outside this private-parcel checker.

Loading and maintenance are not decided.

Winter Dec 1–Apr 15 2–8 a.m. ban; specific downtown 3 h limits/signs and sidewalks separately checked.

Necessary passenger loading payment exception does not waive winter/sidewalk or legal time limits.

Public street parking not modeled.

Loading and maintenance not decided.

Public street parking is outside this residential storage checker.

48 hours within seven days is a placement exception, not automatic complete permission or a blanket loading-duration ban.

Public streets are outside this parcel-storage checker.

Loading and maintenance are not adjudicated.

Street parking is outside the residential parcel route.

48 hours before and after a trip within seven days is a location exception, not a total-duration ban.

Public street parking is not decided by12.15 private-property checks.

Loading and maintenance are outside this narrow storage/occupancy option.

Not decided by this private outdoor parking/storage subsection.

Loading and maintenance remain unknown in this selected checker.

Specific 2026-08 road no-parking zones require separate review; no general street permission.

Loading and maintenance are outside this narrow checker.

Temporary or emergency street/alley/highway stop no longer than one hour, with other restrictions.

Loading and maintenance remain outside the selected checker.

Selected City streets/right-of-way have a daily2–6 a.m. motor-vehicle restriction; specific downtown exceptions and a separate declared-snow-emergency prohibition matter.

A loading selection does not automatically waive the selected parking rules.

Winter2–6a.m. restriction November1–March31 inclusive; more than24hours prohibited on regulated/controlled streets. Downtown has shorter limits.

Ordinary parking remains subject to selected restrictions; alley delivery exceptions are not automated.

Daily3–6a.m. parking/standing prohibition; uncurbed street definition extends16feet beyond pavement/improved edge.

No automatic waiver for ordinary parking or standing.

Winter 4–6 a.m. prohibition; exact Nov 15/Apr 1 boundary dates held. Municipal lots have a different year-round rule and permit scheme.

Ordinary parking remains checked; no loading waiver inferred.

Not assessed by this private-parcel checklist; consult current traffic rules.

Active use is a defined classification, not a blanket loading exception.

Not established by the private-property permit form.

Two nonconsecutive 24-hour periods; recurrence interval not stated on form.

Not established by the residential-lot provision.

One mounted RV, up to 48 hours for loading, unloading or cleaning.

Street permission not established.

Call ahead for discretionary few-day repair/trip leniency; no guaranteed duration.

Public street rule not established.

Up to 48 hours before and 48 hours after use within 7 days; confirm exact location.

Public street permission not established.

Nonresident vehicle: 24-hour threshold and 7 intermittent calendar days annually without permit.

No street permission established by residential-lot rule.

Front loading/unloading at most 48 hours; sight lines and traffic must remain clear.

Street rule not established by zoning storage provision.

48-hour/2-week threshold is not blanket loading or camping permission.

Private-premises rules do not establish street permission.

72 consecutive hours; restart requires absence greater than 24 hours, with proof on return within 7 days.

Official Township guidance says no public-street parking.

72-hour staging is cumulative in 30 days, not an automatic reset on moving.

Only street/highway loading/unloading up to 24 hours, no traffic impediment.

Street 24 hours; private driveway 48 combined hours and 3 occurrences weekly.

Overnight prohibited unless an applicable ZBA variance is issued.

Up to 24 hours, with Building Inspection permission and physical impossibility behind front setback.

Not established by the private-storage guidance.

No general loading or repair allowance established.

Private-lot article does not establish street permission.

48 hours before and 48 after the same trip; maximum 96 hours in 7 days.

Not established by the examined rear-yard paragraphs.

Established driveway: one unit up to 72 hours for loading, unloading, trip preparation or routine maintenance/repair; street rule separate.

Complete public-street rule not established.

No blanket trip allowance; driveway minor-repair jack-stand exception≤48 hours.

General RV street rule not established; boat street storage specifically prohibited.

No general RV trip-loading duration established.

Complete public-road rule not established.

No general RV trip-loading allowance established.

Public-property RV storage prohibited except the specified loading/unloading option.

Up to 48 hours loading/unloading, with driveway visibility unobstructed.

The residential storage handout does not authorize public-street RV parking.

Loading alone is not the stated driveway repair/maintenance exception.

