
Vince M
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There are exceptions in some communities, but, in general, if they are parked along side a public road, there is no law that limits how many cars can be associated with one household.
Imagine: If the house has two adult parents, and only four children of legal driving age, each with their own car, that adds up to six cars. Why should any laws be enacted telling this family that only SOME of them are allowed to own a car, while others are not?
However, there ARE folks who just like to have a lot of cars. I can imagine a household where even only two people may own a daily commute vehicle for each of them, an off road RV, a large motor home, a "cruising" car, just for show and another "project" car that is being rebuilt or restored. That also adds up to six.
Here's the thing. In some states, California among them, there is a law the limits how long a vehicle can be continuously parked in the same spot. In my state, it happens to be 72 hours. The off road RV I mentioned in the example, may only get driven once a month. The motor home may only get taken out a couple of times a year. And the project car may get taken out, well, NEVER until it gets finished. In each of these cases, these vehicles are technically, parked illegally and are subect to be towed away by the local parking enforcement agency.
You CAN call up this agency in your area and complain about the number of cars. But, if those folks are not in violation of any ordinance, there is nothing you or they can do about it. |

Ivonne
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I own a 5 bedroom house, and the homeowners association just changed our gate entry to decals for our cars. They are saying that they will only give us 4 decals per house and that we have to be approved to get more. We were denied, I dont know why, I am waiting for a response. Is that legal to tell us how many cars we are allowed to have even if we pay for the decals? |