Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, Chapter 258 bars any sound source from reaching the limits in Tables I and II at a neighbor's property line. The chapter text itself prints one figure…

Parsippany-Troy Hills has no single curfew clause. Chapter 258 sets nighttime cutoffs by source: homeowner power tools and yard equipment are barred from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m., and…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, construction and demolition, excluding emergency work, is barred from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. on weekdays and from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. on weekends and…

Parsippany-Troy Hills does not name leaf blowers, but Chapter 258 restricts landscaping and yard maintenance equipment. Commercial and industrial crews are barred from 6:00 p.m. to…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, portable hand-held music or sound equipment on a public space or right-of-way cannot be plainly audible at 50 feet from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. From 10:00…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, vehicle music equipment cannot be plainly audible at a residential property line from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m., and personal vehicle music cannot be plainly…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, two provisions use the same barking threshold: a dog that barks or cries continually for 10 minutes or intermittently for 30…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, a retaining wall taller than six feet must be tiered at every six-foot interval of height. Each tier is set back at least three feet and…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, a fence is a structure that needs a zoning permit signed by the Administrative Officer before it goes up. Township Code § 430-295 lists a $50 fee for a…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, fences and walls in the side and rear yard top out at six feet, and fences and walls in the front yard top out at four feet. Section 430-11 also bans…

New Jersey common law and statute apply uniformly statewide to spite fences, boundary fences, and shared maintenance disputes between adjoining landowners.

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, a home occupation or professional office in a residential district gets one sign, and it cannot exceed one square foot on any one side. Township Code §…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, a customary home occupation is a conditional accessory use under § 430-41A. No display of goods can be visible from the street, exterior…

New Jersey licenses home food businesses statewide through the Cottage Food Operator Permit (N.J.A.C. 8:24-11). The permit costs $100, is valid two years, and allows only non-hazardous…

The New Jersey Family Day Care Provider Registration Act creates a uniform statewide registration system for home daycares serving up to five children, with the state preempting most…

New Jersey has no microenterprise home kitchen permit and no way to license a home kitchen as a restaurant. N.J.A.C. 8:24-2.1(c)1 makes the person in charge responsible for ensuring…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, no person can destroy or remove five or more live trees exceeding three inches in diameter, measured one foot above the ground…

Chapter 213 of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Code prints no grass height in inches. Section 213-22 requires premises to stay landscaped, with lawns, hedges and bushes kept trimmed…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, owners and tenants must keep brush, hedges and other plant life within 25 feet of a roadway intersection and within 10 feet of any roadway cut to not more…

Backyard composting is allowed and encouraged. The Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority (MCMUA) runs two vegetative-waste compost facilities and gives residents free compost and…

New Jersey's statewide stormwater rule, N.J.A.C. 7:8, requires major developments to manage runoff with green infrastructure and expressly counts storing stormwater runoff for reuse…

The NJ Department of Environmental Protection may impose statewide or regional water use restrictions during drought warnings or emergencies under the Water Supply Management Act.

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 401 bans abandoning a vehicle, bans leaving a dismantled, inoperable, wrecked or junked vehicle on a street, and gives…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 405 sets on-street parking limits by street schedule: time limits, street-cleaning bans and all-times bans on listed…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, once snow has fallen and the accumulation covers the streets and highways, an emergency exists and no vehicle can be parked on any…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, the outdoor storage of trailers, recreation vehicles and boats is prohibited in the front yard in all residential districts under Township Code § 430-25(C)…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, trucks over one-ton rated capacity cannot be parked or stored on any Township street between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. The rule is in Chapter 405 (Vehicles and…

Parsippany-Troy Hills sets minimum off-street loading space counts by use in § 430-277: industrial and wholesale operations scale from 1 space at 1,000 to 40,000 square feet, while…

Section 430-277.1 of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Code makes EVSE and make-ready parking spaces a permitted accessory use in every zoning district, with no variance. New multiple…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, a driveway must be not less than 12 feet nor more than 24 feet wide within the street right-of-way, and driveways cannot sit closer than five feet to the side…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, no commercial vehicle with a rated capacity above 3/4 ton can be stored or parked outdoors on a residential lot in a residential zone for longer than a…

