[HISTORY: Adopted by the Mayor and Council
of the Borough of Wanaque 3-14-1962. §§ 103-1 and 103-5
amended 9-8-1971 by Ord. No. 13-0-71 (See Ch. 1, General Provisions).
Other amendments noted where applicable.]
All persons and corporations located within
the Borough of Wanaque, operating an establishment which is charged
with the responsibility of caring for aged, infant, convalescent,
crippled or incapacitated persons, whether for profit or for charitable
purposes, shall cause to be constructed at their own expense a direct
telephone line between their establishment and police headquarters
of the Borough of Pompton Lakes, which receives and attends to calls
emanating from the Borough of Wanaque.
The telephone receiver is to be located in a
conspicuous place within such establishment as approved by the Chief
of the Fire Company servicing the area in which the building is located,
and clearly marked "For Emergency Use Only."
The said direct wire must be installed within
30 days after the final passage of this chapter.
For the, purposes of this chapter, the terms
used herein are defined as follows:
Direct line service whereby the telephone company furnishes
the requisite facilities, including channels and terminal equipment,
to enable the subscriber to communicate orally between two specified
locations without the assistance of a New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
operator or by New Jersey Bell Telephone Company central office line
equipment.
Failure to comply with the provisions of this
chapter will result in a penalty of a fine of not more than $50, upon
conviction before the local Municipal Judge, for each offense. Each
day the direct wire is not installed after the thirty-day period has
expired will be considered a separate offense.
