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All vehicles on the property must be licensed and operable. Any inoperable or unlicensed (when licenses and registration have been expired for a period of 4 months) vehicles must be removed from your property, or stored in a completely enclosed structure. This includes any and all vehicle parts. If vehicles are being restored, a Restoration Permit is required and can be obtained from the Community Development Department.
(Layton City Code 6.24.170 and 6.24.175)
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All vehicles and trailers must be parked on a hard surface. (Layton City Code 19.12.030, 19.12.100, 19.12.160-4, and 10.62.030)
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All weeds on property must be maintained so they do not exceed 12” in height.
(Layton City Code 6.24.070)
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All solid waste, litter, and any items in disuse must be removed from your property.
(Layton City Code 6.24.070)
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Trees and bushes must be cut and maintained 7’above the sidewalk and 13’6” above the street.
(Layton City Code 19.16.080d)
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Any recreation vehicle, trailer, boat or similar apparatus can only be parked upon a public street for the immediate loading or unloading and never longer than a twenty-four consecutive hour period.
(Layton City Code 10.62.030.5)
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To display a vehicle for sale unless the property is properly zoned for such use and without first getting permission from the owner of the property
(Layton City Code 10.64.050)
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Every vehicle parked upon the roadway needs to have right hand wheels parallel to and within 12 inches of the right hand curb.
(Utah Traffic Code 41-6a-1402)
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To park a vehicle in any location that interferes with the delivery of essential services, such as utilities, postal services and garbage collection.
(Layton City Code 10.62.030.8)
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To park a vehicle over, above, on or across any sidewalk or to park in a way, which obstructs access to the sidewalk.
(Layton City Code 10.62.030.2)
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