Chapter 130 - Traffic and VehiclesChapter 130
TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES*
Article I. In General
Sec. 130-1. 800 MHz IRCP fund surcharge.
Sec. 130-2. Speed limits.
Sec. 130-3. Operation of trucks over posted weight.
Sec. 130-4. Use of golf carts upon designated public roads and streets in
Collier County, Florida.
Secs. 130-5—130-30. Reserved.
Article II. Parking
Division 1. Generally
Sec. 130-31. Short title.
Sec. 130-32. Definitions.
Sec. 130-33. Jurisdiction.
Sec. 130-34. Placement of official signs.
Secs. 130-35—130-45. Reserved.
Division 2. Violations
Sec. 130-46. Penalty for violations.
Sec. 130-47. Issuance of county parking citations.
Sec. 130-48. Payment of civil penalties and proceedings to enforce payment
for violations.
Sec. 130-49. Payment of civil penalties and proceedings to enforce payment
for municipal parking citations.
Sec. 130-50. Owner's liability for parking violations.
Sec. 130-51. Disposition of fines and forfeitures for parking violations;
authorized costs.
Sec. 130-52. Parking fee schedule.
Sec. 130-53. Outstanding parking violations.
Sec. 130-54. Motor vehicle liens; towing.
Sec. 130-55. Beach parking, collection of fees.
Secs. 130-56—130-65. Reserved.
Division 3. Prohibitions and Restrictions
Sec. 130-66. Generally.
Sec. 130-67. Handicapped parking.
Secs. 130-68—130-75. Reserved.
Division 4. Public Parks and Beach Access Parking
Sec. 130-76. Title.
Sec. 130-77. Purpose and intent.
Sec. 130-78. Applicability.
Sec. 130-79. Public parks and beach access parking.
*Cross references—Public possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages, §6-3; moving of buildings, § 22-381 et seq.;
roads and bridges, ch. 110; vehicles for hire, ch. 142.
State law references—Florida Uniform Traffic Control Law, F.S. ch. 316; powers of local authorities, F.S. §§ 316.007,
316.008.
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Sec. 130-80. Designation of public parks and beach access parking by
resolution.
Sec. 130-81. Penalty for violations.
Secs. 130-82—130-90. Reserved.
Article III. Parking, Storage and Use of Vehicle Control Ordinance
Sec. 130-91. Purpose and intent.
Sec. 130-92. Title.
Sec. 130-93. Applicability.
Sec. 130-94. Definitions.
Sec. 130-95. Limitations on parking, storage of vehicles without current
license plates.
Sec. 130-96. Limitation on the parking, storage or use of recreational vehicles.
Sec. 130-97. Parking of commercial vehicles or commercial equipment in
residential areas.
Sec. 130-98. Limitation on boats or other floating equipment used as dwell-
ing units.
Sec. 130-99. Repeal of Ordinance No. 08-64.
Sec. 130-100. Conflict and severability.
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ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
Sec. 130-1. 800 MHz IRCP fund surcharge.
(a) Pursuant to F.S. § 316.655, in addition to
any other penalties provided for violations of F.S.
ch. 316 or F.S. ch. 318, there shall be assessed a
$12.50 surcharge for each moving traffic viola-
tion committed in the county.
(b) In addition to other disposition of penal-
ties by county courts under F.S. § 318.21, or
otherwise, the clerk of the circuit court of the
county is hereby authorized and directed to
collect these $12.50 surcharges, to convey all
such collected funds monthly to the county, and
to maintain month-to-month records of all
surcharges collected.
(c) All funds generated by each surcharge
shall be used only to fund the county's participa-
tion in its 800 megahertz intergovernmental
public services/emergency radio communications
program, the same being a county-wide 800 MHz
public safety trunked radio system approved by
the communications division of the state depart-
ment of general services.
(d) All proceeds from each surcharge shall be
deposited in a special revenue fund account to be
called the "800 MHz IRCP Fund Account,"which
is the abbreviation for the "Collier County 800
Megahertz Intergovernmental Radio Communica-
tions Program Fund Account."Any commitment
to encumber and/or spend any part of such funds
shall require the expressed prior approval of the
board of county commissioners.
(Ord. No. 93-65, § 1)
Cross references—Courts, ch. 46; law enforcement, ch.
78.
Sec. 130-2. Speed limits.
(a)Title and citation.This section shall be
known and may be cited as the Collier County
Speed Limits Ordinance.
(b)Findings and purpose.The board of county
commissioners finds that, pursuant to F.S.
§ 316.189, a number of resolutions have previ-
ously been adopted setting forth speed limits on
county-maintained roads. The board further finds
that there shall be a continuing need to enact
and change speed limits throughout the county
in accordance with changing needs and
circumstances and in conformity with criteria
promulgated by the state department of
transportation. It is the purpose of this section
to provide for the establishment and/or altera-
tion of all of the speed limits for county-
maintained roads, including the speed limits
mentioned in Exhibit A to the ordinance from
which this section was derived, by resolution of
the board of county commissioners in order to
provide for efficiency of administration and
enforcement and to better serve the citizens of
the county.
(c)Establishment and alteration.The board
of county commissioners hereby authorizes that
all speed limits on county-maintained roads
shall be established and/or altered by resolution
of the board, including the speed limits enacted
by this section and attached as Exhibit A. Said
resolutions shall be filed with the clerk to the
board of county commissioners in order to create
a single, comprehensive codification of all speed
limits on county-maintained roads.
(d)Erection of signs.The board of county
commissioners does hereby authorize and instruct
the county transportation services division to
erect the necessary and proper speed limit signs
for all speed limits established and/or altered
under the authority of this section, including the
speed limits mentioned in Exhibit A. The board
further directs that the erection of said signs
shall be done in accordance with F.S. § 316.189(3),
and any other applicable sections of F.S. ch. 316.
(e)Enforcement.The county sheriff is hereby
instructed and authorized to enforce all speed
limits authorized by this section.
(Ord. No. 91-25, §§ 1—5)
State law reference—Speed generally, F.S. § 316.183 et
seq.
Sec. 130-3. Operation of trucks over
posted weight.
(a) No person shall operate any truck or other
commercial vehicle with a rated capacity in
excess of one ton or five tons, as deemed appropri-
ate by the county administrator or designee,
upon any road or street in the county whenever
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such road or street is posted with signs prohibit-
ing such operation, except as hereinafter provided.
(b) No person shall operate any truck or other
commercial vehicle with a rated capacity in
excess of five tons upon the left lane of any
multi-lane road or street in the county, except for
passing or preparing to make a left turn, whenever
such road or street is posted with signs prohibit-
ing such operation, except as hereinafter provided.
