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aoa 96 PnE 348 <br />Manuel Silva, resident of Dixie Heights Subdivision, advised <br />that the State of Florida does not automatically consider one—ton <br />trucks to be commercial vehicles, as the County does. Although his <br />vehicle does not break State law, it breaks the County Code. The <br />County did not receive a complaint from a neighbor on his truck; a <br />Code Enforcement officer cited his truck while on another call in <br />his neighborhood. Mr. Silva circulated a snapshot of his vehicle, <br />emphasizing that there are 10 similar vehicles in his neighborhood <br />but the County singled out his truck and a truck across the street. <br />Mr. Silva read aloud the following stipulations concerning the <br />parking of commercial vehicles in residential areas: <br />§ 912.17 <br />INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE <br />parking or storing vehicles and the storage of boats ' <br />and recreational vehicles, in residential areas. <br />(1) Parking of commercial vehicles in residen. <br />tial areas. <br />(a) Restrictions on the parking of commer- <br />cial vehicles in residential areas. No <br />commercial vehicles shall be parked <br />overnight nor for an extended period <br />(more than ten (10) hours in any cal. <br />endar month) on any residentially used <br />lot, in the street abutting such lot, or <br />on residentially zoned -land, not in- <br />cluding the A-1 and A-2 districts, ex. <br />cept: <br />1 <br />2. <br />3. <br />Commercial vehicles not exceeding <br />three-quarters (3/4) ton rated ca- <br />pacity used by the resident of the <br />premises, limited to one per prem- <br />ises and parked off-street in a ga- <br />rage, carport or driveway. No con- <br />struction or similar materials shall <br />be stored or transported on the out- <br />side of such vehicles. <br />Commercial vehicles temporarily <br />parked on a lot for the purpose of <br />providing construction, transpor- <br />tation, or other services specifically <br />for the location where such vehi- <br />cles are parked. <br />In no case shall a commercial ve. <br />hicle which is used for hauling ex- <br />plosives, <br />xplosives, gasoline or. liquefied pe. <br />troleum products be permitted to <br />be parked for an extended period <br />in a residential area. / <br />33 <br />OCTOBER 17, 1995 <br />DEFINITIONS <br />§ 901.03 <br />Commercial vehicle any motor vehicle which: <br />(11 Is designed or used principally for busi- <br />ness, governmental, or non-profit organiza- <br />tional purposes or for carrying passengers <br />for hire; and <br />(2 1 Has a platform, cabinet, box, rack, compart- <br />ment, or other facility for transportation of <br />materials. equipment, and items other than <br />the personal effects of private passengers. <br />