On private property, a driveway or a hard pad is the normal spot and that is where we would always rather put a container in Palisades Park. Lots here are narrow enough that the street is a frequent fallback, and the street is where paperwork comes in.
Palisades Park publishes its ordinances through an outside legal publisher whose site is closed to automated access, so nothing is stated here about a borough container approval, a duration limit or a placement standard in either direction. The right move is a direct call, and the Borough makes that easy. Borough Hall is at 275 Broad Avenue and takes calls on 201-585-4100, Monday to Friday from 9am to 4:30pm. The Building Department is on 201-585-4108, open Monday to Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. The Department of Public Works is at 41 Prospect Street, open Monday to Friday from 7:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M.
Two other offices are worth knowing about, because in a New Jersey borough a container duty can live in either. Palisades Park runs its own Board of Health and its own Environmental Commission, and both appear in the Borough's own department list. If your project is unusual, ask Borough Hall which of the four offices owns your question.
There is one New Jersey-wide point to be ready for, and it works in your favor on the paperwork side. Boroughs in this state commonly require a container to carry an identification number assigned by the state, and they frame the penalties around the registered owner or responsible agent of the container. That is our side of the job, not yours. Your Prime Dumpster account manager handles the state registration and the container marking so the unit that arrives is already compliant.
Where the container has to sit on a borough street rather than your driveway, start the conversation with the Borough a few days before you want delivery. A street placement in Palisades Park, New Jersey is worth sorting out in advance rather than on the morning.