(c) The county administrator is authorized to
determine those roads and streets upon which
such vehicles are to be prohibited, and those
roads and streets upon which such vehicles'
operation in the left lane is restricted, and, with
the approval of the board of county commission-
ers by resolution, shall cause signs to be posted
giving notice thereof on the roads and streets so
designated and on the roads and streets approach-
ing the roads and streets so designated, where
applicable.
(d) The provisions of this section shall not be
applicable to the following:
(1) The operation of emergency vehicles.
(2) The operation of any vehicle owned or
operated by a governmental agency, public
utility or contractor while engaged in the
repair, maintenance or construction of
roads, streets, utilities or structures along
the roads and streets designated in
accordance with this section.
(3) The operation of garbage or trash trucks
while actually engaged in the collecting
of garbage or trash along the roads and
streets designated in accordance with
this section.
(4) The operation of a vehicle upon any road
or street where necessary to the conduct
of business, provided that such vehicles
shall enter such designated roads and
streets at a safe intersection nearest the
destination of the vehicle and shall proceed
thereon no farther than the nearest
intersection thereafter.
(e) Any person who violates the provisions of
this section shall be subject to prosecution in the
manner prescribed by general law; and upon
conviction, such person shall be subject to a fine,
imprisonment, or both a fine and imprisonment
as provided by general law.
(Ord. No. 83-35, §§ 1, 3; Ord. No. 03-19, § 1; Ord.
No. 2021-21, § 1)
Sec. 130-4. Use of golf carts upon
designated public roads and
streets in Collier County,
Florida.
(a)Designated in Goodland:
(1) The term "golf cart"is defined as stated
in F.S. § 320.01, as a motor vehicle that is
designed and manufactured for opera-
tion on a golf course for sporting or
recreational purposes and that is not
capable of exceeding speeds of 20 miles
per hour.
(2) Golf carts may be operated on all county
roads and streets in Goodland, Florida.
This designation is in accordance with
F.S. § 316.212.
(3) In addition to the requirements of F.S.
§ 316.212, which are applicable to the
operation of golf carts on the
aforementioned designated roads and
streets, the following restrictions shall
also apply:
a. All persons operating golf carts
subject to this ordinance must be a
minimum of 16 years of age, hold a
valid driver's license issued within
the United States, and must be in
possession of a valid identification
card showing proof of age at all
times while operating a golf cart on
the designated public roads.
b. The number of occupants in any golf
cart operated on the designated
public streets and roads shall be
restricted to the number of seats on
the golf cart. No occupants of a golf
cart shall stand at any time while
the golf cart is in motion.
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c. All golf carts operated under this operation on a golf course for sporting or
ordinance shall be restricted to a recreational purposes, and that is not
maximum attainable speed of 20 capable of exceeding speeds of twenty
miles per hour. (20) miles per hour.
d. All golf carts operating subject to (2) The term "public roads and streets"shall
this ordinance must be equipped mean those roadways and streets that
with efficient brakes,reliable steer- are open and available for public use and
ing, safe tires, a rearview mirror, as such are part of the county road
and red reflectorized warning devices system, as defined by F.S. § 334.03.
in both the front and rear at all
times while operated on the (3) Golf carts may be operated on the roads
designated roads and streets in Good- and streets in Ave Maria, Florida, with
land, Florida. the exception of designated portions of
Ave Maria Boulevard, Anthem Parkway
e. With the exception of the Goodland and Pope John Paul II Boulevard, where
residents' Christmas Holiday and they are to be operated on sidewalks at
Mardi Gras golf cart parades, golf least eight (8) feet wide, as depicted in
carts may only be operated on the the attached Exhibit"A."Golf carts shall
designated roads and streets during not be operated on sidewalks in Ave
the hours between sunrise and Maria, Florida, with the exception of
sunset. Golf carts operating at night designated portions along Ave Maria
on those special occasions shall pos- Boulevard, Anthem Parkway and Pope
sess headlights, brake lights, turn John Paul II Boulevard as depicted in the
signals and windshields. attached Exhibit"A."This designation is
f. Before golf carts may be operated in accordance with F.S. § 316.212.
under this section,the owners thereof (4) In addition to the requirements of F.S.
must purchase and maintain liability § 316.212, which are applicable to the
insurance insuring against personal operation of golf carts on the
injury and damage to property of aforementioned designated roads,streets
any nature relative to the operation and sidewalks, the following restrictions
of golf carts on the designated public shall also apply:
roads and streets.
a. All persons operating golf carts
(4) Violations of this section shall constitute subject to this Ordinance must be a
a non-criminal infraction enforceable minimum of fifteen (15) years of
pursuant to the provisions of F.S.
§ 316.212(8). age,and hold a valid driver's license
or a restricted license issued within
(5) The Collier County Transportation Divi- the United States (or equivalent
sion shall post signs along the designated foreign driver's license). All persons
roads and streets where golf cart opera- operating golf carts pursuant to a
tion is allowed advising motorists of the restricted license (hereinafter
possible presence of golf cart traffic and referred to as an"unlicensed driver"),
alerting the public that the operation of must be in possession of a valid
such golf carts is subject to the various restricted license at all times while
requirements of this section. operating a golf cart on the
designated public roads.
(b) Designated in Ave Maria:
b. The number of occupants in any golf
(1) The term "golf cart" is defined as stated cart operated by an unlicensed driver
in F.S. § 320.01(22), as a motor vehicle on the designated streets and roads
that is designed and manufactured for shall be restricted to the number of
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seats on the golf cart. No occupants any nature relative to the operation
of a golf cart operated by an of golf carts on the designated
unlicensed driver shall stand at any roadways and sidewalks.
time while the golf cart is in motion.
c. Prior to operation of golf carts under (5) Violations of this section shall constitute
this Ordinance,all golf carts may be a non-criminal infraction enforceable
registered with the Ave Maria pursuant to the provisions of F.S.
Stewardship Community District § 316.212(9).
