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PARAMOUNT, Calif. Recreational vehicles can no longer be parked on Paramount streets. The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to ban street parking for RVs and commercial vehicles. Paramount joins Lakewood, Bellflower and other area cities getting tough on street parking. Bookmark to:
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Recreational vehicles in residential zones may be stored in the rear yard, or in a side yard that is not adjacent to a street, if it is placed 20 feet behind the front property line. These may ... be parked in the street for 72 hours, and then back to the driveway for 72 hours. If the Recreational Vehicle is not going to be used, you may want to consider leasing a space in a recreational vehicle storage lot to avoid having to constantly move it.
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Thetford Corporation, a leading supplier of sanitation and refrigeration products for the recreational vehicle (RV), marine and heavy-duty truck industries, is introducing a variety of next-generation products for the RV market. Shown for the first time at the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association’s (RVIA) annual trade show in Louisville (Nov. 27-29), the new Thetford products include:
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Automotive Testing Laboratories, Inc. (ATL) performed evaporative emissions testing on off-road recreational vehicles at the request of the Air Resources Board. The ATL final report can be viewed at (ATL Final Report).
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The Fairgrounds offers recreational vehicle hook-up access for visits of 14 days or less with water, sewer and electrical access available on more than 350 sites (electricity access ranges from 30 - 50 amps). Individual units should check in with Fairgrounds Public Safety at 919-612-6767. Clubs and groups should contact the Fairgrounds at 919-821-7400 prior to arrival to reserve space. For more info>>
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Recreational vehicles come in all shapes and sizes, from the smallest camper shell mounted on a pickup truck to the very largest and expensive self-contained motor home. While the variety of RV's is seemingly endless, certain common sense rules and laws are applicable to all vehicles.
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