Residential public-property parking generally prohibited; no automatic street-loading exception inferred.

Established driveway only, no more than 48 hours for trip preparation.

No street permission established by property-maintenance guidance.

No fixed loading exception established.

This private-property guidance does not establish a public-street allowance.

No loading duration exception is established by this guidance.

The township guidance states street parking is prohibited and enforced by the Ottawa County Sheriff.

No separate loading exception is established by this guidance.

Private RV storage on public property is prohibited.

A driveway limit is not an independent street-loading allowance.

Outdoor-storage handout does not establish street parking permission.

No loading exception established by this handout.

The on-lot rule does not establish street parking permission.

Campers/travel trailers: at most 48 hours anywhere on the premises for loading or unloading.

The residential summary does not establish public-street RV parking permission.

No separate loading-hours exception is established by this guidance.

The storage rule does not establish street permission.

No numerical loading allowance established here.

The RV visiting guidance says RVs cannot be parked on the street; general state vehicle rules also remain relevant.

No distinct loading exception is established by the visiting-relative FAQ.

Not established by this residential-storage guidance.

No separate loading window established.

Private paved-driveway preparation: up to three consecutive days and four occasions/calendar year. No street allowance established.

Private paved-driveway preparation: up to three consecutive days and four occasions/calendar year. No street allowance established.

Public streets, alleys, highways and other public places: no more than two hours.

Public streets, alleys, highways and other public places: no more than two hours.

Ordinary street/alley stops prohibited 2 a.m.–6 a.m.; City lots prohibit vehicles/combinations over 24 feet.

Active loading/unloading is a front-yard-clause exception, not a blanket street exception.

No street allowance established by the storage clause.

No separate loading approval is supplied.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Public right-of-way parking and storage prohibited.

Driveway/parking-area loading or unloading at most 48 hours.

Not evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Travel trailer: 48-hour front-driveway loading intervals.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Not evaluated by this narrowly scoped checker.

Not comprehensively evaluated.

No general loading permission is inferred.

Not screened.

Not screened.

Ordinary RV street storage prohibited; temporary exception needs immediate police notice.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

No overnight parking in streets or other public spaces.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Public streets not determined.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Street parking not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Street permission not established.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Not determined.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Street parking is outside this storage check.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Roadway/easement storage prohibited; ordinary short parking not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Not evaluated; no street permission inferred.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Seasonal street restriction separate; not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Loading or cleaning exception: up to 48 hours per 14 days on the lot; no road-parking entitlement inferred.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Overnight public RV/trailer parking prohibited.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Road and easement storage prohibited.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Street rules not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

Street parking not evaluated.

Only expressly described loading options are evaluated.

No living or housekeeping under the examined residential storage provision.

Trenton city limits only. Official Police Department page reproducing section 110-639 and Ordinance 705 adopted February 20, 2007, read October 21, 2026. This is a dated adopted provision carried on the current city website, not certification of a complete 2026 consolidation. Rear accessory-building setbacks under 110-630 and all later amendments were not available in full for this guide; they remain unresolved.

Ordinary living/housekeeping excluded. Zoning Administrator guest waiver may cover one period up to two weeks; actual terms need review.

Garden City, Michigan city limits only. Current American Legal 2026 S-20 text of 154.069,154.066 and 92.46 read October 21, 2026. Section 154.069 history includes 26-006 adopted June 8, 2026 and uses 3 feet, unlike the undated older handout’s 5 feet. Chapter 92’s behind-front-line and trailer-connection clauses overlap the newer zoning section’s front-loading and utility rules; this checker does not clear conflicting exceptions. All later uncodified amendments and actual waiver terms remain unverified.

Longer storage requires unoccupied equipment; RV dwelling excluded. Guest-owned equipment and pamphlet wording need reconciliation.

City of St. Joseph, Michigan only, not St. Joseph Charter Township. Complete signed adopted Ordinances 2024-10 and 2024-11 dated March 4, 2024 were reviewed October 21, 2026; each states effective 10 days after final passage. The current official RV page still links these ordinances as uncodified text. June 2024 FAQ is a summary and differs on transient-guest ownership, connections and street exceptions. Full later consolidation/amendment clearance and unresolved FAQ interactions remain unverified.

