[HISTORY: Adopted by the Borough Council of the Borough of
Lincoln Park 9-17-2007 by Ord.
No. 20-07, effective 10-7-2007 (Ch. 11 of the 1991
Code); amended in its entirety 4-18-2011 by Ord. No. 4-11, effective 5-8-2011.
Subsequent amendments noted where applicable.]
[Amended 10-7-2019 by Ord. No. 11-19, effective 10-28-2019]
A.
If not otherwise set forth in the Borough of Lincoln Park Code, fees are as follows. However, all fees related to the Development Regulations, including Chapter 17, Land Development Review, and Chapter 28, Zoning, are specifically set forth in Chapter 17, Article V, Fees. The specific fee for any item below that provides for a fee range shall be established by ordinance adopted by the Council.
B.
The following
fees shall be collected by the Health Department or its designee:
[Amended 12-7-2015 by Ord. No. 25-15, effective 12-27-2015[1]]
B.
Breeding permit (including rabbits, guinea pigs, hares or similar
animals): $50.
C.
Kennel permit (five or more dogs or cats): $100.
E.
Surrender
of dog for adoption: $50.
F.
A dog which
is adopted after such dog has been impounded for a period of seven
days or after a dog has been placed in the animal shelter for the
purpose of adoption: minimum charge of $85.
G.
Chickens/hens:
annual fee of $25.
H.
Returned
check/debit fee: $20 per item.
[Amended 12-7-2015 by Ord. No. 25-15, effective 12-27-2015]
The following fees are in addition to any and all applicable
State of New Jersey Department of Community Affairs fees. The total
fee for a construction permit shall be sum of the subcode fees listed
in Subsections A through M (as applicable) hereof and shall be paid
before the permit is issued.
A.
New structure fees.
(1)
Use Groups B, H, I-1, I-2, I-3, M, E, R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4 and U: volume
of building (in cubic feet) times $0.070 equals the volume fee.
(2)
Use Groups A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, F-1, F-2, S-1 and S-2: volume of building
(in cubic feet) times $0.040 equals the volume fee.
(3)
Commercial farm building: volume of building (in cubic feet) times
$0.030 equals the volume fee.
B.
Renovations, alterations, repair and minor work fees.
(1)
Estimated cost up to and including $50,000: $26 per $1,000.
(2)
Portion of cost over $50,000 but under $100,000: $22 per $1,000.
(3)
Portion of cost $100,000 and over: $20 per $1,000.
(4)
For combination of work involving new structures and existing structure
work: the sum of the fees computed separately as renovations/alterations/repairs
and volume fees.
(5)
Installation or replacement of storage tanks up to 550 gallons for
R-3/R-4: $75.
(6)
Installation or replacement of nonresidential storage tanks: $200.
(7)
Installation of underground storage tank: $85 per tank.
(8)
Taking tank out of service, altering the piping or otherwise modifying
any installation: $22 per $1,000 of estimated cost of removal; minimum
fee of $50.
(9)
Minimum fee shall be $65.
(10)
Fees for roofing and siding shall be based on the estimated cost
of the work, $20 per $1,000, with a minimum fee of $50.
(11)
The fee for fences over six feet in height or for fences which are
required barriers surrounding public or private swimming pools shall
be based upon the estimated cost of the work, $20 per $1,000.
(12)
The fee for temporary structures and all structures for which volume
cannot be computed shall be based upon the estimated cost of the work,
$20 per $1,000.
(13)
The fee for a change of contractor shall be $10.
D.
Certificate of occupancy fees.
(1)
Fee shall be set in the amount of 10% of permit fees for new structures,
with a minimum of $75 for one- or two-family structures.
(2)
All other structures, minimum fee of $85.
(3)
The fee for a certificate of occupancy granted pursuant to a change
of use group shall be $200.
(4)
The fee for a certificate of continued occupancy shall be $200.
(5)
The fee for a temporary certificate of occupancy shall be $30. Exception:
There shall be no fee for the first issuance of the temporary certificate
of occupancy provided that the certificate of occupancy fee is paid
at that time.