(hereinafter referred to as the (6) The District shall post signs along the
"District"). With help and coopera designated District roads, streets and
tion of Collier County Sheriffs Office, sidewalks where golf cart operation is
the District shall develop and allowed advising motorists of the pos-
distribute appropriate literature sible presence of golf cart traffic, and
advising safe operation of the golf alerting the public that the operation of
carts, and organize and conduct such golf carts is subject to the various
voluntary periodic inspections.
requirements of this Ordinance. All sign-
d. All golf carts operated under this ing and marking shall be installed and
Ordinance shall be restricted to a maintained by the District in accordance
maximum attainable speed of twenty with the County approved signing and
(20) miles per hour. All golf carts marking plan. Any future revisions or
operating on sidewalks shall be change shall be approved by the County
restricted to a maximum speed of Traffic Operations Staff prior to
fifteen (15) miles per hour. implementation.
e. All golf carts operating subject to
this Ordinance must be equipped (c) Designated in Chokoloskee Island and on
with efficient brakes, reliable Plantation Island:
steer-
ing, safe tires, a rearview mirror, (1) The term "golf cart" is defined as stated
and red reflectorized warning devices in F.S. § 320.01(22), as a motor vehicle
in both the front and rear at all that is designed and manufactured for
times while operated on the operation on a golf course for sporting or
designated roads and streets in Ave recreational purposes, and that is not
Maria, Florida. capable of exceeding speeds of twenty
f. All golf carts may only be operated (20) miles per hour.
on the designated roadways and
sidewalks during the hours between (2) Golf carts may be operated on county
sunrise and sunset, unless the roads and streets on Chokoloskee Island
District has authorized that golf and on Plantation Island, Florida, with
carts may safely be operated beyond the exception of Plantation Parkway from
the hours from sunrise to sunset approximately 850 feet north of Spoonbill
and the golf cart is equipped with Avenue to CR 29 and also on CR 29 from
functioning headlights,brake lights, approximately 1,120 feet north of Demere
turn signals, and a windshield. Lane north to end of County maintenance
(approximately 2,750 feet south of Planta-
g. Before golf carts may be operated tion Parkway).
by unlicensed drivers under this
section, the owners thereof must (3) In addition to the requirements of F.S.
purchase and maintain liability § 316.212, which are applicable to the
insurance insuring against personal operation of golf carts on the
injury and damage to property of aforementioned designated roads,streets
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and sidewalks,with respect to unlicensed ARTICLE II. PARKING*
drivers the following restrictions shall
also apply: DIVISION 1. GENERALLY
a. All unlicensed drivers operating golf
carts subject to this Ordinance must Sec. 130-31. Short title.
be a minimum of fifteen (15) years
of age. This article shall be designated and may be
cited as the "Collier County Parking Ordinance."
b. The number of occupants in any golf (Ord. No. 80-47, § 1)
cart operated by an unlicensed driver
on the designated streets and roads Sec. 130-32. Definitions.
shall be restricted to the number of
seats on the golf cart. No occupants The following words,terms and phrases,when
of a golf cart operated by an used in this article, shall have the meanings
unlicensed driver shall stand at any ascribed to them in this section, except where
time while the golf cart is in motion. the context clearly indicates a different meaning:
c. Before golf carts may be operated Bicycle means any device propelled by human
by unlicensed drivers under this power, or any moped propelled by a pedal-
section, the owners thereof must activated helper motor with a manufacturer's
purchase and maintain liability certified maximum rating of Piz brake horsepower,
insurance insuring against personal upon which any person may ride, having two
injury and damage to property of tandem wheels, either of which is 20 inches or
any nature relative to the operation more in diameter, and including any device
of golf carts on the designated generally recognized as a bicycle though equipped
roadways and pathways. with two front or two rear wheels.
Bus means any motor vehicle designed for
(4) Violations of this section shall constitute carrying more than ten passengers and used for
a non-criminal infraction enforceable the transportation of persons, and any motor
pursuant to the provisions of F.S. vehicle, other than a taxicab, designed and used
§ 316.212(9). for the transportation of persons for compensa-
tion.
(5) The Collier County Transportation Divi-
sion shall post appropriate signs or Business district means the territory contigu-
otherwise inform the residents that such ous to,and including,a highway when 50 percent
an ordinance exists and that it will be or more of the frontage thereon, for a distance of
duly enforced. 300 feet or more, is occupied by buildings and
(Ord. No. 2006-57, § 1; Ord. No. 2016-14, § 1; used for business.
Ord. No. 2019-16, § 1; Ord. No. 2020-45, § 1)
County road right-of-way means any strip of
land granted, dedicated or deeded to the public
occupied or intended to be occupied by a road.
Secs. 130-5-130-30. Reserved. *Land development code reference—Parking and
storage of certain vehicles on private property,§2.6.7.
State law references—Authority to regulate or prohibit
stopping,standing or parking,F.S. §316.008(1)(a);stopping,
standing and parking generally,F.S. §316.194 et seq.
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Crosswalks means:
(1) That part of a roadway at an intersection
included within the connections of the
lateral lines of the sidewalks on opposite
sides
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of the highway, measured from the curbs cludes two roadways 30 feet or more apart,
or, in the absence of curbs, from the edges then every crossing of two roadways of such
of the traversable roadway; highways shall be regarded as a separate
(2) Any portion of a roadway at an intersection
intersection.
or elsewhere distinctly indicated for pedes- Motor vehicles means any vehicle which is self
trian crossings by lines or other markings propelled and every vehicle which is propelled by
on the surface. electric power obtained from overhead trolley
Curb loading zone means a space adjacent to a wires, but not operated upon rails, but not in
curb reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles cluding any bicycle or moped as defined in this
during the loading or unloading of passengers or section.
materials. Motorcycle means any motor vehicle with a
Department means the state department of motor rate in excess of 11/2 brake horsepower
highway safety and motor vehicles. having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider and
designed to travel on not more than three wheels
Designated parking space means any parking in contact with the ground,but excluding a tractor.
space posted with a sign bearing the internation-
Official traffic control devices means all signs,
ally accepted wheelchair symbol and the caption
"PARKING BY DISABLED PERMIT ONLY." signals, markings, and devices, placed or erected
by authority of a public body or official having
Driver means any person who drives or is in jurisdiction for the purpose of regulating,warning,
actual physical control of a vehicle on a highway, or guiding traffic.
or who is exercising control of a vehicle or steering Official traffic control signal means any device,
a vehicle being towed by a motor vehicle. whether manually, electrically, or mechanically
Fire lane means the 12-foot wide strip of pave- operated, by which traffic is alternately directed
ment immediately adjacent to the building of a to stop and permitted to proceed.
business center together with a 12-foot wide strip Operator means any person who is in actual
of pavement providing ingress and egress from physical control of a motor vehicle upon the
public roads to the buildings of a business center. highway, or who is exercising control over or
Handicapped person means any person with per- steering a vehicle being towed by a motor vehicle.
manent mobility problems who has been issued Owner means a person who holds the legal title
an exemption entitlement parking permit pur of a vehicle, or, in the event a vehicle is the sub-
suant to F.S. § 320.0848. ject of an agreement for the conditional sale or
Intersections means: lease thereof with the right of purchase upon per-
formance of the conditions stated in the agree-
(1) The area embraced within the prolonga ment and with an immediate right of possession
tion or connection of the lateral curb lines; as vested in the conditional vendee or lessee, or in
or, if none, then the lateral boundary lines the event a mortgagor of a vehicle is entitled to
of the roadways of two highways which join the possession, then such conditional vendee, or
one another at, or approximately at, right lessee, or mortgagor, shall be deemed the owner,
angles; or the area within which vehicles for the purposes of this definition.
travel upon different highways joining at
any other angle may come in conflict. Park or parking means the standing of a ve-
(2) Where a highway includes two roadways hicle,whether occupied or not,otherwise and tem-
30 feet or more apart, then every crossing porarily for the purpose of and while actually en-
of each roadway of such divided highway gaged in loading or unloading merchandise or
by an intersecting highway shall be re- passengers as may be permitted by law under this
garded as a separate intersection. In the article.
event such intersecting highway also in- Pedestrian means any person afoot.