New Jersey's Predatory Towing Prevention Act, N.J.S.A. 56:13-7 et seq., and its implementing rule, N.J.A.C. 13:45A-31, control every non-consensual tow in the state. A private property…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, Article I of Chapter 91 is titled Animal Control; Licensing of Dogs, and Article V sets up a trap, neuter, vaccinate and release program for community cats…

Coyote management in the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills runs through a Township-wide wildlife feeding ban in Chapter 91, Article III. No person shall feed, or provide food for, wild…

Microchipping in Parsippany-Troy Hills is tied to the Township's community cat program. Caregivers of colony cats must take all reasonable steps to have every cat spayed or neutered…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 91 of the Township Code contains no breed ban or breed list. It defines a potentially dangerous dog as one declared so by…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 91-3 requires a Township Clerk license for any kennel, pet shop, shelter or pound. A pet shop pays $10 a year, needs written…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 91-8F requires any dog off the premises of its owner, or on public streets or in public places, to be accompanied by a person…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, pet grooming is a named personal service under Zoning Chapter 430, listed next to pet day care, salons, tailoring and tattoo parlors. The Township Council…

New Jersey, not Morris County, regulates exotic pets. Potentially dangerous species cannot be kept as pets, and most other exotic or nongame animals require a permit from NJ Fish &…

In Morris County parks, feeding any animal is prohibited at all times. On private property, wildlife-feeding rules (deer, bears, geese) are set by your municipality; bear feeding is…

New Jersey requires beekeepers who overwinter colonies to register annually with the Department of Agriculture, and statewide beekeeping rules limit how far towns may restrict…

New Jersey's Right to Farm Act protects commercial farms from local restrictions, while the Department of Agriculture sets statewide livestock standards.

New Jersey's animal cruelty laws apply statewide, prohibiting neglect and overcrowding that constitute hoarding, with enforcement by humane officers and police.

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, converting an attached garage into a dwelling is allowed only as an affordable accessory apartment, a conditional use in the R-1 District…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, a shed serving a residential dwelling must sit no closer than six feet to the side or rear lot line, and an accessory building in a residential or business…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, an accessory apartment is allowed only as an affordable accessory apartment, a conditional use in the R-1 District under § 430-50E. It needs a lot…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, § 430-86 strictly prohibits the manufacture, storage and sale of ammunition, explosives and fireworks in the B-1 Highway Commercial District…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, § 213-40A(29) puts specific detector duties on landlords. The owner of a multiple dwelling must give each occupant the manufacturer's printed testing…

Open burning of leaves, rubbish and garbage is banned statewide under N.J.A.C. 7:27-2. Limited exceptions require a permit from the NJ Forest Fire Service and are restricted to clean…

Small contained recreational fires are generally allowed, but any fire within or near a forested area needs a free NJ Forest Fire Service permit. During dangerous conditions…

The New Jersey Forest Fire Service has statewide jurisdiction over wildland fire prevention, declares burn bans, and enforces forest fire districts that supersede conflicting municipal…

Short-term rentals are banned in Parsippany-Troy Hills, so no permit path exists. Section 430-8 of the Township Code defines a short-term rental as an owner-rented dwelling unit, or…

New Jersey charges 6.625% Sales Tax plus a 5% State Occupancy Fee on taxable short-term rentals. Morris County towns may add a municipal occupancy tax up to 3% under N.J.S.A. 40:48F…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, every Class I, II, III and IV private pool needs a barrier: a fence or masonry wall at least four feet high that completely surrounds the pool. Gates must be…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, anyone constructing, erecting or altering a pool must first secure a permit from the Construction Official, with plans and specifications certified by a New…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, Chapter 271 bars anyone without legal privilege from purposely or recklessly obstructing a public place, and the definition of public place…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, the owner of property on which and along which sidewalks and curbs are located must keep them in a proper condition of maintenance and good repair, free of…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, placing construction equipment, materials, vehicles or dumpsters in a Township-owned or unaccepted dedicated street or public place requires a permit from the…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, an outdoor eating establishment on the sidewalk needs a seasonal license from the Township Clerk under Chapter 275. The season runs April 1 to…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, group use of a park, special events, picnic pavilions, nonprofit vending and organized games on Township fields each need a permit from the Department under §…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, no vendor, business or organization can put up a tent, table, booth or concession at a Township-sponsored event or festival on a…

