(1) No person owning or controlling any vehicle or any other object shall cause or permit it to be stored within the roadway of any street. For purposes of this section, a vehicle or other object shall be deemed "stored" after five consecutive days if the vehicle has not been moved a minimum of 25 feet, and each day thereafter during which it remains in place shall be deemed a separate offense. This shall not be construed to permit the placing of any object within the traffic lanes or in any place which obstructs or interferes with the public use of the entire street for any period of time, or the parking of any vehicle in excess of the time provided by law, or in any place where such parking is prohibited; and any object "stored" in violation of this section may be dealt with in the manner prescribed for. This section shall not apply to machinery or vehicles used by the city or its contractors in working on the streets.

(2) No person owning or controlling any motor home, motor truck, truck trailer, manufactured dwelling, or manufactured structure, shall cause or permit it to be parked or maintained within one location on the right-of-way of any public street for longer than twenty-four consecutive hours. For purposes of this subsection “motor home”, “motor truck”, “truck trailer”, “manufactured dwelling”, and “manufactured structure” shall include any of the vehicles defined in ORS Chs. 446 and 801, and "within one location" shall include any and all parking area in front of any premises.

(3) No person owning or controlling any vehicle with expired vehicle registration shall permit the vehicle to be placed on the public right-of-way.