E.
Asbestos abatement fee. Fee shall be $106 plus certificate of occupancy
fee of $21 pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:23-8.9.
G.
Signs: $2 per square foot of sign. (Double-faced sign fee will be
based on one side of face.) For double-faced signs the minimum fee
shall be $75.
I.
Electrical fees. For calculating the following electrical fees provided in Subsection I(2) through (6) below, all motors except those plug-in appliances shall be counted, including control equipment, generators, transformers, and all heating, cooking or other devices consuming or generating electrical current.
(1)
Electrical fixtures and devices. Fixtures and devices to be counted
for these items include lighting outlets, wall switches, smoke detectors,
fluorescent fixtures, convenience receptacles or similar fixtures
and motors or devices of one horsepower (HP) or one kilowatt (KW)
or less.
(2)
For each motor or electrical device greater than one HP and less
than or equal to 10 HP and for transformers and generators greater
than one KW and less than or equal to 10 KW the fee is $15 each.
(3)
For each motor or electrical device greater than 10 HP and less than
or equal to 50 HP, for each service panel, service entrance or subpanel
less than or equal to 200 amperes, and for all transformers and generators
greater than 10 KW and less than or equal to 45 KW and for each utility
load management device the fee is $65 each.
(4)
For each motor or electrical device greater than 50 HP and less than
or equal to 100 HP, for each service panel, service entrance or subpanel
greater than 200 amperes and less than or equal to 1,000 amperes,
and for each transformer or generator greater than 45 KW and less
than or equal to 112.5 KW the fee is $116 each.
(5)
For each motor or electrical device greater than 100 HP, for each
service panel, service entrance or subpanel greater than 1,000 amperes,
and for each transformer or generator greater than 112.5 KW the fee
is $576.
(6)
The fee for the annual electrical inspection of swimming pools, spas,
or hot tubs shall be $100.
(7)
For each pool bonding inspection there shall be a flat fee of $95.
(9)
Minimum fee shall be $50.
K.
Fire equipment and hazardous equipment.
(2)
Sprinkler heads.
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Number of Heads
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Fee
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|---|---|---|
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1 to 20
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$82
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21 to 100
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$151
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101 to 200
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$289
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201 to 400
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$748
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Over 400
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$1,323
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(3)
Independent pre-engineered systems: $116 per system.
(4)
Gas- or oil-fired appliance which is not connected to plumbing system:
$65 per appliance.
(5)
Kitchen exhaust system: $85 per system.
(6)
Incinerators: $460 per incinerator.
(7)
Crematoriums: $400 per crematorium.
(8)
Minimum fee shall be $50.
(10)
The fee for each solid-fuel-burning appliance such as a fireplace,
wood stove or pellet stove shall be $75 and shall include the installation
of a chimney, flue or vent.
L.
Plumbing fees.
(1)
Total number of fixtures: $15 per fixture. Plumbing fixtures shall
include, but not be limited to, stacks, lavatories, kitchen sinks,
slop sinks, sinks, urinals, water closets, bathtubs, shower stalls,
laundry tubs, floor drains, washing machine connections, hose bibs
and similar fixtures.
(2)
Total number of plumbing devices: $85 per device. Plumbing devices
shall include, but not be limited to, devices, a manufacturer's device,
or an on the job assembly of component parts which is adjunct to the
basic piping system and plumbing fixtures, pressure-reducing valves,
backflow prevention devices, backwater valves, vacuum breakers, grease
traps, interceptors and similar devices.
(3)
Total number of plumbing appliances: $45 per appliance. Plumbing
appliances shall include, but not be limited to, hot-water heaters,
tankless heaters, heat exchangers, water storage tanks, solar panels,
water pressure booster systems, sump pumps, commercial dishwashers,
commercial ice makers, instant hot-water coils, sewage ejectors, garbage
disposal units, sterilizers, aspirators, water-cooled air-conditioning
units, water conditioners and similar equipment.
