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Various RVs and campers parked around Coronado seem to be permanent fixtures, what is the rule?
What are the laws set by the city of Coronado pertaining to transient living in RVs and campers? Is this allowed?
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Comment by Pat Cooley on July 17, 2012 at 8:14pm
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Yes,and there ere are several other utility trailers that are definitely parked.. off the hitch. One of them has been parked on the same street for months. We would all like to avoid paying "storage fees" by parking in Coronado. I hope we can get these questions answered. RV's, campers, the huge Cox truck with the lift on it, the Bambi trailer parked near 1906 Lodge. Then there is the 25' boat on its trailer on 9th. hmmm maybe those Police Volunteers could start ticketing these "moochers".
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Comment by Madison W. on July 17, 2012 at 9:31pm -
It's obvious that some of the RVs are owned by residents in Coronado and parked on the streets but definitely not occupied, but there has been a camper at dog beach with a pink bike on the back that I know is being lived in. The tenant is usually inside sleeping or just waking up and looking out the window!
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Comment by john coolidge on July 17, 2012 at 9:50pm -
Any RV or trailers bigger than 24ft has to have permit to park from the city, anything smaller must be moved every 72hrs... I was told this by Coronado Police as i just bought a small RV..... Yes there are some people that abuse the system . If some one in the neighborhood complains then police will check the length and and or tag the tires for 72hr check hope this info helps ...
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Comment by Kathy Williams Campbell on July 23, 2012 at 11:52am
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Yes and the truck and trailer that exceeds 25 ft. that is always parked on 8th and J.
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