My question involves business law in the state of: NEW JERSEY
Can anyone tell me about any kind of Federal Law that states that there is to be no limitation from a towing company's principal location distance to a municipality. Currently we are dealing with some carpet baggers from 15 miles away that are crying to the city council in reference to the distance limitation. The ordinance states that the tower is not to be farther than 3.0 Miles away from the nearest town border. The said companies continually complain to the town council and now the board members are going to disregard their own ordinance to let these companies join the towing rotation. There are two companies that are TOO FAR AWAY and they have just whined the board members into submission. The ordinance also states that the companies principal location must be contiguous to where the vehicles are to be stored. The one carpet bagger has his principal location 15 miles away and a closer storage lot which is simply just a mud hole lot where he dumps cars. There is no office or employees from his company yard there and he continually lies to the board members stating that it is his "pricipal location." The State of New Jersey Department of Treasury recognizes the 15 mile away location as his principal location. The said carpet baggers keep referring to some federal law that says there is to be no distance limitation from the towing company to the towns borders. The board selectively chooses elements of the ordinance it wants to enforce. We are dealing with greedy companies from far away that feel the need to fester in and take away from our businesses. These companies usually disregard all the calls like tire changes and disabled vehicles and take 45 minutes to show up for passenger car accidents... they pretty much get on the towing rotation to get the big money tractor trailer rollovers, etc and then just cherry pick what calls they want to do. The local companies responds to all calls in 10-15 minutes. FOR ALL TYPES OF CALLS. Can anyone else tell me where there have been instances of their municipality selectivly enforcing laws... The police department recommended that the said companies are not to join the rotation because of their defiencies but the board memebers disregarded them... it sounds like someone is getting PAID OFF .... welcome to NJ what else is new. Our company has a deficiency which involves our certificate of occupancy. Our C/O states that we are only allowed to park 3 wreckers on the property. The said municipality requires six wreckers. Now the town wants to revoke our license and allow these carpet baggers on who are in a serious violation of the ordinance. They are willing to turn a blind eye to the fact that these new towers are too far away and violate the 3 mile rule, but are going to suspend us because we cant park 3 of the 6 needed trucks on the property. We own two companies that tow for the municipality and the other location has sufficient parking for the extra 3 trucks. The board members are not going to allow us to use our other business to host the trucks. So pretty much... they are letting these other guys get away with murder but are breaking our balls. They think its unfair because we have more than one company. Each company are genuinely their own entity. Each company has its own brick and mortal building miles from each other, their own 6 sets of trucks, their own tax IDs, their own phone numbers and so on and so fourth. They just cant get it through their thick skulls that someone may own more than one business. It would be like discriminating against a guy who owns every dunkin donuts in town.... no one is putting a gun to your head saying you cant open open 10 dunkin donuts yourself

