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Borough of Wallington, NJ
Bergen County
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A. 
This Board shall have the right to revoke any permit or license issued pursuant to this chapter or otherwise, when the licensee is subject to the jurisdiction of the Board of Health, whenever the holder thereof or any of his servants or agents is found by the Board to violate the terms under which the same was issued. For the purpose of establishing standards to guide the Board in its determination, a violation of the terms under which a license was issued shall be deemed to occur when the licensee has failed to pay the applicable fees, the licensee or any of his servants or agents has made statements on the application which are found to be false, the licensee or any of his agents or servants are found guilty by the court of violating § 396-4A of this chapter or the licensee is found by the Board to have violated any of the provisions of this chapter or the provisions of any other law or ordinance of the Borough, the State of New Jersey, any other state of the Union or the United States of America relating to the sanitary conditions of a premises or facility or the health of the population. (A conviction of said licensee or his agent or servant for such violations as aforesaid or a plea of guilty by him in any court in the State of New Jersey shall be prima facie evidence of such violation.) Before any license shall be revoked, a notice of the contemplated action of this Board shall be served upon the holder of said license, setting forth such charges as may be the reason for said revocation and the place, date and hour when said Board will hear the matter.
B. 
Whenever any licensee shall be charged with the violation of the terms under which said license was issued, this Board or the Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector, upon a finding of probable cause, shall have the right to suspend the operation of said license pending the hearing.
All licenses or permits shall be prominently displayed upon the premises for which they were issued, and upon each and every vehicle or device used in the business for which a license is required there shall be displayed at all times in plain sight a current license sign to be furnished by this Board.
[Amended 7-1-1981; 1-18-1993 by Ord. No. BH-93-1]
Whenever a license or permit is required by this chapter, the same shall be in addition to the requirements for any license or permit by any other law or ordinance, and application shall be made by the applicant upon blank forms to be furnished by the Board of Health and shall be fully completed and signed by the applicant and filed with said Board of Health, and no license or permit shall be issued until said application has been approved, and the following fees and charges are hereby set forth and established:
A. 
Boardinghouse: $100.
B. 
Caterers.
(1) 
Buffet table: $50.
(2) 
Serving food: $100.
C. 
Food establishments.
(1) 
The fees for licensure of retail food establishments are hereby as follows:
(a) 
Class I: $50.
(b) 
Class II: $100.
(c) 
Class III: $175.
(d) 
Class IV: $225.
(e) 
Class V: $500.
(2) 
Classification of retail merchandising store: Class I.
(3) 
Classification of eating and/or drinking establishments:
(a) 
From zero to 25 seats: Class I.
(b) 
From 26 to 50 seats: Class II.
(c) 
From 51 to 100 seats: Class III.
(d) 
Over 100 seats: Class IV.
(4) 
Classification of retail food establishments. "Factor" equals the length of refrigerated showcases in feet, multiplied by retail area in square feet, divided by 1,000.
(a) 
A factor of zero to 20: Class II.
(b) 
A factor of 21 to 100: Class III.
(c) 
A factor of 101 to 175: Class IV.
(d) 
A factor over 175: Class V.
(e) 
Wholesale or processing food establishments, including commissaries: Class V.
(f) 
Confectionery vehicles, mobile restaurants and box lunch vehicles: Class I.
D. 
Ice machine, each machine: $25.
E. 
Keeping of animals and fowl.
(1) 
For commercial purposes: $450.
(2) 
Live poultry for sale and/or slaughtering: $450.
F. 
Dairy products.
(1) 
Store milk license: $25.
(2) 
Vehicle milk license: $25.
(3) 
Milk depot: $100.
(4) 
Milk processing: $500.
G. 
Beauty, barber and nail shops: $25.
H. 
Pet grooming and mobile pet grooming: $25.
I. 
Vending machines.
(1) 
Gumball: $1.
(2) 
Fee. The annual license fee required shall be $35 for all types of food and beverage vending machines and shall include a permit for one machine. However, there shall be an additional annual fee of $15 for each machine vending the following: bulk soft drinks, bulk food products, bottles or bulk milk, soup, coffee, hot cocoa or chocolate, fruit juices, buttered popcorn, sandwiches, ice cream, candy, confections or other food products.
J. 
Health spa and tan salon: $250.
K. 
Tattoo parlor: $500.
L. 
Bakery for off-premises consumption: $75.
M. 
Commercial and public swimming pools.
(1) 
Permit fees.
(a) 
For the issuance of a permit to locate and construct a swimming pool: $250.
(b) 
For the issuance of a permit to alter a swimming pool: $50.
(c) 
For the issuance or renewal of a permit to operate a swimming pool: $250.
(2) 
Permits issued for the operation of a swimming pool shall expire annually on May 15 of each year, and application for renewal thereof shall be submitted, together with the required fee, prior to May 1 of each year.
N. 
Coin-operated laundries.
(1) 
Each washer and dryer: $10.
(2) 
Dry-clean machine, for each machine: $50.
O. 
Pigeons.
(1) 
One to 25 pigeons: $10.
(2) 
Twenty-six to 50 pigeons: $20.
Such applications shall be approved and said licenses shall be issued by said Board upon payment of the applicable fee, as a matter of course, unless the Board finds that the applicant or any of his agents or servants are unfit licensees as a result of:
A. 
A prior conviction by any court under this chapter or a conviction under any other law or ordinance of the Borough, the State of New Jersey, any other state of the Union or the United States of America relating to the sanitary conditions of a premises or facility or the health of the population in any way or relating to the type of activity contemplated by said license.
B. 
A finding by the Board due to existing facts that said applicant or his agents or servants would be in violation of this chapter or any other law or ordinance of the Borough, State of New Jersey or United States of America, as aforesaid in Subsection A herein, if a license were issued and the applicant engaged in the activity contemplated.
C. 
Any false statements contained in said application.
D. 
Any prior revocation by any court, public official or public body of any license issued to the applicant, his agents or servants relating to the activity contemplated by the application or relating to a failure to comply with sanitary and health standards under which said prior license was issued.
None of the activities set forth in this article shall be engaged in by any person, firm or corporation within the Borough unless a license shall be issued by the Board prior thereto.
A. 
All licenses required by this chapter shall expire on December 31 of each year irrespective of the date of issue.
B. 
All licenses issued under this chapter shall be nontransferable.
[Added 1-18-1993 by Ord. No. BH-93-1]
No fee shall be collected from any municipal, charitable or veterans' body, organization, society or association, but all such bodies, organizations, societies and associations shall in all other respects be subject to the provisions of this chapter.
[Amended 1-18-1993 by Ord. No. BH-93-1[1]]
Any person who shall be guilty of violating this article shall be subject to a penalty as set forth in Article XI, Violations and Penalties, of this chapter.[2]
[1]
Editor's Note: Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 370, General Provisions, Board of Health, Art. I).
[2]
Editor's Note: Original Ch. 5, Communicable and Reportable Diseases, which immediately followed this section, was deleted 1-18-1993 by Ord. No. BH-93-1. See now N.J.A.C. 8:57-1.1 et seq., Reportable Communicable Diseases.