Overnight sleeping only expressly distinguished from prohibited living/housekeeping; the complete guest setup remains unverified.

Sterling Heights city limits only. Full American Legal 2026 S-46 §37-23 definitions and§37-24 A-K read October 21, 2026. Section history includes Ordinance 448 of August 3, 2016 with surface and enclosed-trailer changes effective January 1, 2017. Current publisher text is not a certified absence of later uncodified amendments. Boat-on-trailer and mounted-camper facts, corner geometry and complete applicable site conditions still need confirmation.

House-trailer occupancy on private property is restricted to an authorized trailer camp.

Ann Arbor city limits only, not Ann Arbor Township. Official UDC 12th edition effective August 23, 2026, amendments through 26-18, read October 21, 2026. City landing page said no unpublished UDC amendments on review date. Sections 5.19.5 B/C,5.19.6 D,5.16.1 C and 5.37.2 house-trailer definition examined. The UDC public-space/game-day exception is not treated as an exception to the separate 22-foot residential-lot restriction; full street law and parcel approvals remain separate.

RVs must remain unoccupied, uninhabited and locked; permitted-campground arrangements are separate.

City of Lansing, Michigan only, not East Lansing or Lansing Township. Full official Form-Based Zoning Code PDF, third amendment April 20, 2026 effective May 4, 2026, reviewed through the official online text October 21, 2026; the original PDF download was restricted. Sections 1250.02.03, 1250.02.06 and 1250.02.07 examined. A recreational-equipment permission is not applied automatically to every utility trailer or boat occupancy. Full traffic consolidation, later uncodified amendments and exact parcel approvals remain unresolved.

No ordinary home RV guest-lodging exception verified.

Dearborn city limits only, not Dearborn Heights. Official American Legal 2026 S-07 text read October 21, 2026: zoning 4.01 B 2/B 3 and traffic 18-364. Current city property-maintenance guidance corroborates the residential storage restriction. Exact vehicle classification, all later uncodified amendments, specific street signs and claimed approvals remain separate checks; no general guest or hookup exception was established.

No guest-sleeping or dwelling exception established by the guidance.

City of Troy, Michigan only. Complete current official Common Codes Enforced page read October 21, 2026; it is undated guidance, not a certified current code consolidation. Its linked recreational-vehicle section PDF and separate 2023 zoning PDF were unavailable. The guide reports what the City currently publishes, while holding full current 7.11 text, exceptions, later amendments and occupied-use/utility questions for City confirmation.

Ordinary residential living, sleeping or housekeeping prohibited.

Farmington Hills city limits only. Complete official zoning PDF dated December 9, 2025, section 34-5.7, read October 21, 2026; section identifies Ordinance C-2-2023. The undated city FAQ still gives 24 hours and says less than 6 feet for side-yard storage; the code instead gives 72 cumulative hours/any 5 days and not exceeding 6 feet. The code is used here. Complete later uncodified amendments and parcel-specific 34-5.1 requirements are not certified.

Occasional visitor accommodation at most two weeks, not a permanent dwelling option.

The selected section does not establish utility or wastewater permission.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping excluded under the selected residential exception.

Fixed electricity, water, gas and sewer connections excluded.

Sleeping and dwelling while parked or stored prohibited.

General services barred; loading electricity/water exception limited to 72 hours.

No sleeping or dwelling authorization established by the storage/repair provision.

No utility or wastewater permission established by this section.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping excluded.

Fixed electricity, water, gas and sanitary sewer excluded.

No sleeping or residence permission established by this selected section.

Sanitary connections barred; other utility permission not established.

No sleeping or dwelling authorization established.

No utility or wastewater authorization established.

Residential living, sleeping and housekeeping in parked/stored equipment prohibited.

No utility or wastewater permission established by selected RV storage rules.

Occupancy is a separate use; no sleeping clearance from storage compliance.

Stored RVs must not connect to water, sewer or electricity.

Sleeping, living or housekeeping requires an applicable temporary City Council exemption.

Ordinary rule prohibits public utility connections and unauthorized waste discharge.

Seasonal storage does not establish guest sleeping or dwelling permission.

No utility entitlement established; leakage contamination prevention required.

Residential living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited.

