No impure ice or ice cut within or outside of
the Borough of North Arlington from a polluted pond, lake or stream,
and no ice manufactured from impure water, shall be used or sold within
said Borough. No such ice shall be brought into the Borough for the
purpose of use or sale; provided, however, that such ice may be used
for cold storage purposes only, when permitted by this Board; said
permit shall be issued in the same manner as the permit for like purpose.
No wholesale dealer of ice shall sell ice to
any person or persons, partnership or corporation without having thoroughly
cleansed and washed said ice so as to remove therefrom all hurtful
or noxious substances.
All dealers in ice, to assure a pure and healthful
condition of same, shall, before placing the said ice in any wagon,
cart or vehicle, thoroughly wash and cleanse the same.
No person or persons, partnership or corporation
shall transport, sell or distribute ice in the Borough of North Arlington
without first having obtained a permit from the Board of Health for
each wagon, cart or vehicle used in such transportation, sale or distribution
of ice.
[Amended 11-30-1934; 2-9-2006 by Ord. No. 1953]
Before such permit is granted, the applicant
shall pay to said Board of Health a fee of $5 for each cart, wagon,
vehicle, station, depot or manufacturing plant used in the transportation,
sale, distribution or manufacture of ice.
[Added 11-30-1934]
Permits shall extend from the first day of July
to the last day of June the following year and shall be issued in
the name of the owner of the cart, wagon, vehicle, station, depot
or manufacturing plant used in the transportation, sale, distribution
or manufacture of ice. Such permits shall not be sold, assigned or
transferred and may be revoked if the ordinances of the Borough of
North Arlington and the laws of this state are not strictly complied
with.
All wagons, carts or vehicles used in the transportation
of ice shall not, while actually engaged in the same, be used for
any other purpose whatsoever.[1]
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Editor's Note: Original Sections 15 to 20,
inclusive, regulating the treatment of communicable diseases of humans
and animals, air pollution, the keeping of domestic animals and the
storage of garbage, were repealed 2-9-2006 by Ord. No. 1953.
