Unlicensed and/or inoperable vehicles cannot be stored on property unless inside a completely enclosed building. Vehicles may not be parked on boulevards, lawns or grass plots.

Recreational vehicles, including trailers, snowmobiles, boats and campers, must be on an approved surface when parked or stored in the front yard.

Contractors can work:

• Monday - Friday, 7 am - 9 pm
• Weekends or holidays, 8 am - 9 pm

Garbage and recycling bins can be stored in the following locations:

• In a garage
• Behind your home, stored against the building
• On the side of your home, stored against the building but not if the bins are facing a side street
• In or next to a shed
• In front of your home but only if you have a single car garage or a yard that has a difficult situation like a large hill.  In this case a fencing screen is required.
• On collection day - curbside on the driveway or grass
  • Do not place in the street - this can disrupt snow plowing or street sweeping operations

Bins can be at the curb noon the day before collection to noon the day after collection.

• Each home can hold two garage sales per year. 
• Sales can last up to four days each.
• Two directional signs can be posted at major intersections. 
• Sale signs cannot block street signs.
• One 6-foot by 6-foot sign can be placed at the sale location on sale days only.

Outside storage of boats, unoccupied trailers, snowmobiles and one recreational vehicle is permitted on residential property:

• At least 10 feet from the rear property line
• At least 5 feet from any side property line
• At least 5 feet from front property line
• No parking is permitted in the boulevard portion of the street right of way between the curb and the front property line

Parking and storage of vehicles, RVs, and trailers is allowed only on asphalt, concrete or other approved hard surfaces.

Code enforcement division
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