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Englewood vs Paramus

How do vending zones rules compare between Englewood, NJ and Paramus, NJ?

Englewood and Paramus have similar restriction levels.

Englewood, NJ

Bergen County

Some Restrictions

Englewood limits food trucks to private property in the Light Industrial (L-I) Zones and the Research, Industry and Medical (RIM) Zone. The Planned Unit Development Overlay (PUD-1) areas north and south of Route 4 are excluded from mobile vending.

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Paramus, NJ

Bergen County

Some Restrictions

Paramus regulates mobile vending and street solicitation through Chapter 327, requiring licenses for peddlers and hawkers and restricting noisy sales activity after 7:00 p.m.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactEnglewoodParamus
Permitted ZonesL-I and RIM only-
Excluded OverlayPUD-1 around Route 4-
Public StreetsProhibited entirely-
Property TypePrivate property only-
Maximum Penalty$1,000 or 90 days-
Code Chapter-Chapter 327
Annual License Fee-$50 per category
Sound Device Cutoff-After 7:00 p.m.
License Term-Expires December 31

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Englewood FAQ

Where can food trucks legally operate in Englewood?

Only on private property within the Light Industrial (L-I) Zones and the Research, Industry and Medical (RIM) Zone, excluding the Planned Unit Development Overlay (PUD-1) Zones around Route 4.

Can a food truck park downtown or in a residential area?

No. Englewood prohibits mobile vending in residential and central business zones, and bans any vending on public streets, sidewalks, or parks throughout the city.

Paramus FAQ

Can a food truck operate as a roving street peddler in Paramus?

Mobile food vendors must hold the Mobile Retail Food Establishment license, and on-foot peddlers and solicitors need a separate Chapter 327 license from the Borough Clerk.

Are there restrictions on when peddlers can operate?

Yes. After 7:00 p.m., peddlers, hawkers, solicitors, and canvassers may not shout, cry out, or use any sound device to attract attention within the Borough.

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