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Contacted the Parking Authority (201-538-2525) Can be on the street as long as it is registered and has Insurance on the vehicle.

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Time to sell my home and buy a Winnebago. Instead of paying an expensive mortgage I could live in that vehicle for only $15 a year. How is that possible?!?

Also, the thing is tipping over. It may crush Trolly Car's wall soon, but at least it finally won't be so dark in there.

In addition to permanently moving on to a Palisades corner, could a winnebago (perhaps not that one, but a nicer looking one) also secure a food truck permit? As a non-carred person, I have a vision of a legion of tasty winnebago live/work offerings everywhere throughout The Heights that I need to realize if people can permanently park these things on the street. It's about time we got something out of people usurping public property for their private vehicles...and that something will be delicious.

I will contact the Parking Authority (201-538-2525) in reference to the condition of it I wasn't informed of the condition and the hazard of it falling into someone's building. I will ask that they investigate this area again. I spoke with Supervisor Tally 2 minutes ago-07/26/16 at 3:23 P.M. he is sending someone there to check on this again.

Thank you for reporting! We will investigate
Parking Authority is sending someone up there to check this situation out and the condition of this Vehicle (Winobago)

It's also a permit parking area with no permit posted and appears to be actively used as a residence.

People should not be allowed to park and use a motor home on city owned property. Parking is one thing but if they are sleeping in it or using it as a home or brothel something needs to be done.

Why hasn't this been addressed? It's been more than a month now and there is a RV parked on a public street being used as a residence.

The police were there a ticket was issued because he was partially in the crosswalk. The owner lives down the block so they are not living in the vehicle. This Vehicle is registered and has Insurance on the vehicle.
The vehicle is not tipping over as there was a previous concern about that.

Thank you for reporting! We will investigate
The vehicle is legally registered and has Insurance on it.

No parking tickets? Doesn't move?

And still tilting. I don't know how your police officer came to the conclusion that it wasn't tipping over. Is the city's response to this issue really that a $15 a year annual parking pass allows one to park a broken down winnebago on the street in perpetuity? We're just flat out of tools...defeated by an RV?

Is the next step the media? If this is allowed, everyone should know about it!

Another has joined.

Rear view, on the curb.

Thank you for reporting! We will investigate

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As I see it isn't there any more moved.