Fixed electricity, water, gas and sanitary-sewer connections prohibited; no waste discharge to ground/pavement.

Living/housekeeping prohibited; sleeping-only question not cleared.

Water and sanitary sewer connections prohibited; electricity not resolved by this clause.

Street permit does not establish sleeping/camping permission.

No hose/cable across public sidewalk; operating generators/compressors/motors prohibited while parked.

Sleeping and residence not established by storage rules.

No utility-connection permission inferred.

Camping and residence need separate review.

No connection permission inferred from storage or repair.

Annual occupancy must be recreational only and no more than 120 continuous days; temporary additional trailers need separate review.

Approved sewage disposal is required; no blanket permission for other utility connections is inferred.

Living use is prohibited under the ordinary option; Building Official guest/repair waiver permits require separate review.

Fixed electricity, water, gas and sanitary sewer connections are prohibited under the ordinary option.

Occasional visitor living ceiling is two weeks; other temporary-building routes and complete permission remain unknown.

Selected RV clauses do not establish utility-connection permission.

Visitor accommodation beyond 48 hours requires written authorization; approved use must be fully self-contained.

Self-contained requirement for approved visitor use is not permission for utility hookups.

Visitor and construction approvals require separate code and document review; no sleeping permission.

A unit at least 40 feet long connected to water or sewer is classified as a mobile home under the amendment.

Living, lodging and housekeeping prohibited in parked/stored RVs on property.

No utility permission established by the selected section.

Ordinary construction dwelling needs yearly review and has five consecutive building cycles; R&F and licensed-campground routes differ.

Construction occupancy requires compliant water/sewage installation and prior Health District approval.

Temporary camping needs an annual permit and visible address; no unlimited continuous stay inferred.

Health-approved septic, or qualifying alternative sanitation; self-contained units require sanitary removal services.

72-hour seven-day private-lot exception; two occupied RVs may raise the separate park definition.

No ordinary hookup permission inferred; licensed parks and converted dwellings have distinct requirements.

R-1 provision concerns property owners with a permanent township residence; other guest arrangements need review.

R-1 sanitary condition and temporary-dwelling water/sewage requirements are separate from a generic utilities checkbox.

Ordinary trailer dwelling no more than 14 total days in any one year; licensed travel-trailer camps are separate.

Running water and sewage facilities are both required for the ordinary temporary-dwelling exception.

Ordinary temporary RV dwelling uses 180 consecutive days within 12 months; construction and licensed parks are separate.

Ordinary RVs may not have permanent water or sewage connections; proper refuse/sewage disposal required.

Section 4 refers to persons camping on property they own, not all guests with owner consent.

Designated campground sanitary obligations are separate; no residential hookup permission established.

Living or housekeeping limited to 14 days in a calendar year under the selected ordinary option.

No hookup approval inferred; separate water and sanitary-sewer standards require review.

Living or housekeeping prohibited under the ordinary residential option; sleeping classification must be confirmed.

Water or sanitary sewer connection prohibited; electricity alone not treated as those connections.

Selected owner temporary recreational camping option has 120-day annual duration and other conditions; guest eligibility not decided.

Permanent utility connections or foundation attachment conflict with selected temporary camping option; mere utility use is not equated with permanence.

One unit, existing owner-occupied single-family dwelling, qualifying guests/family and no more than 30 consecutive days.

Principal-use utilities requirements are separate; generic utilities checkbox does not adjudicate short-term route.

Selected temporary camping 1–14 days; one-acre minimum and three combined tents/RVs, current permit required.

Compliant septic required; no dwelling septic sharing or porta potty; utilities checkbox not proof.

Sleeping/camping not determined by road parking results.

Utilities not adjudicated; parking permission never implies accommodation approval.

Living/housekeeping 14 days per 6 months exception requires separate review; no occupancy permission inferred.

Unoccupied sleeping-capable equipment: no sanitary sewer or fixed electric/water/gas connections.

Separate trailer occupancy permits and conditions; no sleeping approval from storage checks.

Utility connections are not adjudicated by this selected storage option.

No sleeping or habitation permission follows from an RV storage exception.

Utility connections and occupied uses need separate review.

Building-official waiver may cover specified guest or repair situations for a single period up to two weeks; ordinary living restriction otherwise applies.

