Sloatsburg, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 227 (eCode360 ed. 2026) § 227-20
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Every trailer camp or tourist camp shall be under the management of the licensee, who must be of good character and reputation, and who shall manage such camp from an office located on the premises. There shall be maintained in such office, a bound book containing a record of the names of all persons accommodated at the camp, their home addresses, the time of their arrival and departure, and the license number and make of their automobile or other vehicle. Such record shall at all reasonable times be available for inspection by any peace officer or Village official.
Sloatsburg, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 227 § 227-20 requires that every trailer camp or tourist camp be managed by the licensee personally, operating from an on-site office. The licensee must be of good character and reputation. A bound register must be kept in that office recording each guest's name, home address, arrival and departure times, and the make and license number of their vehicle, and this register must be available for inspection by peace officers or Village officials at all reasonable times.
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Under § 227-20, operators of trailer camps or tourist camps in Sloatsburg are expected to manage the facility in person from an office located on the camp's premises. Compliant operators maintain a bound guest register that captures each visitor's name, home address, arrival and departure times, and vehicle information, keeping it current and accessible. Because peace officers and Village officials may request to inspect this record at any reasonable time, operators generally ensure the register is organized and readily available at the on-site office.
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Section 227-20 establishes that the person licensed to run a trailer camp or tourist camp must be present and managing the facility from an on-site office, providing guests with a clear point of contact on the premises. The provision also creates a formal record-keeping requirement, meaning the camp maintains a log of all guests and their vehicle information. Guests who have concerns about whether a camp is being operated in compliance with § 227-20 may bring those concerns to a Village official or peace officer, or consult a tenant-rights or housing organization for general guidance.
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