Anyone who buys, sells or takes in pawn used goods such as scrap gold, jewelry, electronics, musical instruments or tools in the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills needs a license from…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 73 of the Township Code bans topless and bottomless dancing by women and bottomless exhibitions by men in any place open…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, a towing company cannot take police-initiated tows without written approval from the Chief of Police, a $50 application and a place on the rotational duty…

New Jersey regulates vape retailers under NJSA 54:40B and NJSA 26:3D, requiring licensing, prohibiting flavored vape sales, and applying age-21 minimum purchase rules statewide.

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, every residential rental property with three or more dwelling units is inspected by the Township on a biennial basis. The inspection covers…

Construction inspections in the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills are run by the Division of Construction Code Inspection and Enforcement, headed by the Construction Official, with…

Under § 213-40(29) of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Property Maintenance Code, owners of multiple dwellings must give each occupant the manufacturer's testing instructions and perform the…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, plumbing work is permitted and inspected by the Plumbing Subcode Official inside the Division of Construction Code Inspection and…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 124-5(E) requires a certificate of compliance after each successful ongoing elevator inspection. The township's schedule sends…

Building permits in Parsippany-Troy Hills are issued under the State Uniform Construction Code by the Township's Division of Construction Code Inspection and Enforcement, headed by the…

Electrical work in Parsippany-Troy Hills is inspected by the Electrical Subcode Official in the Division of Construction Code Inspection and Enforcement, and § 124-5D sets the fee…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, a child-care center is a permitted use in all nonresidential zoning districts under § 430-27. In the residential districts it needs…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, an exterior burglar alarm on a building or motor vehicle must shut off within five minutes for continuous airborne sound and within 15 minutes for impulsive…

Parsippany-Troy Hills has no ordinance that bans sitting or lying on sidewalks as such. Chapter 271 bars purposely or recklessly obstructing a public place, including a sidewalk, and…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, camping in Township parks requires a permit from the Department of Recreational Services, no person or vehicle can be in a park after closing except under a…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, subdivision streets get shade trees in the three-foot right-of-way strip, spaced about every 50 feet and never fewer than 35 nor more than 75 feet…

Parsippany-Troy Hills has no stand-alone dock permit. Section 225-80B lists dock, pier, boathouse and marina construction as a permitted lake-area activity only in accordance with all…

Parsippany-Troy Hills requires stormwater controls on major and minor development under Article XVI of the land use chapter. Minor development must provide seepage pits or infiltration…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, both major and minor development must be designed for erosion control to the minimum standards of the state Soil and Sediment Control Act and N.J.A.C. 2:90…

Parsippany-Troy Hills joined the National Flood Insurance Program on February 19, 1986, and Chapter 175 identifies its flood hazard areas from FEMA maps effective August 19, 2025 and…

Section 175-2.3 of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Code sets the local design flood elevation at the best available flood elevation plus one foot of freeboard for a delineated watercourse…

The Coastal Area Facility Review Act gives the New Jersey DEP exclusive permit jurisdiction over development in the coastal zone, applying uniform statewide standards regardless of…

Mobile food vendors in Parsippany-Troy Hills, including pushcarts, need an annual license from the Township Health Officer. They operate only in nonresidential zones from 8:00 a.m. to…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 180-3 makes it unlawful to sell food or beverages from a truck, van, pushcart or other movable unit without a mobile food vending license from…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, licensed mobile food vendors can operate in all nonresidential zone districts under Chapter 430, but not within 300 feet of any licensed restaurant. Only…

All parks in Parsippany-Troy Hills are officially closed from 30 minutes after sundown to 30 minutes before sunrise, other than for permitted activities. The Township can also close a…

Smoking is prohibited in all Township parks in Parsippany-Troy Hills, including athletic fields, sports courts and play areas, and is permitted only in adjacent parking areas outside a…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates and scooters are banned inside any shopping center or mall open to the public and on the Lake Hiawatha…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 134-1 bars groups from collecting in streets, highways or public places for idle, unlawful or disorderly purposes, and § 134-2…