Ordinary listed utility connections restricted; a confirmed waiver requires separate review.

Occupancy at an occupied dwelling max 180 days/calendar year; vacant-property storage/use max 180 days/calendar year.

No utility-connection or sanitation permission inferred; obtain current local requirements.

Sleeping and residence require separate review; a parking permit is not accommodation approval.

Sanitary connections prohibited in selected parking/storage scope; other utilities not decided.

Confirmed residential occupancy or purpose prohibited by selected accessory-use clause; sleeping classification may remain unknown.

No utility or sanitary permission inferred.

Guest permit provisions and zoning living-use prohibition need coordinated review.

Fixed electricity, water, gas or sanitary-sewer connections prohibited by Z5-01G5.

Sleeping and residence remain outside the checker.

Utility connections are not cleared.

Sleeping and residence are outside this checker.

No utility connection permission established.

Sleeping and residence are outside this checker.

No utility connection permission established.

Sleeping and residence not decided.

No utility/discharge permission established.

C8: issued ZA permit, principal building, no more than 14 days within 60; no permission issued here.

Living/lodging and active-use electricity provisions differ; shared utilities alone is insufficient.

No sleeping or residence permission established.

City of Allen Park, Wayne County, Michigan only, not Allen Township or the City of Allen. Official Building Department RV/Trailer Parking Permit Application read November 6, 2026. The undated form cites Ordinance 2007-06 but is not the full ordinance or a current code consolidation. It supports the limited temporary-permit information here; ordinary long-term storage, street rules, complete site conditions and later amendments remain unresolved.

One visitor RV: 7 consecutive days and 14 combined visitor days per calendar year.

City of Auburn Hills, Oakland County, Michigan only, not Auburn in Bay County. Official Article XVIII PDF labeled last amended June 17, 2024, read November 6, 2026. Section 1813 carries the September 28, 2020 Ordinance 918 amendment. These are adopted code provisions; later amendments, individual approvals and separate traffic rules remain to be confirmed.

Not established; parking leniency is not sleeping approval.

Bloomfield Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official Resident Information webpage, undated, read November 6, 2026, citing Open Storage Ordinance §42-5.5. This guide reports the Township’s published guidance; complete code text, exact exceptions and all later amendments were not established. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

No living use under guidance, including permitted guest parking.

Canton Charter Township, Wayne County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official Township Ordinance Information handout, undated, citing zoning §4.01(E), read November 6, 2026. This is official guidance, not a certified complete 2026 code consolidation; later amendments and parcel-specific exceptions need Township confirmation. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Seasonal front-driveway units cannot be occupied; other occupied use requires specific approval.

Commerce Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official currently linked Zoning Ordinance Article 33 PDF, filename listing amendments through May 29, 2024; §§33.04 and 33.01 read November 6, 2026. The filename is not a certified complete adoption history. Confirm later amendments and parcel-specific setback interpretation. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited.

City of Eastpointe, Macomb County, Michigan only, not Eastpointe RV Resort in Grand Haven or another namesake. Official zoning PDF identifies adoption June 4, 2024, following the November 13, 2023 ordinance and May 28, 2024 draft. Adopted §7.03(B) and clear-vision §7.02 read November 6, 2026. Later adopted amendments, parcel approvals and separate traffic rules require City confirmation; a proposed vehicle amendment is not presumed adopted.

Stored sleeping-capable vehicles must remain unoccupied.

Milford Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official ClearZoning Chapter 32, effective November 24, 2021 and updated through January 4, 2023; §§5.13 and 4.4 read November 6, 2026. This dated official consolidation does not establish all later amendments. Milford Village has separate zoning jurisdiction. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Living and housekeeping prohibited.

City of Novi, Oakland County, Michigan only, not Novi Township. Official zoning PDF effective January 8, 2015 and amended through June 6, 2025, currently linked by the City, read November 6, 2026. The filename contains November 4, 2025, but that is not the amendment-through date. Sections 5.1 and 4.19 examined; later amendments and individual approvals require City confirmation.

Temporary/permanent dwelling outside licensed, lawfully operating facilities prohibited.

