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1. Can I park my RV on a City street?

Parking of a recreational vehicle on a city street requires an annual temporary parking permit. With a permit, parking is allowed for a maximum of three (3) consecutive days, up to twelve (12) days total per calendar month. Permits are valid for one (1) calendar year. Permits can be obtained from the Community Services Department during normal business hours at no cost. City parking regulations take precedence over the annual temporary parking permit. Therefore, a recreational vehicle/trailer may not be parked on a city street during the hours and days that parking is prohibited on that street for street sweeping, or during the hours that parking is otherwise restricted by ordinance or statute. To the extent possible, the recreational vehicle must be parked adjacent to the address the permit was issued to.

2. What is considered a "recreational vehicle"?

Per Chino Hills Municipal Code 10.12.020 the following vehicles are considered recreational vehicles. Camp trailer, fifth-wheel travel trailer, house car, trailer coach, mobilehome, boat and/or boat trailer, and trailers used for the transport of equipment, vehicles or animals, which are used for the purpose of recreation, and recreational vehicle, per California Health and Safety Code section 18010.