(4)
The fee for the installation of a house or building sewer and/or
water service pipe shall be $75.
(5)
The fee for the abandonment in place of a sewage disposal system
and/or septic tank shall be $35.
(6)
The fee for installation or replacement of roof drains and/or area
drains shall be $35 per drain.
(7)
The fee for gas line piping is $12 per each gas appliance connection.
(8)
The fee for installation of or replacement of oil lines and/or oil
tank piping shall be $35.
(9)
The minimum fee shall be $50.
M.
Miscellaneous.
(1)
Plan review credit for prototype buildings: 20% reduction of plan
review fee only (minimum fee of $35).
(2)
Variation. The fee for an application for a variation in accordance
with N.J.A.C. 5:23-2.10 shall be $100 for Class I structures, $50
for Class II structures, and $50 for Class III structures.
(3)
For cross-connections and backflow preventers that are subject to
testing and require annual inspections the fee shall be $75.
(4)
All suspensions of permits pursuant to N.J.A.C. 5:23-2.16(b) will
not be refundable in whole or in part.
(5)
The fee for plan review shall be 20% of the amount to be charged
for a new construction permit. Plan review fees are not refundable.
(6)
State training fees. Fees shall be pursuant to current regulations
of N.J.A.C. 5:23-4.19.
[Amended 2-21-2012 by Ord. No. 1-12, effective 3-12-2012]
B.
Mobile food establishments: $100.
E.
Temporary food establishments (maximum of seven days): $20.
F.
Vending machines (each): $15.
G.
Permit for vending of food and beverages at Lincoln Park Community
Lake: $200.
[Added 10-7-2019 by Ord.
No. 11-19, effective 10-28-2019]
H.
License for farmers market food vendors: $30.
[Added 3-22-2022 by Ord. No. 6-22; effective 4-11-2022]
I.
Returned
check fee/debit fee: $20 per returned item.
[Added 3-22-2022 by Ord. No. 6-22; effective 4-11-2022]
[Amended 2-19-2013 by Ord. No. 1-13, effective 3-11-2013; 12-7-2015 by Ord. No.
25-15, effective 12-27-2015]
A.
Clinic fees (no refunds).
(2)
Female cancer screening: $45.
(3)
Flu shots: $15.
(4)
Child health conference, physical plus administrative fee: $10.
(5)
Administrative fee: $5.
(6)
Male cancer screening: $25.
(7)
Mantoux testing: $5.
(8)
Osteoporosis screening: $10.
(9)
Pneumonia vaccine: $35.
(10)
Hemoglobin testing: $5.
(11)
Lead testing: $5.
(12)
Stroke prevention screening: $12.
(13)
Strokescreen.com (fee paid directly to company): $30.
C.
Inspection of tattoo parlor (per year): $200.
D.
Rental and re-rental fees:
[Amended 2-21-2012 by Ord. No. 1-12, effective 3-12-2012]
A.
Coin-operated amusement machines and devices. Amusement machine or
device shall be $200 per year, but not to exceed, in the aggregate,
$800 per year for any single licensed premises or arcade where more
than four amusement machines or devices are located. For any initial
license issued after March 1 but before August 31, the fee for each
amusement machine or device shall be $150. Fees shall be due upon
submission of the application.
B.
Filmmaker's registration.
(1)
Basic filming permit: $75.
(2)
Expedited processing of permit: $175.
(3)
Daily filming fee, in addition to basic filming fee: $500 per day.
(a)
Major motion picture: $1,500 per day.
(b)
Daily filming fee non-major motion picture: $500 per day.
(c)
Residents daily filming, non-major motion picture: $25 per day.
(d)
Nonprofit daily filming fee, non-major motion picture or subsidiary
of major motion picture, filming for education purposes, one-time
fee: $25.
C.
Games of chance licenses.
(1)
Carnival game or wheel fee is $20 to the state and $20 to the Borough
for each game or wheel held on any one day, or any series of consecutive
days not exceeding six at one location.