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Person means any natural person, firm, co- singly or together while using any street or
partnership, association, or corporation. highway for purposes of travel.
Public parking space means any parking space Transportation services means the county trans-
on county-owned/leased property or on private portation services division.
property which the owner,lessee,or person in con- (Ord. No. 80-47, § 3; Ord. No. 91-23, § 1)
trol of such property provides for use by members Cross reference—Definitions generally, § 1-2.
State law reference—Definitions applicable to state traffic of the public other than employees of such owner,
lessee, or person, including, but not limited to, laws, F.S. § 316.003.
parking spaces at shopping centers, stores, of-
fices, motels, malls, restaurants, and marinas. Sec. 130-33. Jurisdiction.
Right-of-way means the right of one vehicle or The provisions of this article prohibiting the
stopping, standing or parking of a vehicle shall be
pedestrian to proceed in a lawful manner in pref
in effect upon all streets and highways owned or
erence to another vehicle or pedestrian ap-
proaching under such circumstances of direction, maintained by the county within the unincorpo
speed, and proximity to give rise to danger of col- rated area of the county and shall apply at all
times or as indicated on official signs except when lision unless one grants precedence to the other.
it is necessary to stop a vehicle to avoid conflict
Safety zone means the area or space officially with other traffic or in compliance with the direc-
set apart within a roadway for the exclusive use tions of a law enforcement officer or official traffic-
of pedestrians and protected or so marked by ad- control device.
equate signs or authorized pavement markings as (Ord. No. 80-47, § 2)
to be plainly visible at all times while set apart as —�
a safety zone. Sec. 130.34. Placement of official signs.
Served by rules of civil procedure means when (a) The transportation services administrator,
served by certified mail or sheriff's service. and/or the county administrator or his designee,
shall investigate and make recommendations to
Sidewalk means that portion of a street be-
tween the curbline, or the lateral line, or a the board of county commissioners concerning
roadway and the adjacent property lines,intended parking restrictions to be placed upon streets and
for use by pedestrians. highways in the unincorporated area of the county.
These recommendations shall be in accordance
Standing means the temporary stopping of a with the terms of this article in an effort to clearly
passenger vehicle for the purpose of and while inform the public as well as to aid in the imple-
actually engaged in picking up and discharging mentation of the conditions set forth in this ar-
persons. tide.Such recommendations shall include,but are
Stop or stopping means when prohibited,means not limited to, the following:
any stopping of a vehicle whether occupied or not, (1) All night parking;
except when necessary to avoid conflict with other
traffic, or in compliance with the directions of a (2) Angle parking;
law enforcement officer, traffic control sign, or (3) Parking on the left side of one way streets
signal. or highways;
Street or highway means the entire width be- (4) Parking on one way streets;
tween the boundary lines of every way or place of
whatever nature when any part thereof is open to (5) Parking in hazardous places;
the use of the public for purposes of vehicular (6) Curb loading zones;
traffic.
Traffic means pedestrians,ridden or herded (7) Bus stops, taxi stands, etc.;
an-
imals, and vehicles,and other conveyances either (8) Prohibited parking;
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(9) Limited parking; (a) proof that the person committing the
(10) Determined and designated meter park- violation had a valid handicapped park-
ing zones; and mg permit or handicapped license plate
for the cited vehicle on the issuance date
(11) Two-away zone. of the citation, (b) a signed affidavit in
(b) Upon the advice of the transportation ser- accord with subsection 318.18(6), Florida
vices administrator, and/or the county adminis- Statutes, and (c) a $5.00 dismissal fee.
trator or his designee, the board of county com- The fines collected for violating section
missioners may, by resolution, designate certain 130-67 shall be used in the following man-
areas along county roads and other areas owned/ ner:
leased by the county as being areas in which
parking, standing, or stopping is restricted or a. One-third to be used to defray ex-
prohibited. It shall not be necessary for the board penses for administration.
of county commissioners to adopt a resolution b. Two-thirds to be used to provide funds
when criteria for restricting or prohibiting stand- to improve accessibility and equal
ing, stopping and parking have been established opportunity to qualified physically
in this article or by any previous resolution or disabled persons in the county and
policy establishing restrictions or prohibitions. to provide funds to conduct public
awareness programs in the county
(c) Upon the board of county commissioners concerning physically disabled per-
enacting a resolution either restricting or prohib- sons.
iting parking, standing, or stopping in certain
areas along county roads, such roads shall be (2) Thirty dollars ($30.00) for a violation of
posted with signs specifying the restrictions or any provision of section 130-66 of this
prohibitions of parking, standing, or stopping, as article. Fines and late payment penalty
enacted by the board of county commissioners. for violations of section 130-66 are to be
(Ord. No. 80-47, § 4; Ord. No. 91-23, § 2; Ord.No. distributed as follows:
97-50, § 1, 10-14-97) a. County parking fines $10.00
b. County clerk of courts 5.00
Secs. 130-35-130-45. Reserved. c. County parks depart-
ment 15.00
DIVISION 2. VIOLATIONS d. County clerk of courts,
late payment penalty 5.00
Sec. 130-46. Penalty for violations.
(b) Each day any violation occurs or continues
(a) Pursuant to F.S. § 318.14, any person cited
shall be a separate offense. For parking in excess
for a violation of sections 30-166 and 30-167 of
of the time authorized in a public parking space,
this article shall be deemed to be charged with a
noncriminal violation and shall be assessed a civil each succeeding equal time period beyond that
penalty according to the following schedule: authorized as the maximum time period for said
parking place shall constitute a separate offense.
