[BogeyBoy]

A little research into the "External Deed Restriction Standards" for my district: (I underlined the section on vans)


Trucks and RV/ Parking – No trucks in excess of 3/4 ton size shall be parked, stored or otherwise remain on any lot. The tonnage of a vehicle describes the hauling capacity and not the weight of the vehicle. Example: A Ford F150 is classified as a 1/2 ton vehicle, Ford F250 is a 3/4 ton size vehicle, and a Ford F350 is a 1 ton vehicle. Anything larger than the F250, for example, Dooley or a Fifth-wheel, is considered in excess of 3/4 ton and would not be allowed to remain on the Homesite.
● Due to conservation and recycling of waste, vehicles in the process of being washed may be parked on the grass or lawn for a temporary period while being washed but must be removed immediately following the washing.
• Conversion vans with hook-ups for electric and water on rear or side are considered recreation vehicles.
• RVs, boats, utility trailers and trucks over 3⁄4 ton are prohibited on the Homesite. • Inoperable Vehicles – This term is defined as vehicles incapable of operation,
junk vehicles or vehicles that are not licensed and/or registered or a vehicle with missing tires.
The following exceptions apply:
● Campers, Winnebago’s, and other RVs are allowed on the driveway not to exceed 72 hours (3 days) provided they are not plugged in or inhabited. This allowance is made in an effort to accommodate the packing and unpacking of the RV.
● Service vehicles, for example, Joe’s TV Service, Embarq, Bob’s
Plumbing & A/C Service, etc. are prohibited except for the period of time they are servicing the home or lot.
• Vehicle Repair, under no conditions should vehicles be repaired in the driveway except for minor repairs such as flat tire repair, tire inflation or detailing.