Plainfield Charter Township, Kent County, Michigan only, not Plainfield Township in Iosco County or another namesake. Official currently linked zoning excerpt §3.19 and township storage guidance read November 6, 2026. Neither source shows an adoption or amendment-through date. The ordinance excerpt says occupant ownership, while the short guidance says property-owner ownership; that difference needs Township confirmation for a tenant-owned unit. Later amendments and other site rules remain separate.

Visiting-vehicle parking permit beyond 24 hours, up to 2 weeks; sleeping not established.

Plymouth Charter Township, Wayne County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. American Legal 2021 S-2, legislation through July 27, 2021; §70.07 adopted September 12, 2017. Official Zoning Ordinance 99 Article 28 PDF filename dated April 2016, §28.46. Read November 6, 2026. The older zoning document and traffic edition do not establish incorporation of later amendments. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Occupied use outside licensed parks needs chapter-specific authorization; residence needs written permit.

City of Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan only, not Royal Oak Charter Township. Current eCode contents includes legislation through July 13, 2026, read November 6, 2026. Chapter 692 was adopted July 28, 1958; relevant parking amendments are October 25, 1971 and July 31, 1978. Other traffic and zoning rules and later amendments remain separate.

Sleeping and dwelling permission not established.

City of Southfield, Oakland County, Michigan only, not Southfield Township or its villages. Current official Vehicle Storage & Parking guidance read November 6, 2026; the page gives no revision or ordinance-through date. It describes less than and greater than 20 feet without resolving exactly 20 feet, and separately cautions against extended outdoor vehicle storage. Full code, duration, setbacks, exceptions and later amendments require City confirmation.

Occupancy on the lot prohibited.

City of St. Clair Shores, Macomb County, Michigan only, not the City of St. Clair or St. Clair Township. Official RV-storage knowledge-base article last updated December 15, 2020, read November 6, 2026. It remains published guidance, not a complete current code consolidation. Exact six-foot building separation, lot coverage, all yard restrictions and later amendments require City confirmation.

Not established by the examined storage provisions.

City of Warren, Macomb County, Michigan only, not Warren Township in Midland County or another namesake. Official May 27, 2026 ZBA agenda quotes §5A.04. The April 23, 2025 ZBA packet contains an April 3, 2025 enforcement letter quoting §§5A.06, 5A.07 and 5A.09. These documents quote operative requirements but do not supply each provision’s adoption date. Read November 6, 2026. The quoted code requirements are distinguished from the applicant’s variance request; the request is not a citywide amendment or granted permission. Full current Article V-A, other exceptions, street rules, occupancy and later amendments remain unresolved.

Living/housekeeping beyond 30 days/calendar year prohibited; shorter occupancy needs separate approval.

Waterford Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official Zoning Ordinance 135-A, adopted February 22, 2010, effective March 10, 2010, amended through September 2, 2025; §3-302.1 and related definitions read November 6, 2026. The modeled route is R-1 through R-1 E single-family districts, not every Waterford parcel. Later amendments require Township confirmation. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Outdoor stored unit cannot be occupied.

West Bloomfield Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official Township code excerpt of ArticleIV, Ordinance C-483-D adopted May 13, 2019, §§10-110–10-112, read November 6, 2026. It is a dated adopted text hosted by the Township, not proof that all subsequent amendments are incorporated. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Approved campground: same-site RV occupancy cannot exceed 30 days.

White Lake Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan only, not a namesake city or another township. Confirm the parcel’s actual governing authority rather than relying on its mailing address. Official ClearZoning ordinance labeled amended through May 23, 2025, filename July 2, 2025; §4.38(J), read November 6, 2026. The current Township page also lists Ordinance 58-25 A concerning accessory buildings. This guide covers the examined campground provision; private residential storage and complete public-road rules remain unresolved. Other site restrictions, easements, private agreements and later legislation require separate confirmation.

Living, sleeping and housekeeping prohibited in parked or stored RVs.

Clinton Charter Township in Macomb County, Michigan only. Not Clinton city, Clinton County, another Clinton Township, or neighboring municipalities. The private-storage option below requires R or RT residential zoning. Current American Legal 2026 S-25 section 1118.04, amended by Ordinance 260-A-499 passed December 22, 2025; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The guidance authorizes unoccupied equipment storage only; occupied use needs a separate answer.