Two local rules in Parsippany-Troy Hills speak to consuming cannabis away from home. Section 119-4F(2) bars smoking, vaping, aerosolizing and edibles on the grounds of any licensed…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 83-8 bars drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, parking lot, playground, park or…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills it is unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or canvasser to work without a license from the Township Clerk. Licenses run January 1 through December 31, are not…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 169-14 of the Township Code bars barbecue grills from any porch, balcony or other part of a building, from any room or space inside a building…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 430-40C lists outdoor barbecue structures and storage sheds as permitted accessory uses in the R-R district, and the R-1 article adopts that…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, the owner, tenant or occupant of land abutting a public street must clear all snow and ice from the abutting sidewalk and fire hydrants within 24 hours after…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, a building that is dilapidated, unsafe or unsanitary can be ordered repaired, vacated or demolished. The Rehabilitation Director runs the…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, the Housing and Property Maintenance Code defines a vacant lot as a lot, so its exterior rules reach empty parcels. Under § 213-19B the owner or operator must…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, a solar panel installation is priced under two subcodes in § 124-5: the Building Subcode charges a Group R-5 owner $100 for roof…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-48.2 forbids a New Jersey community association from adopting or enforcing any restriction, covenant, bylaw, rule or regulation that prohibits solar collectors on two…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, bulky waste means chairs, sofas, small televisions, furniture and cut, rolled and tied carpet, and the Township picks it up on the second collection day of…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, every owner, lessee and occupant of residential, commercial and institutional property must separate recyclables from trash and garbage. Newspapers, magazines…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, yard waste goes out in biodegradable paper bags or reusable containers no larger than 35 gallons or heavier than 60 pounds. Branches no thicker than three…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, the Director of the Department of Public Works sets the recycling regulations on separation, dates and times, mixed paper, stumps, demolition and building…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, garbage containers must have lids, stay clean and accessible, and weigh no more than 60 pounds or hold more than 35 gallons. Containers, bundles and bulky…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, curbside collection starts not earlier than 6:00 a.m., and containers or bundles placed at the curb later than 6:00 a.m. are not guaranteed collection. The…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 169-11 bars dumpsters from being located within 15 feet of any building or structure, with an exception for dumpsters under…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, curbside containers, bundles and bulky wastes go out no earlier than 4:00 p.m. the day before collection, and empty containers must be off the curb by 7:00…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, no person can collect, dispose of or transport more than 0.148 cubic yards of solids or 30 gallons of liquids of solid waste to a place…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 160 has no separate street closure procedure. Instead the Township Clerk can refuse a filming permit that would…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 160-10(C) exempts filming by a student from the Chapter 160 filming permit once the Township Clerk receives a written…

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, commercial filming needs a permit from the Township Clerk, and the completed permit and fee must be filed at least 10 calendar…

Cannabis dispensaries in Parsippany-Troy Hills are a conditional use, not a permitted one. Under § 430-88G a Class 5 retailer must sit on a lot fronting the Route 10 and 46 arterials…

Parsippany-Troy Hills prints two 100-foot separations for cannabis retail. A Class 5 dispensary cannot be located within 100 feet of any school property under § 119-4F(16), and under §…

New Jersey state law prohibits home cultivation of cannabis statewide, even for adults 21 and over and registered medical patients, and municipalities cannot legalize personal grows.

In the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, an off-premises sign (billboard) in the O-2 district must use shielded, top-mounted lighting at no more than IESNA minimum levels, and cannot…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, § 430-258 of the Township Code controls outdoor lighting glare. Parking and loading areas in use after dark must be situated for maximum shielding and…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, parking facilities that abut residential land must have lighting arranged and installed so it does not reflect or cause glare on that residential land (§…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, § 430-280H allows temporary political signs up to 32 square feet on any one surface with no permit or fee, one per parcel, removed within 15 days after the…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, § 430-280J exempts garage sale signs from permits and fees if they stay on the premises, do not exceed two square feet, show the date of sale, and come down…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, billboards are off-premises signs, allowed only in the POD district and the O-2 district on freeway frontage. No more than one face of an off-premises sign…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, temporary signs inside commercial windows cannot cover more than 20% of any given window and must come down within 30 days of the printed date of erection (§…