(1) Handicapped parking: $250.00 for each
uncontested violation of section 30-166 of (c) The amount of any penalty specified in this
this article or,as determined by the judge, section shall be increased by $5.00 if payment is
up to $250.00 for a contested violation of not received by the clerk prior to notice being
section 30-167 of this article. Pursuant to mailed to the registered owner pursuant to sub-
subsection 318.18(6),Florida Statutes,the section 130-48(c).
clerk of courts shall dismiss the handi- (Ord. No. 80-47, § 7; Ord. No. 80-82, § 1; Ord. No.
capped parking citation if the following 91-23,§4;Ord.No.91-74,§2; Ord.No.97-50, §2,
items of proof are presented to the clerk; 10-14-97)
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Sec. 130-47. Issuance of county parking ci- statement on a form prepared by the
tations. county attorney indicating his willingness
(a) When any law enforcement officer or park to appear at such hearing at a time and
ing enforcement specialist employed by the sher- place specified thereon. Any person who
iff finds a vehicle in violation of the provisions of requests a hearing and does not appear in
this article or signs erected pursuant to the pro- accordance with said statement shall be
subject to contempt proceedings or to other
visions of this article, he shall issue a parking such penalties as the court may, in its
citation to the vehicle by placing said citation in a discretion, impose to require compliance
conspicuous place on the vehicle. Such parking with this article.
citation form shall contain language providing
notice of the following:
(b) Pursuant to the provisions of F.S.§316.1967,
(1) The type of violation and amount of pen- an election to request a hearing constitutes a
alty imposed by this article. waiver of the right to pay the penalty indicated on
(2) The procedures to be followed in either the parking citation,and a county judge after said
paying said penalty or electing not to pay hearing may impose a fine not to exceed $100.00,
such penalty and requesting a hearing plus court costs for each parking violation. How-
before a county judge concerning the park- ever, an election to request a hearing pertaining
ing violation. to a handicap parking violation constitutes a
waiver of the right to pay the penalty indicated on
(3) The penalty for failure to comply with the parking citation,and a county judge after said
directions contained on the citation. hearing may impose a $250.00 fine, plus court
(b) The law enforcement officer shall deter costs per violation.
mine the registered owner of the vehicle for which
a citation was issued and shall complete the (c) Upon receipt of a completed parking cita-
citation form. The original copy of the citation tion submitted by a law enforcement officer, pur-
form shall be forwarded to the clerk when com- suant to section 130-47, the clerk shall notify the
pleted for processing pursuant to section 130-49. registered owner first listed on such citation of its
(Ord. No. 80-47, § 8) issuance if there has been no response to the
citation pursuant to subsection(a)of this section.
Sec. 130-48. Payment of civil penalties and Such notice shall be sent by regular mail and
proceedings to enforce payment shall inform said registered owner concerning the
for violations. nature and location of the parking violation and
shall require payment of the fine or attendance at
(a) Any person issued a county parking cita- a hearing at a time and place specified in such
tion,pursuant to section 130-47, shall answer the notice.Pursuant to the provisions of F.S.§316.1967,
citation by either of the following procedures a county judge after said hearing should make a
within ten days after the date of issuance of the determination as to whether a parking violation
citation. has been committed and may impose a fine not to
(1) Payment of the penalty indicated on the exceed $100.00, plus court costs, except for hand-
citation may be remitted to the clerk, icap parking violations, for which a fine of up to
pursuant to the directions on such cita- $250.00 may be imposed, plus costs. Any person
tion; or upon which service is obtained, pursuant to this
section, who does not appear at a hearing as
(2) A hearing may be requested by the person directed by the notice shall be subject to contempt
receiving such citation or the cited vehicle's proceedings or to such other penalties as the court
registered owner for the purpose of pre- may, in its discretion, impose to require compli-
senting evidence before a county judge ance with said notice.
concerning a parking violation. Any per- (Ord. No. 80-47, § 9; Ord. No. 91-23, § 5; Ord. No.
son requesting a hearing shall execute a 92-32, § 1; Ord. No. 97-50, § 3, 10-14-97)
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TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES § 130-49
Sec. 130-49. Payment of civil penalties and
proceedings to enforce payment
for municipal parking citations.
(a) The clerk shall process parking violations
issued by a law enforcement officer within the
boundaries of a chartered municipality in accor-
dance with the procedures contained in section
130-48 only after the municipality has adopted an
ordinance, pursuant to the provisions of F.S. ch.
316,governing the regulation and enforcement of
parking within the boundaries of such municipal-
ity, which provides that:
(1) The violations of such regulations are
noncriminal violations enforceable pursu-
ant to the provisions of F.S. §316.1967,as
implemented by subsections 130-48(b)and
(c).
Supp.No.7 CD130:8.1
TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES § 130-51
Sec. 130-49. Payment of civil penalties and process said violations in accordance with the
proceedings to enforce payment procedures contained in section 130-48. This pro-
for municipal parking citations. cedure will remain uniform for citations pro-
(a) The clerk shall process parking violations cessed for municipal as well as county parking
violations.
issued by a law enforcement officer within the (Ord. No. 80-47, § 10; Ord. No. 91-23, § 6)
boundaries of a chartered municipality in accor-
dance with the procedures contained in section Sec. 130-50. Owner's liability for parking vi-
130-48 only after the municipality has adopted an olations.
ordinance, pursuant to the provisions of F.S. ch. (a) The owner of a vehicle is responsible and
316,governing the regulation and enforcement of liable for payment of any parking ticket violation
parking within the boundaries of such municipal- unless the owner can furnish evidence that the
ity, which provides that: vehicle was, at the time of the parking violation,
in the care, custody or control of another person.
(1) The violations of such regulations are In such instances, the owner of the vehicle is
noncriminal violations enforceable pursu- required, within a reasonable time after notifica-
ant to the provisions of F.S.§316.1967,as tion of the parking violation, to furnish to the
implemented by subsections 130-48(b)and appropriate law enforcement authorities the name
(c)• and address of the person or company who leased,
(2) The issuance and completion of rented or otherwise had the care, custody or
prenumbered parking violations by a law control of the vehicle.The owner of a vehicle is not
enforcement officer be on forms and are in responsible for parking ticket violations if the
such format as required and approved by vehicle was, at the time, stolen or in the care,
the clerk and contain the following infor custody or control of some person who did not
mation: have permission of the owner to use the vehicle.