(2)
Golf hole-in-one the fee is $20 to the state and $20 to the Borough
for each $1,000 or part thereof of retail value of ancillary prizes.
(3)
Armchair race fee is $50 to the state and $50 to the Borough for
each licensed day of operation.
(4)
Casino nights (per occasion and paid to state): $100.
(5)
Bingo license fees are $20 to the state and $20 to the Borough for
each occasion.
D.
Hunting firearms discharge permits (per year): $35.
E.
Peddling and soliciting application (per person): $40.
G.
Raffle licenses.
(1)
On-premises draw raffle for cash (50/50) or merchandise exceeding
$400 total prize value the fee is $20 to state and $20 to Borough
for each day on which a drawing is to be conducted under the license.
(2)
On-premises draw raffle for cash (50/50) or merchandise with a total
prize value of $400 or less, no licensing fee. If the raffle should
unexpectedly exceed $400, then a total of $20 must be submitted to
the state and a total of $20 must be submitted to the Borough at the
time of filing the report of operations to the state.
(3)
Off-premises draw raffle awarding merchandise as a prize (for each
$1,000 or part thereof) the fee is $20 to the state and $20 to the
Borough.
(4)
Off-premises cash (50/50) raffle the fee is $20 to the state and
$20 to the Borough with submission of application. If more than $1,000
is awarded in prizes, then additional $20 to the state and $20 to
the Borough per each $1,000 in awarded prizes or part thereof.
(5)
Special door prize raffle, no fee and no license required provided
the merchandise is wholly donated and has a retail value of less than
$50 and provided that other games of chance are not being conducted,
held or operated.
(6)
Calendar raffle fee of $20 to the state and $20 to the Borough for
each $1,000 or part thereof of the retail value of the prize.
(7)
Instant raffle the fee is $20 to the state and $20 to the Borough
for each day on which instant raffle tickets are sold or offered for
sale, or for a one-year license the fee is $750 to the state and $750
to the Borough.
H.
Taxicab license (per year): $50.
I.
Autocab/limousine/livery service shall be $50 for each limousine
service plus $10 for each limousine which is covered under the required
insurance policy.[1]
J.
K.
Blasting.
[Amended 2-19-2013 by Ord. No. 1-13, effective 3-11-2013; 12-7-2015 by Ord. No.
25-15, effective 12-27-2015[1]]
A.
Definitions. The following definitions apply to all persons, groups,
and organizations requesting use of Borough facilities and fields.
Nonresident fees will be assessed when less than 70% of the participants
are Lincoln Park residents for Groups B-1 and C-1, regardless of the
requestor's residence.
(2)
Group A-2: Borough affiliated, no charge.
(a)
PAL: PAL youth sports. Programs are confined to Lincoln Park
youth sports, PAL meetings, sports registrations, sports training
classes and other activities that directly relate to PAL sports programs.
All other events, classes, and programs sponsored by PAL must be submitted
as a separate request by the vendor, instructor or other facilitator
with required paperwork, insurance and fees.
(b)
Not-for-profit youth groups/organizations providing recreational
or educational services that are open to all Borough residents. Scheduling
preference is given to Lincoln Park service groups or any civic organization
or public service groups associated with the Borough of Lincoln Park
or the Lincoln Park School District.
(3)
Group B-1: nonprofit, must submit 501c3 with application.
(a)
All
other not-for-profit groups/organizations providing recreational or
educational services that are open to all Borough residents. Scheduling
preference is given to Lincoln Park service groups or any civic organization
or public service groups associated with the Borough of Lincoln Park
or the Lincoln Park School District.
(b)
Individual
resident(s) or other unorganized groups of residents requesting use
of facilities or fields for private use shall be assessed a fee and
required to submit all required paperwork.
(4)
Group C-1: for profit. All other for-profit groups, organizations
and other users not related to the Borough requesting use of a Borough
facility or field.
