[Amended 8-8-2017 by Ord.
No. 17-24]
No person shall park any trailer, camper, pole trailer or recreational vehicle in any street in the Township of Ewing for a period longer than four hours and may not be parked overnight. No automobile or vehicle of any type, including, but not limited to, any trailer, van, camper, or recreational vehicle, whether lawfully parked on a street or private property or kept in dead storage on private property, shall be used by any person as a dwelling or sleeping place, except as permitted in § 354-3. No pole trailer may be parked, hitched or otherwise on a public street overnight. A request may be made, in advance, to the Construction Official, in writing, requesting temporary on-street parking of prohibited trailers, vans, campers, recreational vehicles or pole trailers, but no such extension shall exceed 72 hours.
A.
Upon application to the Construction Official, upon forms prescribed
by the Construction Official and filed with the Construction Official,
a person or persons may be permitted to dwell temporarily in a trailer
or camper having sanitary facilities approved by the Health Official
in cases of temporary displacement of a homeowner by fire or other
destruction of premises or visitations to private residences by a
person(s) whose driver's license residence is more than 25 miles
from the Township of Ewing.
B.
Such permit shall be issued in the discretion of the Construction
Official and shall be valid for 30 days. Extensions for like periods,
up to a maximum of five extensions, may be approved by the Construction
Official. No such permit or extension shall be granted unless the
Zoning Officer first reviews the Zoning Official's and Health
Official's report and determines that the proposed location of
the temporary site is on private noncommercial property and is inoffensive
to the neighborhood the applicant must make a reasonable request in
writing by justifying why such extension is being requested.