(b) At any hearing of the case involving illegal
a. Date, time and location of violation. parking in which the owner of said vehicle is
b. Vehicle tag number, decal number, being tried under this article,it shall be sufficient
model and color. evidence upon which the court may rely to estab-
c. Name and address of registered lish the name of the registered owner of such
owner. vehicle if a law enforcement officer shall state
under oath that he has made inquiry of the
d. Owner's date of birth. department of highway safety and motor vehicles
e. Name and signature of issuing law or office of the county tax collector and has been
enforcement officer. advised by them of the identity of such registered
f. Descriptions of violations and owner. Otherwise, the court may defer the final
amounts of penalties. determination of such case until a certified record
or appropriate certificate can be obtained from
g. Directions as to payment of penalty the office of the department of highway safety and
or request for hearing. motor vehicles or the county tax collector's office
h. Statement as to effect of election to indicating the registered owner of the vehicle on
request hearing and failure to corn- the date in question.
ply with citation pursuant to F.S. (Ord. No. 80-47, § 11)
§ 316.1967. State law reference—Liability for parking violations,
F.S. §316.1967(1).
i. Blanks for name and mailing ad- Sec. 130-51. Disposition of fines and forfei-
dress of person receiving citation. tures for parking violations;au-
(b) The clerk shall process parking violations thorized costs.
submitted by a municipality which has complied (a) Except as otherwise provided in this sec-
with the requests of subsection (a) of this section tion, all moneys received by the clerk of the
upon receipt of such citations. The clerk shall county court for violations of this article shall be
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paid to the county, including those moneys re- (b) Pursuant to F.S. § 320.03(8), no license
ceived as the result of citations issued by a law plate or revalidation sticker shall be issued until
enforcement officer for violations occurring on such person's name no longer appears on the list
properties owned or leased by the county,whether provided under subsection (a) of this section or
or not such properties are located within the until he presents a receipt from the clerk showing
boundaries of a municipality. that such parking fines have been paid.
(b) Except as otherwise provided in this sec- (c) The clerk of the court and the tax collector
tion, all moneys received by the clerk of the shall each be entitled to receive monthly, as costs
for implementing and administering this section,
county court as a result of parking citation issued ten percent of the civil penalties and fines recov-
by a municipality shall be paid to that municipal- ered from such persons.
ity. (Ord. No. 80-47, § 14; Ord. No. 91-23, § 8)
(c) In those instances where payment is remit Sec. 130-54. Motor vehicle liens; towing.
ted to the clerk for municipal parking citations
prior to the mailing of notice to the registered The provisions of this article shall be supple-
owner by certified mail requested pursuant to mentary to and shall not in any way preclude the
section 130-48, the clerk shall deduct as costs county or a municipality from utilizing the proce-
$2.00 from the penalty imposed by such citation. dures specified in F.S.chs.713 and 715,governing
In those instances where payment is not remitted the towing, storage and liens for the removal and
to the clerk for a municipal parking citation prior storage of motor vehicles when such vehicles are
to notice being mailed to the registered owner by parked on real property without the property
"rtified mail pursuant to section 130-48, the owner's consent.
‘ ittirk shall deduct as costs$5.00 from the penalty (Ord. No. 80-47, § 15; Ord. No. 91-23, § 9)
posed. In those instances where a hearing is
held, court costs may be assessed in addition to Sec. 130-55. Beach parking,collection of fees.
the penalty imposed.
(Ord. No. 80-47, § 12) (a) The board of county commissioners does
hereby find that the collection of parking fees at
the county beach parking facilities is required to
Sec. 130-52. Parking fee schedule. offset the increased costs of operating and main-
taining for parking facilities. It is therefore the
The board of county commissioners may adopt purpose of this section to provide for the collection
by resolution a fee schedule for parking in county- of parking fees at all of the county beach parking
owned/leased parking facilities. County Resolu- facilities.
tion No. 90-488 is hereby ratified and is effective
until superseded or repealed. Failure to comply (b) This section shall apply to and be enforced
with said fee schedule shall be considered a in all county-provided parking facilities at Clam
violation of restricted parking as outlined in sub- Pass Park,Tigertail Beach and Vanderbilt Beach.
section 130-66(2). (c) The board of county commissioners shall
(Ord. No. 80-47, § 13; Ord. No. 91-23, § 7) establish by resolution a fee schedule for parking
facilities and parking services for all users of the
Sec. 130-53. Outstanding parking violations. county provided parking facilities at Clam Pass
Park, Tigertail Beach and Vanderbilt Beach. Col-
(a) The clerk of the court shall supply the Tier County Resolution No. 88-246,adopted by the
department with a magnetically encoded com Board of County Commissioners on September
puter tape, reel or cartridge which is machine 27, 1988, is hereby ratified.
readable by the installed computer system at the (Ord. No. 89-17, §§ 1-3)
department, listing persons who have any out-
'anding violations of section 130-67. Secs. 130-56-130-65. Reserved.
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TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES § 130-66
DIVISION 3. PROHIBITIONS AND c. Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an
RESTRICTIONS intersection;
d. Within 30 feet upon the approach to
Sec. 130-66. Generally.
any flashing signal,stop sign or traf-
Except when necessary to avoid conflict with fic control signal located at the side
other traffic, or in compliance with law or the of a roadway;
direction of a law enforcement officer or official e. Within 20 feet of a driveway en-
traffic control device, no person shall: trance to any fire station and on the
(1) Stop, stand or park a vehicle: side of a street or highway opposite
a. Upon a street or highway in such a the entrance to any fire station within
manner or under such conditions as
75 feet of said entrance;
to obstruct the free movement of f. Within 100 feet of intersecting road
traffic; right-of-way;
b. On the roadway side of any vehicle g. On any roadway pavement main-
stopped or parked at the edge or tained by the county on other than
curb of a street or highway; duly designated parking lanes;
c. On a sidewalk, bike path, or bike h. Within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a
lane; railroad crossing unless the trans-
d. Within an intersection; portation services division or the state
department of transportation estab-
e. On a crosswalk; lishes a different distance due to
f. Alongside or opposite any street or unusual circumstances;
highway, or obstruction when stop- i. At any place where official signs
ping, standing or parking would ob- prohibit or restrict parking, or in
struct traffic; excess of time periods authorized by
g. Upon any bridge or other elevated such signs;
structure upon a highway, or within j. Along or adjacent to any curb painted
a highway tunnel, where parking is red or yellow, or across the delin-
not provided for herein; eated boundaries of a public parking
h. Within any fire lane appropriately place;
signed; k. At any place where official signs
i. Between a safety zone and the adja- prohibit standing;
cent curb or within 30 feet of points 1. Within a drainage swale;
on the curb immediately opposite
the ends of a safety zone, unless the m. Seaward of the coastal construction
transportation services division or setback line.
the state department of transporta- (3) It is unlawful for any person or persons to
tion indicates a different length by willfully obstruct the free,convenient,and
signs or markings; normal use of any public street, highway
j. On any railroad tracks. or road, by impeding, hindering, stifling,
retarding or restraining traffic or passage
(2) Stand or park a vehicle,whether occupied thereon,or by endangering the safe move-
or not, except momentarily to pick up or ment of vehicles or pedestrians travelling
discharge a passenger or passengers: thereon:
a. In front of a public or private drive- a. No person shall stop,stand or park a
way; vehicle within an alley in a business
b. Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant; district except for the expeditious
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loading or unloading of material,and illegally parking in a handicapped space shall not
in no event for a period of more than release the violator of their obligation to pay the
20 minutes,and no person shall stop, fine.
