§ 22-50.3. Dual rear wheel vehicle parking; exemptions.

(a)

Within the Indian Ridge Subdivision (units 1—5, inclusive), no person shall park or suffer, cause, or permit the parking of a dual rear wheel vehicle unless such vehicle is parked within the confines of a garage or other structure (as may be permitted by applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations) in such a fashion as to be fully shielded from public view, except temporarily while actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers or property.

(b)

Notwithstanding the parking restrictions of this section, "recreational vehicle-type units" as defined by F.S. § 320.01 which are dual rear wheel vehicles having been parked upon a residential lot accessory to a residential dwelling on September 23, 2010, may continue to be parked on that lot, notwithstanding the "fully shielded from public view" requirement, as a nonconforming use provided that upon the owner's transfer of title and removal from the lot the restrictions of this section become fully applicable to the lot. Units qualifying as nonconforming uses pursuant hereto must be parked within rear yards or behind the fence along side yards (no part may be in the front yard) and must be substantially shielded from public view by opaque fencing or other lawfully permitted visual barrier.

(c)

Notwithstanding the parking restrictions of this section, dual rear wheel vehicles which fall within the purview of the following types of vehicles may be allowed as a conditional use pursuant to the standards and procedures of the Osceola County Zoning Regulations and/or Land Development Regulations:

(1)

Authorized emergency vehicles as defined by F.S. § 316.003(1) when parked on a lot accommodating the dwelling unit within which the vehicle operator resides on a 24-hour call to duty basis.

(2)

Tow trucks meeting the standards of Chapter 15B-9, Florida Administrative Code, which are owned or maintained by a wrecker operator approved by the Division of Florida Highway Patrol for inclusion on the wrecker rotation list for the wrecker rotation zone(s) serving Osceola County pursuant to F.S. § 321.051 and Chapter 15B-9, Florida Administrative Code, when parked on a lot accommodating the dwelling unit within which its operator resides on a 24-hour call basis for towing services to the public.

(Ord. No. 12-10, § 3, 3-19-12)