(5)
No person, group or organization shall apply for a permit on behalf
of another person, group or organization. In the event this occurs,
without the Borough's knowledge, the group sponsoring the event will
be assessed the rental fees. Examples:
(a)
Emergency
services may not apply for a permit on behalf of an outside vendor
to hold a fund-raising event in an emergency services building.
(b)
A
resident group shall not apply for a permit on behalf of a for-profit
management group or other outside vendor.
(c)
A
civic organization or other Borough-affiliated program shall not apply
for a permit on behalf of an outside vendor under the justification
of a fund-raiser.
B.
Municipal Complex facilities and fields.
(1)
Municipal Complex fields, PAL/Community Center and Municipal Building.
(a)
The
Borough reserves the right to deny applications for the use of any
of the named fields based on the conditions of the facilities and/or
fields, maintenance schedules or any other unforeseen circumstances
that would endanger the condition of the facilities and/or fields.
(b)
Daily,
weekly, monthly and yearly fees are based on three-hour blocks per
day. Fees for more than three-hour blocks per day will be adjusted
accordingly. Fees may not be prorated for requests for less than three
hours per day.
(2)
Community meeting room at Municipal Complex and/or PAL/Community
Center meeting room. An attendant fee may apply based on rental day
and time and group utilizing gym and nature of the rental.
(3)
PAL gymnasium. An attendant fee may apply based on rental day and
time and group utilizing gym and nature of the rental.
C.
Other fields and facilities.
(1)
Lanes
Field, John Street Field and Lynne Park Field. Fees listed are per
field at each location. Fees listed are hourly. These fields are the
exclusive property of the Borough of Lincoln Park. The Borough reserves
the right to deny applications for the use of any of the named fields
based on the conditions of the fields, maintenance schedules, school
schedules or other unforeseen circumstances that would endanger the
condition of the fields. A nonresident fee will be assessed when less
than 70% of the participants are Lincoln Park residents, regardless
of the requestor's residence.
D.
Fees are due one week prior to the event date. Event will automatically
be cancelled if payment is not received. Fees are nonrefundable.
E.
Community Lake.
(1)
Memberships. Residents are current, legal residents of the Borough
of Lincoln Park. Proof of residency may be required before a membership
application is accepted, approved and processed. All memberships are
processed as individual memberships.
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Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
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Adult 18 to 59 years
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$40 to $100 per person
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$100 to $150 per person
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Child 4 to 17 years, must register with adult/guardian
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$10 to $50 per person
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$75 to $100 per person
| |
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Caregiver 18 years or older, must be sponsored by current member
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$40 to $100 per person
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$100 to $150 per person
| |
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Child under 4 years
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No charge
|
No charge
| |
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Senior
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No charge
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$75 to $150 per person
| |
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Swim team
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$0 to $50 per person
|
$15 to $50 per person
| |
|
Day passes
|
$0 to $50 per person per day
|
$0 to $50 per person per day
| |
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Swim lessons
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$0 to $50 per person
|
$0 to $50 per person per day
|
(2)
Other lake fees. Group rate will apply for facility rental for special
functions. Rate will be based on the nature of the event, outside
cost factors, estimated number of attendees, staffing required, and
other pertinent factors, including but not limited to security to
ensure the safety and welfare of all staff and attendees.
|
Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
|
Group rate
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$0 to $100 per day
|
$0 to $1,000 per day
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Member party rental fee
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$0 to $100 per party
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$0 to $250 per party
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Per person fee for party guest
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$0 to $10 per guest/per party
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$0 to $20 per guest/per party
|
F.
Watercraft permits. Limited to non-motorized canoes, rowboats, and
kayaks. Permit period is April 1 to October 31 annually.
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Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
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Single boat registration fee
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$25 per watercraft
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$50 per watercraft
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Required parking permit
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No charge
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$5 per vehicle
|
G.
Recreation.
(1)
Tennis. Tennis memberships are available to residents and nonresidents.
