Jurisdiction and research scope
New Auburn allows selected residential storage locations, requires five feet in side yards, resident ownership and registration, and limits annual sleeping without cooking. 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
New Auburn RV parking at a glance
| Location or use | What to check |
|---|---|
| Front-driveway, rear and garage routes differ from side yards | The section names front-yard placement on a driveway, a garage, rear-yard placement and side-yard placement. Its stated five-foot margin attaches to the side-yard lot line. This guide does not turn that side-yard condition into an invented rear-yard distance, or approve a garage without the other applicable rules. |
| Side yards need five feet and all parts must clear public space | For side placement, the unit must be no closer than five feet to the side lot line. The ordinary route also prohibits any part from extending over a public sidewalk or right-of-way. Measure the whole unit, including projections, rather than only tires. |
| Resident ownership and current registration matter | The recreational vehicle or boat must be owned by the resident whose property is used for storage and have current registration. Permission from a landowner is not presented as a substitute for the resident-ownership condition. |
| Sleeping is limited and cooking is excluded | Ordinary parking is for storage, with an overnight-sleeping exception of at most fourteen days in one calendar year. Cooking is not permitted under that provision. The annual exception does not authorize unrestricted residence or a campground use. |
Confirm New Auburn residential jurisdiction
This guide concerns the Village of New Auburn in Wisconsin. Section 350-74 addresses RV and boat storage in residential districts. Verify the actual parcel and current zoning; a mailing address alone does not determine jurisdiction, and a later rezoning ordinance affects some parcels.
Front-driveway, rear and garage routes differ from side yards
The section names front-yard placement on a driveway, a garage, rear-yard placement and side-yard placement. Its stated five-foot margin attaches to the side-yard lot line. This guide does not turn that side-yard condition into an invented rear-yard distance, or approve a garage without the other applicable rules.
Side yards need five feet and all parts must clear public space
For side placement, the unit must be no closer than five feet to the side lot line. The ordinary route also prohibits any part from extending over a public sidewalk or right-of-way. Measure the whole unit, including projections, rather than only tires.
Resident ownership and current registration matter
The recreational vehicle or boat must be owned by the resident whose property is used for storage and have current registration. Permission from a landowner is not presented as a substitute for the resident-ownership condition.
Sleeping is limited and cooking is excluded
Ordinary parking is for storage, with an overnight-sleeping exception of at most fourteen days in one calendar year. Cooking is not permitted under that provision. The annual exception does not authorize unrestricted residence or a campground use.
Permanent hookups and unrelated goods remain separate
Permanent sewer, water and electrical connections are excluded; temporary electricity for charging batteries and other purposes is recognized. Unrelated goods, materials or equipment may not be stored inside. A separate 2026 sewer ordinance concerns laterals and residential building connections and does not provide this guide with RV-hookup permission.
Active loading is not ordinary storage
Subsection C provides a notwithstanding exception to A and B for active loading or unloading, including necessary electricity or propane to prepare the RV. The checker leaves that route unresolved rather than applying ordinary placement/use conclusions through the exception. It does not claim the exception erases ownership or registration requirements.
Use the posted edition with newer amendments in view
The code states legislation through October 9, 2025. Six later documents were available: parcel rezoning, recycling/yard waste, storage containers, cemeteries, alcohol and sewer connections. Their scope does not replace the selected RV text, but current parcel zoning and any separate container or sewer project still need review.
Who to contact for your setup
Use the official sources below to confirm the exact parcel, current amendments and any special approval with New Auburn. This checker does not issue permits or contact officials.
Use the New Auburn 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
- New Auburn §350-74, RV parking and storage
Residential placement, ownership, registration and use restrictions.
- New Auburn newer laws
Six later ordinances available; parcel rezoning and sewer/container amendments need their own scope 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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