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Q. Is
there a restriction on where vehicles can be parked on
private property? |
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A.
There is no restriction on where registered
vehicles can be parked on private property. Under the
current Loveland Municipal Code there is nothing to prohibit
a person from parking there registered vehicles anywhere on
their property. |
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Q.
How many vehicles are allowed at a property? |
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A.
There is no limit to the number of registered
vehicles maintained at a property. However, there is a
restriction on the number of unregistered
vehicles. Each property is allowed up to one unregistered
vehicle as long as it is either tarped or completely
concealed from view. |
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Q.
Can my neighbor, or my neighbor's guests, park their
vehicle in front of my house? |
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A.
Parking on public streets is not reserved. Registered
vehicles can be parked in any lawful parking space on a
public street. |
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Q.
Can my neighbor park their boat or trailer on their
property? |
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A.
Yes, boats and trailers are not considered vehicles, so they
are not subject to the requirements of vehicles. |
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Q.
Can my neighbor park their boat or trailer on the street? |
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A.
This is enforced by the Loveland Police Department (970)
667-2151, but generally the boat or trailer must be
connected to a registered vehicle and moved at a minimum of
every 72 hours. |
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Q.
How many people are allowed to live within a dwelling unit? |
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A.
The Loveland Municipal Code states no more than 3
unrelated people may reside within a dwelling unit. It
does not restrict the number of family members (including
extended family) allowed to live within a dwelling unit. |
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Q.
Can I operate a business out of my home? |
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A. It
depends on the type of business. For more specific
information contact the Current Planning Division at (970)
962-2525 for additional assistance. |
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Q.
How tall can my fence or hedge be? |
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A.
This depends on where you live. Generally speaking, rear
yard fences can be a maximum of 6'3". Side yard fences can
be either 3' or 4' depending on their location and type of
construction. All fences shall be constructed on your
property. If you live in an area with a Home Owner's
Association, be sure to check with them for any additional
requirements. |
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Q.
Are there restrictions on the types of signs allowed within
the City limits? |
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A.
All permanent signs must have an approved sign permit
associated with it. For more specific information contact
the Current Planning Division (970) 962-2525 for additional
assistance. |
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Q.
Are there restrictions on temporary signs? |
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A.
Some temporary signs are allowed (if permitted) for extended
periods of time. For more specific information contact the
Current Planning Division (970) 962-2525 for additional
assistance. |
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Q.
What about signs like temporary real estate signs, property
for sale signs, garage sale signs. |
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A.
Temporary signs are allowed on private property advertising
that specific property. Directional signs on other
properties and road rights-of-way are not allowed in the
City of Loveland Municipal Code. |
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Q.
What if my neighbor has uncontrolled weeds in their lawn? |
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A.
Weeds over 6 inches in height can be considered a code
violation. |
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Q.
Who do I call when I have complaints about dogs? |
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A.
The Larimer County Humane Society at (970) 226-3647 responds
to questions and complaints about dogs. |
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Q.
Who do I call if excessive dust is blowing from construction
sites? |
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A.
Report dust complaints to the City of Loveland Engineering
Department at (970) 962-2510. |
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Q.
Who do I call if trash and debris is blowing from
construction sites? |
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A.
Report trash and blowing debris to City of Loveland Code
Enforcement at (970) 962-2506. |
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Q.
Who do I call if my neighbor's property is littered with
trash and rubbish? |
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A.
Report trash and rubbish to City of Loveland Code
Enforcement at (970) 962-2506. |
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Q.
Who do I call with noise complaints? |
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A.
Report noise complaints to the Loveland Police Department at
(970) 667-2151. |