Parsippany-Troy Hills measures building height from the average finished grade six feet out from every side of the structure to the highest point of a flat roof, the deckline of a…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 430-13B(5) lets accessory storage sheds in residential districts cover an additional 100 square feet over the district's maximum building…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, § 430-10 fixes the yard rules that apply in every zone: sheds no closer than six feet to a side or rear lot line, eaves projecting no more than…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, the Housing and Property Maintenance Code sets hard habitability minimums for rental homes: not less than one gallon per minute at every faucet…

Parsippany-Troy Hills does not let a residential rental change hands on paper alone. Under § 214-1, no owner, agent or person can rent, lease or deliver up for change of occupancy any…

Under New Jersey's Anti-Eviction Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1, a landlord may evict a covered tenant only on a statutory good-cause ground. Non-payment under subsection a. needs no advance…

The New Jersey Anti-Eviction Act preempts local landlord-tenant law and limits residential evictions to specifically enumerated good-cause grounds statewide.

New Jersey sets no general statutory cap on residential late fees, leaving the amount to the lease subject to reasonableness. For senior citizens on government pensions and recipients…

To end a month-to-month residential tenancy in New Jersey, either party gives at least one month's written notice expiring at a rental period. Because the Anti-Eviction Act bars…

New Jersey caps a residential security deposit at 1.5 times one month's rent, and any later additional deposit may rise by no more than 10% per year. After a tenancy ends, the landlord…

A squatter cannot gain title quickly in New Jersey. Under N.J.S.A. 2A:14-30, thirty years of actual, continuous possession of real estate vests title in the possessor, and sixty years…

Parsippany-Troy Hills addresses rodents through § 213-32 of the Property Maintenance Code: all parts of the premises must be maintained so as to prevent infestation, and when an…

In Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, the R-R, R-1 and R-2 zoning articles permit a building for horticultural, agricultural or dairying purposes, poultry or domestic animal-raising…

The New Jersey Right to Farm Act (N.J.S.A. 4:1C-1 et seq.) shields eligible commercial farms from nuisance suits and preempts unreasonable municipal ordinances when farms follow…

The Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills taxes every occupancy of a hotel or motel room at a uniform 3% of the charge of rent for occupancies on or after July 1, 2004, on top of any other…

Commercial drone operations in New Jersey are governed by federal FAA Part 107 plus the uniform state criminal restrictions in N.J.S.A. 2C:40-27, leaving little room for conflicting…

New Jersey state law (N.J.S.A. 2C:40-27) sets uniform criminal restrictions on drone operations statewide, including bans on flying impaired, near critical infrastructure, or near…

New Jersey sets a uniform statewide minimum wage under NJSA 34:11-56a, scheduled to reach $15 per hour, with limited authority for municipalities to enact higher local wage floors.

The New Jersey Earned Sick Leave Law at NJSA 34:11D provides up to 40 hours of paid sick time and preempts local sick leave ordinances, creating a single statewide standard.

New Jersey issues concealed carry permits under NJSA 2C:58-4 with strict justifiable need replaced by shall-issue standards post-Bruen, while sensitive-place restrictions limit where…

New Jersey effectively prohibits open carry of handguns without a Permit to Carry under NJSA 2C:39-5, and long-gun open carry is restricted in most public contexts.

New Jersey strictly regulates firearm transport in vehicles under NJSA 2C:39-5 and 2C:39-6, requiring unloaded firearms in locked containers absent a valid Permit to Carry, with…

New Jersey splits the state into two frost zones: 2 feet 6 inches in Monmouth and Burlington counties and everything south, and 3 feet in Mercer and Middlesex counties and everything…

New Jersey's Casino Control Act, N.J.S.A. 5:12-1 et seq., confines legal casino gambling to a single city. State law defines an "approved hotel" eligible for a casino license as a…

New Jersey lets churches, veterans posts, fire companies, and other nonprofits run bingo or raffles only after two steps: registration with the state's Legalized Games of Chance…

