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The image depicts the following Ordinance 10-121 subsection C for Trailer/RV/Camper Storage. 

The ordinance allows you to park your Trailer/RV/Camper in your garage approved driveway, the overflow parking, on the side of your home behind the front dwelling line, and in the backyard. The ordinance does not allow you to park in the front yard, or in the Right of Way.

Sec. 10-121. - Same—Storage/parking.
 

The image depicts the following Ordinance for a 2-Car Driveway. 

The ordinance allows you to park in your garage, approved driveway, and the overflow parking. The ordinance does not allow you to park in the front yard, Right of Way, Side of the home, or the back yard.

Sec. 10-115. - Parking in residential areas.

All motor vehicles shall be kept on an approved driveway.

Code enforcement is a service provided by the City of Edgewater to ensure compliance with City ordinances approved by the City Council. Local ordinances regulate property maintenance (for example – tall grass and weeds), zoning (for example – where a certain type of business may be located), fire safety (for example – how many occupants are allowed in a building) and building codes (for example – what materials may be used to construct a fence). Local ordinances are created to promote public health, safety and to safeguard property values.

Each dog and cat within the City of Edgewater shall be registered once each year with a city license tag. If your pet is not current at the time of pick up, you may receive a citation. If this is a first offense, the officer may allow you to purchase the tag at the time of pick up.

If you have questions or wish to report a lost animal, please call Edgewater Animal Shelter at (386) 402-7476.

If your pet gets lost

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