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Council introduces first reading of ordinance to define recreational vehicles and clarify oversized-vehicle rules
Summary
Assistant City Attorney presented a proposed ordinance to define "recreational vehicles" (vehicles wider than 84 inches, excluding mirrors) and clarify when oversized vehicles may remain on city streets for active loading/unloading (limited to a 12-hour period); the council voted to introduce the ordinance for first reading.
Aliso Viejo council members voted to introduce for first reading an ordinance amending municipal code sections that govern oversized-vehicle parking.
Assistant City Attorney Hongdao Nguyen told the council staff identified a gap: while the municipal code referenced recreational vehicles in places, it lacked a clear definition. "Recreational vehicles are those vehicles with the width in excess of 84 inches as measured at the widest portion of the…
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