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Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
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Single membership (5 to 59 years)
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$15 per person
|
$30 per person
| |
|
Family membership, 4 people 5 to 59 years
Membership cards will not be issued to children 10 years and
younger as they are required to be accompanied by an adult on the
courts.
|
$25 per family
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$50 per family
| |
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Senior membership, 60 years and older
|
No charge
|
$10 per person
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Guest with a member
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$2 per person/per day
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$4 per person/per day
| |
|
Group rental
Rate will be based on the nature of the event, outside cost
factors, estimated number of attendees, staffing needed, and other
pertinent factors, including but not limited to security and risk
factors.
|
$25 to $500 per event
|
$50 to $1,000 per event
|
(2)
Recreation programs. Recreation programs are for Lincoln Park residents
only unless otherwise listed.
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Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
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Recreational organized volleyball leagues
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$25 per person
|
N/A
| |
|
Recreational organized basketball league
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$25 per person
|
N/A
| |
|
Recreational organized softball/baseball league
|
$25 per person
|
N/A
| |
|
'
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Open gym, ages 8 to 17 years
|
No charge
|
$5 per person/per day
|
|
Open gym, ages 18 and older
|
$5 per person/per day
|
$10 per person/per day
| |
|
Fitness classes
|
$5 to $25 per person
|
$10 to $50 per person
| |
|
Rates for fitness classes will be based on cost of instructor
and nature of class and will allow for walk-in fees and discounts
for bulk session packages. Individual class rates are listed on specific
fitness brochures and the Borough website.
|
(3)
Summer camp. Summer camp is open to Lincoln Park residents only.
|
Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
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Summer camp
|
$3 to $25 per person/per hour
|
N/A
| |
|
Rates for summer camp are based on the specific camp (Little
Kids, K-6 or Summer Tour). Rates encompass the time period per day
and the total weeks in each camp. Discounts are permitted for early
bird registrations and payments. Late fees are assessed for late registrations
and payments. Summer camp fees, early bird discounts and late fees
are explained and posted within the summer camp brochures and posted
on the Borough website.
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Special summer camp trips and other events
|
$10 to $100 per person/per trip
|
N/A
| |
|
Rates for trips are not included in the summer camp fees. Trip
fees are based on trip venue, optional meals and transportation costs.
Trip fees are posted within the summer camp brochures and on the Borough
website. Discounts are permitted for early bird registrations and
payments. Late fees are assessed for late registrations and payments.
Summer camp fees, early bird discounts and late fees are explained
and posted within the summer camp brochures and posted on the Borough
website.
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(4)
Specials.
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Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
|
Special instructional classes and activity programs
|
$10 to $100 per person/per event
|
$20 to $200 per person/per event
| |
|
Classes or programs may include but are not limited to movie
nights, in-house concerts, holiday parties, one-time physical fitness
events, speaking presentations, etc.
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Special events and trips
|
$10 to $250 per person/per event
|
$20 to $500 per person/per event
| |
|
Trip locations include but are not limited to concerts, broadway
shows, sporting events, etc. Fees will include ticket/admission cost,
transportation cost, and optional food services.
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Program certificates
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|
Complimentary or discounted certificates for recreation programs
may be issued as an incentive/award for another Borough-sponsored
program, such as a fitness certificate for participants of a Borough-sponsored
Mayor's campaign event.
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(5)
Other fees.
|
Residents
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Nonresidents
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|---|---|---|---|
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Lost, stolen or duplicate membership badges
Replacement costs are applicable for requests for badges for
new pictures.
|
$10 per badge
|
$10 per badge
| |
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Administrative registration fees
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$10 per person/per program
|
$10 per person/per program
| |
|
Discount/early bird
Program fees may be discounted for early registration; discounts
and sales will be advertised at least 3 weeks in advance of the cutoff
date.
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$5 to $25 per person/per program
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$5 to $25 per person/per program
| |
|
Late fees
Late fees may be assessed if registration is received after
the posted/advertised cutoff date; dates for fees will be advertised
at least 3 weeks in advance of the cutoff dates; late fees may accrue
for each day, week or session.
|
$5 to $10
|
$5 to $10
|
[Amended 2-19-2013 by Ord. No. 1-13, effective 3-11-2013]
A.
