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Trailer and Recreational Vehicle Parking Subsection 4.1.11 of the Zoning By-law contains restrictions regarding the parking or storing of trailers (with or without a boat, personal watercraft or snowmobile) or a recreational vehicle on your residential property. You may only park or store these items on your lot in compliance with these restrictions. Different regulations apply depending on the size, proposed location and type of the trailer and vehicle. You can access a detailed information sheet by clicking on the images below. You must consult the illustrations below in conjunction with provisions outlined in 4.1.11-Trailer and Recreational Vehicle Parking Trailer and Recreational Vechicle parking up to 5.2m in length exclusive of tongue Regulations permitted the parking of a trailer or recreational vehicle on a residential driveway. Trailer and Recreational Vehicle parking up to 7.0m in length exclusive of tongue Regulations for the parking of a trailer or recreational vehicle in a location other than a residential driveway. You may park one (1) trailer OR one (1) recreational vehicle that exceeds the maximum sizes noted in Subsections 4.1.11.1.1 and 4.1.11.1.2 on your driveway for a maximum of 72 hours in any one (1) month, provided the trailer and/or recreational vehicle is no longer than 7.0 m exclusive of tongue and less than 3.0 m in combined height. Any information contained herein is strictly for information purposes only and should be reviewed in conjunction with Zoning By-Law 0225-2007, as amended. In the case where the information provided conflicts with that of the text contained in Zoning By-law 0225-2007, as amended, the text shall prevail. It should not be relied on when making decisions in connection with real estate transactions, development proposals or building permits. Please visit the Mississauga Civic Centre, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to review the Official Zoning By-law and to speak with staff before making important decisions. A list of amendments passed by Council but not yet incorporated into the office consolidation copy can be found on the Unconsolidated Zoning By-law Amendments document.  Copies of Zoning By-law Amendments are available at: Office of the City Clerk Corporate Services Department, 2nd Floor.