New Jersey's Code of Criminal Justice defines a 'player' as a person who gambles only as a contestant or bettor and collects nothing beyond personal winnings, without otherwise…

New Jersey legalized sports betting in June 2018 under the Sports Wagering Act, N.J.S.A. 5:12A-10 et seq. Only Atlantic City casinos and Meadowlands/Monmouth Park-class racetracks…

New Jersey gives both condominium and planned-community associations a foreclosable assessment lien with a limited 6-month priority over a prior first mortgage. The Condominium Act…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-46(a) requires association bylaws to open every executive board meeting to members and voting-eligible tenants, except conference or working sessions where no binding…

New Jersey associations enforce recorded covenants and architectural standards through their declaration, but PREDFDA's Radburn regulations require associations to make alternative…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-48.4 bars a New Jersey community association from prohibiting or unreasonably restricting the installation or use of an electric vehicle charging station in a…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-48.1 makes any association rule or bylaw that limits or prohibits display of the flag of the United States, yellow ribbons, or signs supporting United States troops…

N.J.S.A. 46:8B-15(f) lets a New Jersey condominium association impose reasonable fines only if the master deed or bylaws authorize it, and then caps each fine at the maximum monetary…

A New Jersey condominium or homeowners association can record a lien on a unit for unpaid assessments and foreclose it by suit in the same manner as a mortgage foreclosure. The lien…

New Jersey runs sobriety checkpoints, and the Legislature has never passed a statute authorizing or regulating them. The phrase "sobriety checkpoint" returns no documents at all in the…

New Jersey is a one-party consent state, so recording an encounter you are part of is lawful under N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-4(d), and there is no New Jersey statute that bans filming police…

New Jersey has no stop-and-identify statute. A full-text search of the New Jersey General and Permanent Statutes returns no provision requiring a pedestrian who is stopped on suspicion…

New Jersey put its vehicle-search rule inside the legalization act itself. N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10c, enacted as section 61 of CREAMMA, provides that the odor of cannabis or burnt cannabis…

New Jersey has a full low-speed vehicle regime and no golf cart regime at all. An LSV must be titled, registered, insured and plated with the Motor Vehicle Commission, and it may be…

Under NJSA 13:1E-99.126, New Jersey banned single-use plastic carryout bags and single-use paper bags at large grocery stores effective May 2022, the strongest such law nationally.

New Jersey prohibits polystyrene foam food service products under NJSA 13:1E-99.126, banning foam clamshells, cups, trays, and similar items statewide effective May 2022.

Under NJSA 13:1E-99.126, New Jersey food service businesses may provide single-use plastic straws only upon customer request, effective November 2021 statewide.

Under N.J.S.A. 2A:170-51.4, New Jersey prohibits the sale, gift, or distribution of tobacco and electronic smoking products to anyone under 21, with escalating civil penalties for…

New Jersey bars retail sale of flavored electronic smoking devices and liquid nicotine, every characterizing flavor except tobacco, under N.J.S.A. 2A:170-51.12, effective April 20…

New Jersey controls add-on lighting with an aiming rule, a counting rule and a flat ban on flashing. Under R.S. 39:3-54, any lighted lamp other than a headlamp, spot lamp or auxiliary…

New Jersey gives dash cams no windshield allowance. R.S. 39:3-74 forbids driving with any sign, poster, sticker or other non-transparent material on the front windshield, wings…

New Jersey has never authorized lane splitting or lane filtering, and the words appear nowhere in the Revised Statutes. A motorcycle riding the stripe between two lines of traffic is…

New Jersey does not ban license plate frames outright. R.S. 39:3-33 makes it an offence to drive with a frame or holder that conceals or obscures the state name, the registration…

New Jersey has no statute prohibiting a radar detector in a private passenger vehicle. A full-text search of the New Jersey statutes returns no provision on radar detectors at all, and…

Studded tires are legal in New Jersey, but only from November 15 to April 1 of a winter season. There is no permit, no sticker and nothing to apply for, and the window does not appear…

New Jersey publishes no legal darkness for the front of a passenger car, because add-on tint on the windshield and on the two front side windows is prohibited outright. R.S. 39:3-74…