Camper storage/Zoning Laws

I think your city attorney will set the record straight.  I think for some, a trailer or abandoned vehicles viewable from the street can really be an eyesore.  Wish you luck on your local ordinances.  Safe travels.

 EDIT: The down street neighbor with the fifth wheel has removed it already, I have no idea where. 

I have been parking the camper on my driveway since 2012. I am one of 5 owners of a "RV" on the street. I wasn't the first owner either. I never complained about the 5th wheel, although it was ludicrous where he had it parked next to his house in his driveway. He parked a car UNDER the trailer coupler connection, it was funny to see.  His other three large trucks were on the lawn or street. It is BIGGER than the small cape house. The problem was the parking situation. It created a one lane road because of the across street neighbors.

The people across the street from him have 5 (!!!) cars in the household, and can only park 2 in the driveway. During most of the year, the other three are on the street. Our town has a Winter parking ban starting December through March (IIRC).

 I won't be to put out if I must store it in the "back" of my house (which can be the "side", not sure). I will have to kill the grass, put down plastic and fabric, and top it with stone, then park on plywood. The side is not level, worse than my driveway. Kind of a pain to prep for camp trips.

Pull the grill out on the driveway, get a big cooler full of cold drinks and invite the neighbors over for a BBQ (and free beer)!! And a Pod tour. Sometimes you catch more bears with honey than you do with bees.

In our county trailers must be behind the plane of the front wall of the house (extend it out in all directions).  So your pod would be legal.  My parents learned of this the hard way in their tight-knit community when someone new moved in and promptly called the county on them and several other neighbors for multiple "problems".  Happily that person didn't live there long.