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'r ORDINANCE N0. 74-49 Introduced by: Mr. Prager AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PARKING AND/OR STORING OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES UPON PRIVATE PROPERTY [dITHIN THE VILLAGE OF MAYFIELD AND REPEALIDIG ORDINANCE N0. 74-18 WHEREAS, Council finds an increasing number of recreational vehicles in use within the Village; and WHEREAS, Council finds the need to protect the rights of the owners of such recreational vehicles and all other Village residents; and WHEREAS, Council recognizes the need to provide for the regulation and control of parking and storing of recreational vehicles within the Village; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF MAYFIELD, CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO, THAT: Section 1. As used in this Ordinance, a recreational vehicle is a trans- portation structure, self-prope]:led or capable of being towed by a passenger car, station wagon or small pick-up truck, of such size and weight as not to require any special highway movement permits, and primarily designed or constructed to provide temporary, movable, living quarters for recreational, camping or travel use, or to carry such equipment, but not for profit or cocmmercial use. Included as recreational vehicles, but not to the exclusion of any other types not mentioned in this Section are: Trailers; trailer coaches; camping trailers, motor homes; pick-up (slide-in) trailers of recreational vehicle construction, design and intent (as opposed to commercial Sth wheel trailers); boats; boat trailers, with and without boats mounted thereon; snowmobiles; snowmobile trailers, with and without snowmobiles mounted thereon; and truck cabs. (a) Trailers, trailer coaches and Sth wheel trailers are defined as recreational vehicles constructed with integral wheels to make them mobile and intended to be towed by passenger cars, station wagons and/or light pick-up trucks and similar motor vehicles but not including truck tractors of any type. (b) A camping trailer is a type of trailer or trailer coach, the walls of which are so constructed as to be collapsible and made out of either canvas or similar cloth, or some form of rigid material such as fiber glass or plastic or metal. The walls are collapsed while the recreational vehicle is being towed, and are raised or unfolded when the vehicle becomes temporarily living quarters and is not being moved. (c) Pick-up (slide-in) campers and truck cabs are recreational structures designed to be mounted temporarily or permanently in the beds of light trucks with the trucks having either single or double rear wheels and with or without an