stand or park a vehicle in any other
alley in such a manner as to obstruct (b) Whenever a law enforcement officer or a
the free movement of vehicular traf- parking specialist finds a vehicle in violation of
fic; F.S. § 316.1955(5), the officer shall:
b. No person shall stop,stand or park a (1) Have the vehicle in violation removed to
vehicle within an alley in such posi any lawful parking space or facility or
tion as to block the driveway or require the operator or other person in
entrance to any abutting property. charge of the vehicle immediately to re-
move the unauthorized vehicle from the
(4) It is a violation of this article II to park a parking space. Whenever any vehicle is
boat trailer or other vehicle used to launch removed by a law enforcement officer,
boats if the trailer or other boat launch parking enforcement specialist,or agency
vehicle is parked in whole or in part on to a storage lot, garage, or other safe
paved or unpaved public road right-of- parking space, the cost of such removal
way within one mile of the nearest en and parking shall be a lien against the
trance to a county park, or other county vehicle.
facility that includes a boat launch ramp (2) Charge the operator or other person in
or has other designed boat launching ca- charge of the vehicle in violation with a
pability and the boat launch trailer or noncriminal traffic infraction,punishable
vehicle is not displaying a county boat as provided in section 130-46.
launch permit or a paid county boat launch
receipt to launch boats at that county (c) Violation of F.S. §316.1956 shall be punish-
facility. able as provided in section 130-46.
(Ord. No. 80-47, § 5; Ord. No. 91-23, § 3; Ord. No. (Ord. No. 80-47, § 6; Ord. No. 91-74, § 1)
01-33, § 1, 6-12-01) State law reference—Parking spaces for disabled per-
State law reference—General prohibitions on stopping, sons,F.S. §316.1955 et seq.
standing and parking,F.S.§316.1945.
Secs. 130-68-130-75. Reserved.
Sec. 130-67. Handicapped parking.
DIVISION 4. PUBLIC PARKS AND BEACH
(a) No person shall park any vehicle or bicycle ACCESS PARKING
in any public parking space located on county-
owned or leased property or private property Sec. 130-76. Title.
within the unincorporated areas of the county
when such public parking space has been desig- This division shall be known and may be cited
nated for the use of handicapped persons, unless as the "Collier County Public Parks and Beach
such person is a handicapped person or unless Access Parking Ordinance".
such person is momentarily parking in such park- (Ord. No. 2010-29, § 1)
ing place for the purpose of unloading or loading a
handicapped person.All parking spaces provided Sec. 130-77. Purpose and intent.
for the physically disabled after August 26, 1991
must be marked by the owner of the parking The purpose of this division is to provide,
facility in accordance with state statutes and a maintain and ensure the availability of parking
sign must be posted stating that there is a$250.00 for those members of the public who seek access
fine for illegally parking in the space. However, to Collier County public parks and beaches.
failure on the owner's part to post the fine for (Ord. No. 2010-29, § 2)
low
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TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES § 130-93
Sec. 130-78. Applicability. (d) The presence of a beach parking permit
upon a vehicle shall not be considered as evidence
This division shall apply to, and be enforced of intent to go to the beach.
in, all unincorporated areas of Collier County, (Ord. No. 2010-29, § 5)
Florida.
(Ord. No. 2010-29, § 3) Sec. 130-81. Penalty for violations.
Pursuant to F.S. § 318.14,any person cited for
Sec. 130-79. Public parks and beach access a violation of the ordinance from which this
parking. division derives shall be deemed to be charged
with a noncriminal violation and shall be assessed
Public Parks and Beach Access Parking is to a civil penalty of thirty dollars ($30.00). The
be utilized primarily for the purpose of accessing distribution of fines and provisions for late pay-
public parks and beaches. It shall be a violation ment penalties shall be in accordance with Sec-
of this Ordinance for anyone to park in an area tion 130-46, as it may be amended, of the Collier
designated as "Public Park Parking" or "Public County Code of Laws and Ordinances.
Beach Access Parking" who has not utilized a (Ord. No. 2010-29, § 6)
public park or beach during the hours from dawn
to dusk. Secs. 130-82-130-90. Reserved.
(Ord. No. 2010-29, § 4; Ord. No. 2016-39, § 1)
ARTICLE III. PARKING, STORAGE AND
Sec. 130-80. Designation of public parks and USE OF VEHICLE CONTROL
beach access parking by resolu- ORDINANCE*
tion.
Sec. 130-91. Purpose and intent.
(a) The County Manager, or his designee, This Ordinance is hereby considered to be
shall investigate and make recommendations to remedial and shall be construed and interpreted
the Board of County Commissioners concerning to secure the public health and general welfare
which areas to designate as Public Park Parking through the prevention of the long-term open
or Public Beach Access Parking. Recommenda- storage of vehicles about the front and sides of
tions shall be in accordance with the terms of residentially zoned properties.
this division in an effort to protect the public's (Ord. No. 10-26, § 1)
• ability to access the public parks and beaches of
Collier County as well as to aid in the implementa- Sec. 130-92. Title.
tion of the conditions set forth in this division.
This Ordinance shall be known and may be
(b) Upon the advice of the County Manager or cited as the "Collier County Parking, Storage
his designee, the Board of County Commission- and Use of Vehicle Control Ordinance".
ers may, by Resolution, designate certain areas (Ord. No. 10-26, § 2)
owned or leased by the County as Public Park
Parking or Public Beach Access Parking. Sec. 130-93. Applicability.