City of Livonia in Wayne County, Michigan only; not Livonia town or village in New York or nearby Michigan communities. City-issued Recreational Vehicles guidance for the Vision 21 Zoning Ordinance, available and read November 6, 2026. The handout does not give a revision date. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Living and housekeeping prohibited.

Chesterfield Charter Township, Macomb County, Michigan only; not Chesterfield city in Missouri or another Chesterfield. Current codified article III, sections 62-61 through 62-65, read November 6, 2026; expired 2002 transition is not a current exception. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Storage guidance does not authorize sleeping or residence.

Redford Charter Township, Wayne County, Michigan only; not Detroit or another township. Current official township violations and property-maintenance guidance, read November 6, 2026; site approval remains necessary. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and residence require separate confirmation; storage guidance is not occupancy permission.

City of Roseville, Michigan only; not neighboring municipalities or unincorporated county territory. Current city-hosted Code Enforcement Top 10 guidance, read November 6, 2026; guidance does not provide the complete zoning exceptions. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Storage guidance does not establish permission to occupy an RV.

Holland Charter Township in Ottawa County, Michigan only; not the City of Holland or Holland Township, New Jersey. Current official text read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Publicly open parking lots, excluding licensed campgrounds, may not be used for overnight vehicle shelter. Residential storage rules do not establish sleeping permission.

Pittsfield Charter Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan only; not Ann Arbor, Saline or Pittsfield, Illinois. Current eCode includes legislation through May 13, 2026; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Units cannot be used for living purposes under the residential outdoor-storage rule.

City of Saginaw, Michigan only; excludes Saginaw Charter Township and other neighboring jurisdictions. City Planning and Zoning currently linked outdoor-storage guidance, read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No living, lodging or housekeeping in parked or stored recreational equipment.

City of Burton in Genesee County, Michigan only; not Burton Township, Ohio, or Burt Township, Michigan. §157.071 in the 2026 S-6 code, local legislation through February 2, 2026; read November 6, 2026. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

The City residential guide says RVs cannot be occupied or repaired in a residential area.

City of Grand Rapids, Michigan only; not Grand Rapids Township, East Grand Rapids, other Kent County municipalities or Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Current City Neighborhood Living Guide, page 11, linked from the official page labeled 2026 Edition on November 6, 2026. The linked filename still includes 2025. This is administrative summary guidance, not the complete zoning code; obtain a City determination for exceptions and ambiguous cases. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

Sleeping and residential use need separate review.

City of Flint, Michigan only, not Flint Township or other Genesee County communities. The current City zoning page links the compilation last amended by Ordinance 240459, effective December 7, 2025. Its older March 28, 2017 page footers are not the adoption date. Section 50-64B says “twenty (25) feet”; this guide does not resolve that conflicting number.

Visiting relatives may sleep temporarily within the 14-day annual limit on qualifying premises.

Oshtemo Charter Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan only; not the City of Kalamazoo. Current official Ordinance Enforcement FAQ read November 6, 2026; the RV answer cites Zoning Ordinance §57.30(A). Page publication/amendment date is not stated. Detailed temporary-construction residence permits require separate ordinance review. Confirm site-specific restrictions and any use outside the stated route.

No occupancy or utility permission established.

Independence Charter Township, Oakland County, Michigan residential property. Not the separate City of the Village of Clarkston or another Independence Township. Only the official newsletter residential storage guidance is evaluated.

Sleeping and dwelling permission are not established; utility approval is separate.

City of Wayne, Michigan only, not Wayne County or Wayne Township, New Jersey. This guide covers R1A, R1B and R1C districts under §1203.05, not other districts.

No dwelling use; temporary occupancy up to 48 hours requires sleeping accommodations on a residential-district lot for its owner or guests. Utilities not independently authorized.

Cannon Township, Kent County, Michigan only. Ordinary motor-home/camper branch; watercraft, LR watercraft exceptions, docked craft, special temporary dwellings and repair projects require separate review.

Sleeping permission not established.

City, not Township. Exact yard, lawful driveway, full length, signs and actual exception matter. No positive parking result.

Permanent/continuous dwelling barred; occasional guest use unresolved.

Geography explicitly gated to unincorporated township zoning. No whole-township population coverage claim. Temporary sleeping and utility use remain unknown.