Circulation element of Master Plan (copy): $25.
B.
Development Review Ordinance (copy): $100.
C.
Flood drainage maps (copy): $75 each page.
D.
Flood hazard maps (copy): $75 each page.
E.
Housing element of Master Plan (copy): $75.
F.
Master Plan and all reexamination update reports (copy): $100.
G.
2012 Master Plan reexamination report and Downtown Revitalization
Action Plan: $75.
H.
Open space and recreation plan (copy): $75.
I.
Stormwater Management Ordinance (copy): $75.
J.
Street maps (copy): $10.
K.
Thonet maps (copy): $15 each page.
L.
Topographical maps (copy): $75 each page.
M.
Zoning maps (copy): $20.
[Amended 2-21-2012 by Ord. No. 1-12, effective 3-12-2012]
A.
Accident report (copy): shall be as provided in N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5b
as may be amended and supplemented in the future.
B.
Buy and sell gold permit: $50.
C.
CD/DVD/audiotapes (copy): $1.79 each.
E.
Firearms ID cards: $5.
F.
Investigate report (copy): shall be as provided in N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5b
as may be amended and supplemented in the future.
H.
Photo IDs as required: $25 each.
I.
Pistol permit: $2 each.
J.
Records check: $15 each.
A.
B.
Water supply, individual and semipublic:
(1)
Filing of an application and plans for a permit to locate and construct
a water supply: $25.
(2)
Filing of an application and plans for a permit to alter an existing
water supply: $5.
(3)
For the instance of a permit to locate and construct or alter a water
supply: $5.
(4)
For each reinspection of a water supply or part thereof caused by
the failure of the permittee to locate and construct or alter the
same in accordance with the terms of the permit issued: $25.
C.
Water or sewer maps (copy): $75 each page.
E.
Sewer service for uses outside the Borough.[3]
(1)
Escrow
review fees: $750 for residential applications and $1,000 for nonresidential
applications.
(2)
Service
fees: a one-time fee in the sum of $500 per dwelling unit for residential
uses and a minimum fee of $1,000 for nonresidential uses based upon
$1.50 per gallon per day (gpd) estimated sewage flow in accordance
with average daily volume of sewage standards as set forth in N.J.A.C.
7:9A-1.1.
A.
Municipal tax records e-file (through Internet): $12 per request.
B.
Tax maps (copy): $5 each page.
C.
Duplicate tax bill: $2 each.
D.
Tax search: $10 each.
E.
Notice of tax lien (regular and certified mail): $25 per mailing,
per owner.
H.
Certified property owners list: $10.
I.
Updated certified property owners list: $2.
[Amended 10-21-2013 by Ord. No. 10-13, effective 11-11-2013; 3-17-2014 by Ord. No.
2-14, effective 4-6-2014]
A.
Application fee from towing operator: $400.
B.
Administrative fee due to the Borough from licensee per vehicle towed:
$10.
C.
Storage charges to be paid by the municipality. Pursuant to N.J.S.A.
40:48-2.50, all fees to be paid to an operator by a municipality for
the storage of removed motor vehicles, if storage fees have not been
paid by the registered owner of the vehicle, shall not exceed the
following:
D.
Towing services to be paid by the registered owner of the vehicle.
(5)
Winching: $125 flat rate.
(6)
Storage:[2]
(a)
Outside: $30 per day (twenty-four-hour day).
(b)
Inside: $40 per day (twenty-four-hour day).
(c)
Storage fees shall be calculated based upon full twenty-four-hour
periods that a motor vehicle is in the storage facility. For example,
if a motor vehicle is towed to a storage facility at 7:00 p.m. on
one day and the owner of the motor vehicle picks up the motor vehicle
before 7:00 p.m. the next day, the licensee shall charge the owner
of the motor vehicle only for one day of storage. If a motor vehicle
is stored for more than 24 hours but less than 48 hours, the towing
company may charge for two days of storage.
