Fair enough. Though I'm not even sure if it's a violation? If it's still there in a day or two I'll mention it to them. Summer weekend; parking is pretty empty.

July 4th weekend is coming up when parking will be an issue. There's a power line running to RV. Is someone living in there? That lot is not an RV park.

Why are we paying for someone else's electric?

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This issue is being discussed at tonight's Public works committee of Council, specifically long term and or oversized vehicles parked in Borough lots. Will update with a message but no regulations currently prevent this- only abandonment of vehicles is currently prohibited.

That brings up the question - What is an abandoned vehicle? Borough code chapter 117 defines it but leaves some questions such as does a vehicle that can't move on its own include things such as utility trailers? And can a vehicle be considered abandoned if the inspection is out of date? Can the borough provide a definitive interpretation of this section? Seems to be an increasing number of abandoned vehicles on our streets. Thanks

Wouldn't chapter 118-10 of the code apply here?

The vehicle was moved and the Public Works Committee is aware of the legal issues and discussions going forward.

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