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Street limits, driveway status, HOA protection status, and screening requirements for all 20 covered states at a glance.
Professionally written letter template for requesting a formal RV parking exception from your HOA board. Includes Arizona ARS 33-1818 language.
24-step violation response checklist formatted for print. Track every step, deadline, and action item on paper.
| State | Typical Street Limit | Driveway | HOA Protection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | 24–72 hrs (city varies) | Allowed | Protected (ARS 33-1818) |
| California | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Colorado | 48–72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Florida | 24–72 hrs (city varies) | Allowed | Procedural (F.S. 720) |
| Georgia | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Idaho | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Indiana | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Michigan | 48–72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Minnesota | 48–72 hrs + winter | Allowed | No protection |
| Montana | 72 hours in cities | Very permissive | Very low HOA penetration |
| Nevada | 72 hours (24 in some zones) | HOA-restricted in most properties | No protection |
| New Mexico | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| North Carolina | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Ohio | 24–72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Oregon | 24–72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| South Carolina | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Tennessee | 72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Texas | 72 hours (24 in Austin oversized) | Varies by city | No protection |
| Utah | 48–72 hours | Allowed | No protection |
| Washington | 72 hours (RPZ zones vary) | Allowed | No protection |