(d)
Maximum storage fees not to exceed 60 days.
E.
Violation of towing fee limits. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:48-2.51,
an operator engaged in the removal of motor vehicles, or an employee,
officer or agent thereof, who engages in a pattern or practice of
knowingly violating the fee limits set forth above may be liable to
the municipality for a civil penalty of not less than $25 nor more
than $50 for each motor vehicle stored with the operator.
G.
Basic environmental cleanup. When basic environmental cleanup is
required, a charge of $25 for each fifty-pound bag of absorbent used
at the scene or provided as a replacement to the Fire Department or
other emergency responders may be charged to the motor vehicle owner.
H.
Emergency road service: $60. If a tow results, there will be no charge
for road service except the cost of emergency gasoline placed into
a motor vehicle's gas tank.
I.
Vehicle removal charges: prohibited.
[Amended 12-7-2015 by Ord. No. 25-15, effective 12-27-2015; 4-3-2023 by Ord. No. 9-23, effective 4-23-2023]
Current market price equals the amount the Borough pays for
the containers and leaf bags from its suppliers rounded up to the
nearest whole dollar.
[Amended 10-7-2019 by Ord. No. 11-19, effective 10-28-2019]
A.
All active first responders of the Lincoln Park Fire Department and
First Aid Squad and their immediate families, residents receiving
public assistance, residents on active duty with the armed services
of the United States, or residents over the age of 60 shall be entitled
to the following benefits for recreation programs:
(1)
Exemption from fees for recreational programs conducted within the
Borough of Lincoln Park. Specifically excluded is any portion of the
fee collected by the Borough of Lincoln Park on behalf of another
entity, including but not limited to the State of New Jersey, County
of Morris, or any outside vendor.
B.
All active first responders of the Lincoln Park Fire Department and
First Aid Squad and their immediate families shall be entitled to
the following benefits for activity under the Uniform Construction
Code:
(1)
Exemption from the municipal portion of the Uniform Construction
Code fees for the issuance of a building permit required in connection
with either the construction of an addition or completion of repairs
to an existing single-family dwelling and occupied by an active first
responder member of the volunteer organization.
(2)
Partial exemption from the municipal portion of the Uniform Construction
Code fees not to exceed a maximum of $500 for the issuance of a building
permit required in connection with the construction of a new single-family
dwelling to be occupied by the active first responder member of the
volunteer organization.
[Amended 2-19-2013 by Ord. No. 1-13, effective 3-11-2013; 12-7-2015 by Ord. No.
25-15, effective 12-27-2015]
C.
Smoke detector and carbon monoxide fire extinguisher test for resale:
[Amended 11-21-2022 by Ord. No. 17-22, effective 12-11-2022]
D.
Temporary use of propane for cooking: $42.
E.
Yearly inspection fees for non-life hazard use, industrial and commercial
use:
[Amended 10-7-2019 by Ord. No. 11-19, effective 10-28-2019; 11-21-2022 by Ord. No.
17-22, effective 12-11-2022]
F.
Fees for the issuance of certificates of fire code status: There
shall be no charge for the first two certificates requested in any
month period by an owner who is current in payment of applicable life
hazard or non-life hazard fees. Thereafter, or if an owner has not
made such payment, a notation to that effect shall be made on the
bill and the requestor shall be charged a fee for the issuance of
the certificate in the amount of $35.
[Amended 10-7-2019 by Ord. No. 11-19, effective 10-28-2019]
G.
Returned check/debit fee: $20 per item.
[Amended 10-7-2019 by Ord. No. 11-19, effective 10-28-2019]
A.
Inspection
fees for certificate of re-rental approval shall be as follows:
B.
Fees for
certificate of compliance prior to transfer of title shall be as follows:
[Added 2-6-2023 by Ord. No. 3-23, effective 2-20-2023]
[Added 3-20-2023 by Ord. No. 5-23, effective 4-9-2023]
A.
Registration
fee: $25.
