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I believe this is legal according to RI Laws. As long as the vehicle is running , 1 vehicle can be on the property. See law article below.

7.14. - Parking or storage of unregistered vehicles.
Not more than one unregistered and uninspected vehicle shall be stored or parked outdoors in any residential zone. Storage or abandonment of unserviceable or inoperable or derelict vehicles is prohibited in any residential zone.

(Ch. 811(1), § 1(7.14), 3-4-2002)

Brian, we send out our zoning officer to check on the van.

Been almost 7 yrs..rezolve it

We purchased the van in November 2014, didn't even own it seven years ago. Van was unregistered for one year, stickers are still on the plate! It is now registered.

We purchased the van in November 2014, didn't even own it seven years ago. Van was unregistered for one year, stickers are still on the plate! It is now registered.

The van is registered and the Building dept. is working on getting the other car inspected or removed

To whom it may concern, why does a unregistered vehicle parked in a driveway bother anyone! Mind your own business, get a hobby or a life, or better yet get the nuggets to go to their house and tell them it bothers you...WIMPS!!!

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IT IS REGISTERED!!!!! Whoever keeps reporting this has no nuggets, they sneak around in the dark. If they bothered looking during the day they would see that it is registered!

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Thanks for fixing this request!

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