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Dual Rear Wheeled Vehicles

This regulation is designed to prevent the parking of large trucks in residential areas. Chapter 35 of the county code defines vehicles subject to the regulation as: motor trucks, trailers, semitrailers, tractor/trailer combinations.. which have more than 4 weight-bearing wheels, but not including, dual rear wheel pickup trucks with 1 ton or less load capacity.

Conditions for Permitted Uses and Special Exceptions
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ORANGE COUNTY CODE SECTION 38-79

(42)   Dual rear wheel vehicles are permitted subject to the following conditions:

a.   In the A-1, A-2, RCE-5, RCE-2, RCE zoning districts, dual rear wheel vehicles are permitted provided they are used in conjunction with an active agricultural operation/use on-site;

b.   The overnight parking and/or storage of a dual rear wheel vehicle shall be subject to all applicable Orange County Code requirements, including paved parking, buffers and screening to adjacent properties, and drainage, except that active agricultural operations/uses shall be exempt from the paved parking, buffer, drainage and screening requirements; and

c.   Unless otherwise permitted by the Orange County Code, no person shall park or store outdoors a dual rear wheel vehicle in any area of unincorporated Orange County including streets and rights-of-way, except temporarily while engaged in the loading or unloading of persons or property.




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