RV and boat parking in South San Francisco

In a licensed trailer park or licensed public storage facility;

Wholly enclosed with a structure lawfully existing on the premises;

Within the side or rear yard of the lot provided that the recreational vehicle be located no closer than three feet to any exit from a building used for human habitation, that its wheels are properly blocked or locked, that it does not encroach on a public right-of-way, and that it is not stored or parked in a clear vision zone of a corner lot, and provided further that it is screened from adjacent lots by a solid nontransparent fence six feet in height;

Within the front yard of the lot provided that the recreational vehicle is located entirely within a paved driveway, that its wheels are properly blocked or locked, that it does not encroach on a public right-of-way, and that it is not parked or stored in a clear vision zone on a corner lot.

provided further that it is screened from adjacent lots by a solid nontransparent fence six feet in height;

No recreational vehicle which exceeds thirty-five feet in length, eight feet in width or thirteen feet six inches in height may be kept in this city.

Except as provided pursuant to subsections (c) and (d) of this section, no person shall park or leave standing a recreational vehicle, on any street between the hours of ten p.m. and six a.m. the following day.

It is unlawful to use any recreational vehicle for the purposes of sleeping quarters, notwithstanding that such units have been altered in such a manner as to render them no longer usable as means for the transportation of human beings, but does not include an installed “mobile home” as set forth in Government Code Sections 65862.3 and 65852.7.

Such use as temporary sleeping quarters shall in no event extend beyond seventy-two consecutive hours nor more than two occasions during any thirty-day period.