[Added 3-3-2014 by Ord. No. 1000[1]]
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Editor's Note: This ordinance also renumbered former Art.
XXI, Penalties, as Art. XXII, and former Art. XXII, Severability;
Repealer; Short Title, as Art. XXIII.
Unless authorized by a sworn law enforcement officer, no person
shall operate, park, leave or be in possession of a motor vehicle
which is unregistered or has a suspended registration in any parking
yards (lots) and parking places, which are open to the public or to
which the public is invited, whether owned or maintained by governmental
entity or in conjunction with any business or enterprise, whether
public, quasi-public or private.
Section 90-49 shall not apply to:
A.
Private property to which the public is not invited, such as residential
lots. However, private and quasi-public property, such as apartment
complex and mobile home park parking areas, shall be subject to the
prohibition if agreed upon by the property owner.
B.
Motor vehicles that are exempt from registration under Title 39 of
the New Jersey Statutes, such as car dealer inventory.
Any vehicle found in violation of § 90-49, and not being exempted by § 90-50, may be impounded and towed by the Borough Police Department to an area designated by the Borough, and the vehicle shall be returned to its owner upon payment of reasonable costs of towing and storage and proof of registration and shall be subject to the provisions of impoundment of vehicles and disposal of vehicles by the Police Department.
The violation of this article shall subject the person, firm
or corporation so convicted or pleading guilty to a fine of $100.
Each day shall be considered to be a separate violation.
