Bergenfield permits residents to park recreational vehicles, boats, and trailers at their primary residence only after registering them with the Borough Code Enforcement Department.
Under Bergenfield's Commercial and Recreational Vehicle Parking ordinance, snowmobiles, jet skis, quads, four wheelers, and boats may be stored at a residential property if the vehicle is registered to the resident and the property is the owner's primary residence. The trailer transporting the registered recreational vehicle is also permitted when compliant with the Borough Code. Residents must supply Code Enforcement with a photocopy of the vehicle registration and proof of primary residence to qualify.
Failing to register an RV, boat, or trailer with Code Enforcement, or storing one at a property that is not your primary residence, violates the article. Violations carry fines of $250 minimum up to $1,000 per day until corrected.
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