A. For purposes of this section, an “inoperable vehicle” shall be defined to be any vehicle which is: (1) not currently licensed for operation on public roads by state of Utah or any other state; or (2) wrecked, damaged, or otherwise lacking in essential parts or equipment for safe and lawful travel on public roads. It is unlawful to park any inoperable vehicle, including trucks, automobiles, equipment trailers, travel trailers, recreational vehicles, campers, all terrain vehicles, boats, or other vehicles (however denominated) on any public street within the City limits, for a period of more than four consecutive hours.

B. For purposes of this section “operable commercial vehicles” shall be defined to include any vehicle which: (1) is currently licensed for lawful operation on public roads by the state of Utah or any other lawful authority; (2) has a capacity of two tons or more; (3) is utilized for commercial or business purposes; or (4) is wheeled or tracked equipment including, without limitation, tractors, bulldozers, back hoes, construction equipment, delivery vans, tow trucks, utility trucks, or equipment such as flat bed trailers, box trailers, or equipment trailers used to carry other equipment. It is unlawful to park any operable commercial vehicle on any public street within the City limits for a period of more than four consecutive hours, except that such vehicles may be parked for a period not to exceed forty-eight consecutive hours where necessary for: (1) individual deliveries or pickups to/from an adjacent residence or business; (2) construction related activities that are the subject of a valid building permit from building authorities; or (3) services provided to an adjacent residence or business (i.e., repair services, landscaping, or the like).

C. For purposes of this section “recreational equipment” shall be defined to include all terrain vehicles, boats, campers, dirt bikes, travel trailers, snowmobiles, recreational vehicles, other recreational equipment, and trailers carrying same. It is unlawful to park any recreational equipment on any public street within the City limits for a period of more than four consecutive hours, except that such equipment may be parked for a period not to exceed twenty-four consecutive hours for purposes of maintenance, cleaning, or readying for departure.

D. In addition to the issuance of a citation for any violations of this section, the Police Department may remove and impound any vehicle found to be in violation of this section. The owner of any vehicle impounded pursuant to this section may recover possession of the vehicle upon payment of all applicable towing, storage, and impound fees incurred or assessed in connection with that vehicle. (Ord. 13-13, 2013: Ord. 00-08, 2000: prior code § 21-13A)