This Ordinance shall apply to,and be enforced
(c) Upon the Board of County Commissioners in, all unincorporated areas of Collier County,
enacting a Resolution designating certain areas Florida.
owned or leased by the County as Public Park (Ord. No. 10-26, § 3)
Parking or Public Beach Access Parking, such
parking facilities,parking lots or portions thereof *Editor's note—Ord. No. 10-26,§§1-10,adopted June
22, 2010, repealed the former Art. III, §§ 130-91-130-96,
so designated shall be posted specifying the
and enacted a new Art. III as set out herein.The former Art.
restrictions or prohibitions, as enacted by the III, entitled "Recreational Vehicles" pertained to similar
Board of County Commissioners. subject matter and derived from: Ord. No. 08-64, §§ 1-6.
ismso Supp. No. 69 CD 130:13
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Sec. 130-94. Definitions. license plate shall not be considered valid unless
When used in this Ordinance, the following it is both affixed to a vehicle or trailer in a
words,phrases,or terms shall have the following fashion authorized by Florida law and is registered
meanings, unless the content clearly indicates to the vehicle or trailer upon which it is displayed.
otherwise: (Ord. No. 10-26, § 5)
1. Recreational vehicle: A vehicular type
portable structure without permanent Sec. 130-96. Limitation on the parking,stor-
foundation which can be towed, hauled age or use of recreational
or driven and primarily designed as a vehicles.
temporary living accommodation when
engaged in recreation, camping or travel (a) No Recreational Vehicle shall be used for
use. This type of vehicle includes, but is living, sleeping, or housekeeping purposes when
not limited to,travel trailers,truck camp- parked or stored on a lot in a Residential District,
ers,camping trailers,self-propelled moto or any location not approved for such use. In
rhomes, boats,jet skis and trailers used Residential Districts permitting single-family
for transporting the vehicles. homes or mobile homes, a Recreational Vehicle
may be parked or stored only in a rear yard,or in
2. Residential district: A residential zoning a completely enclosed building,or in a carport,or
district as described in the Land Develop- on davits or cradles adjacent to waterways on
ment Code to include: RSF-1, RSF-2, residentially zoned property; provided, however,
RSF-3, RSF-4, RSF-5, RSF-6, RMF-6, that such Recreational Vehicle may be parked
RMF-12,RMF-16,RT,VR and MH Zoning anywhere on residential premises, other than on
Districts as well as the single-family and county rights-of-way or right-of-way easements
multifamily residential components of for a period not to exceed six hours within a time
Planned Unit Development(PUD)Zoning period of seven days for loading and unloading,
Districts. and/or cleaning prior to or after a trip. For the
3. Yard, front: The required open space purpose of this section,the rear yard for a corner
extending across the entire width of the lot shall be considered to be that portion of the
lot between the front building line and lot opposite the street with the least frontage.
street right-of-way line. Where double- For through lots,the rear yard shall be considered
frontage lots exist, the required front to be that portion of the lot lying between the
yard shall be provided on both streets rear elevation (by design) of the residence and
except as otherwise provided for herein. the street.
(Ord. No. 10-26, § 4)
(b) The following exceptions may be granted
Sec. 130-95. Limitations on parking, stor- by the County Manager or his designee:
age of vehicles without cur-
rent license plates. (1) Recreational Vehicles may be parked only
on a driveway located within the front
Vehicles or trailers of any type that are not yard and/or on a driveway located within
immediately operable, or used for the purpose the side yard of a single-family or mobile
for which they were manufactured without home residence other than on County
mechanical or electrical repairs or the replace- rights-of-way or right-of-way easements
ment of parts; or do not meet the Florida Safety for a period not to exceed 48 hours within
Code;or do not have current valid license plates; any given 7-day time period so long as a
or do not meet the definition of Recreational permit is obtained from the Collier County
Vehicle shall not be parked or stored in any Code Enforcement Department. Said
Residential District, including the E estates permit must be affixed to the Recreational
district, other than in a completely enclosed Vehicle in such a way that the permit is
building. For the purpose of this section, a visible from the street. Such permits
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shall be available on-line at the Collier or equipment must be removed as soon
County Code Enforcement Department as the construction or service activity
website. has been completed.
(2) Recreational Vehicles may be parked upon (2) The vehicle and/or equipment is parked
the premises of the resident for a period in a garage or fully enclosed structure or
not exceeding seven days for the purpose carport which is structurally or
of repairing and/or cleaning prior to or vegetatively screened and cannot be seen
after a trip. A temporary use permit from adjacent properties or the street
must be obtained from the Collier County serving the lot.
Code Enforcement Department to
authorize this activity. Said permit must (3) The vehicle is parked in the rear of the
be affixed to the Recreational Vehicle in main structure and is enclosed within a
such a way that the permit is visible from vegetative screening which conceals the
the street. No more than two consecutive vehicle from the view of neighbors.
permits may be issued and the maximum
number of permits issued during one (4) Automobiles, passenger type vans, and
calendar year shall be restricted to four. pickup trucks having a rated load capac-
ity of one ton or less, all of which do not
(3) Nonresident: Such car, trailer, bus or exceed 7.5 feet in height, nor 7.0 feet in
motorhome, when used for transporta- width, nor 25 feet in length shall be
tion of visitors to this county to visit exempted from this section unless
friends or members of the visitor's family otherwise prohibited by a special park-
residing in this county may be parked ing overlay district created pursuant to
upon the premises of the visited family LDC Section 2.03.07M.
for a period not exceeding seven days. A
temporary use permit must be obtained (5) Exempted from this section are small
from the Collier County Code Enforce- commercial equipment such as ladders
ment Department to authorize this activ- and pipes that cannot be contained in the
ity. Said permit must be affixed to the vehicle. Said equipment shall be limited
Recreational Vehicle in such a way that to one ladder or one unit of pipe which
the permit is visible from the street. This does not exceed 12 inches in diameter per
does not allow for living, sleeping, or commercial vehicle. Said equipment shall
housekeeping purposes. No more than be secured atop the vehicle and shall not
two consecutive permits may be issued extend beyond the length,height or width
and the maximum number of permits of the vehicle.
issued during one calendar year shall be (Ord. No. 10-26, § 7)
restricted to four.
(Ord. No. 10-26, § 6) Sec. 130-98. Limitation on boats or other
floating equipment used as
Sec. 130-97. Parking of commercial vehicles dwelling units.
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• or commercial equipment in
residential areas. Boats or other floating equipment being used
It shall be unlawful to park a commercial as dwelling units or as commercial establish-
vehicle or commercial equipment on any lot in a ments may not anchor or tie up in waters under
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Residential District unless one of the following the jurisdiction of the county for longer than 48
conditions exists: hours,except at facilities located in zoning districts
permitting such use and at facilities within such
(1) The vehicle and/or equipment is engaged districts designated for such use and meeting
in a construction or service operation on county and state health standards for such use.
the site where it is parked. The vehicle (Ord. No. 10-26, § 8)
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Sec. 130-99. Repeal of Ordinance No. 08-64.
This Ordinance repeals and supersedes
Ordinance No. 08-64.
(Ord. No. 10-26, § 9)
Sec. 130-100. Conflict and severability.
In the event this Ordinance conflicts with any
other ordinance of Collier County or other
applicable law, the more restrictive shall apply.
If any court of competent jurisdiction holds any
phrase or portion of this Ordinance invalid or
unconstitutional, such portion shall be deemed a
separate,distinct and independent provision and
such holding shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portion.
(Ord. No. 10-26, § 10)
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