No ordinary residential living or housekeeping.

June 10, 2026 compilation is linked by the current Township zoning page. Other districts, lakefront exceptions and obstacle permits are not automated.

Separate two-week/four-times-year exception disclosed but not evaluated.

This guide covers only the local rule described above. The municipality must confirm classification, jurisdiction, parcel conditions and any required approvals. No permit, camping right or utility authorization is issued.

Living/housekeeping at most 14 days in any 12 months; no onboard running-water or sewage use.

This guide covers only the local rule described above. The municipality must confirm classification, jurisdiction, parcel conditions and any required approvals. No permit, camping right or utility authorization is issued.

Residential use prohibited.

No driveway construction, curb-cut, utility or complete zoning approval.

Occupied-dwelling site: only one RV occupied and at most 90 calendar-year days.

Administrative screening of the cited provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the proposal with the municipality.

No ordinary guest-living exception established.

Almena Township, Van Buren County: §5.90 sleeping-equipped recreational vehicles. Ordinary private storage and municipality-approved temporary habitation only; commercial storage/repair facilities, approved RV parks and exceptional extension decisions are excluded. Administrative screening of cited local provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the entire proposal with the municipality.

Occupancy excluded; mobile-home relatives provision is not an RV guest allowance.

Royalton township, Berrien County, Michigan: ordinary unoccupied RV parking/storage in agricultural or residential zoning under §17.16(B)–(F), with §17.17 sight clearance. House trailers/mobile homes, farm-use vehicles and temporary housing approvals are not screened. Administrative screening of the cited provisions only. This is not a permit, legal opinion, occupancy approval or complete zoning determination. Confirm the proposal with the municipality; other applicable laws, posted restrictions and private covenants remain separate. Reviewed November 7, 2026. The official township zoning page links the ordinance amended through March 9, 2026, and that complete operative vehicle-storage section was read. Targeted later-amendment research located no superseding rule. Same-name Minnesota township sources were rejected.

R1/R2/RR owner/immediate-family seasonal dwelling option, one unit and safety conditions.

No manager exception, commercial/industrial, small-boat, utilities or special campground approval.

Occupancy not determined.

No other district, commercial storage, nonconforming right, special approval or occupancy decision.

Visitor at resident home: up to 30 days; longer stays require review.

No permanent residence, recurring-stay reset, hookup or permit determination.

Storage does not authorize occupancy.

No enclosed storage, motorhome classification, visitor stay, construction dwelling or vacant-land approval.

Not established here.

FAQ-based limited guidance, not a full ordinance or permission for occupancy.

Temporary dwelling approval required; not decided here.

No seasonal driveway, temporary dwelling, public street or utility approval.

Temporary use is separately regulated, not approved here.

No visitor, temporary occupancy, hookup or Police extension approval.

Visitor exception described, not evaluated.

No front-yard, visitor-occupancy or hookup permission. Posted 2026 S-2 text, not a guarantee that every later ordinance is codified.

Permanent occupancy barred by storage exception; visitor permit is separate.

Posted 2022 amendment read; this is not an exhaustive consolidation of later zoning decisions. No visitor permit, construction occupancy or utility approval.

No camping permission from FAQ.

Official police guidance, not complete parcel zoning analysis. No rear-yard, street, new pad, camping or utility approval.

Camping generally capped at 14 days per calendar year, with a discretionary extension up to 30; no permanent habitation.

Uses the separate adopted 2022-5 replacement rather than superseded section 3.29 in the linked compilation. Exact district setbacks, parcel approvals, special permits, camping and public-road rules remain outside this limited storage screen. No exhaustive subsequent-legislation audit is claimed.

No private occupancy permission established.

Village only, not township. This guide only flags setups that conflict with the rule (overnight public parking); licenses/waivers and private land excluded.

No occupancy permission established.

Condition-exception screen only; all other ordinance exceptions and hardship cases excluded.

Residential RV sleeping/living prohibited.

Residential Section 10.8 screen only; no enclosed storage, vacant-lot approval or general camping permission.

Camping not approved.

Limited adverse screen; separate village excluded.

No sleeping or hookup permission inferred.

Only the section 1243.08 restriction is evaluated, not overall legality. The City and Township are distinct jurisdictions.