[1997 Code § 373-7]
A. 
Every physician shall report, in writing, to this Board of Health the name and address of every patient he or she shall have in the City of Absecon City with anthrax, bubonic plague, cerebrospinal meningitis (epidemic cerebrospinal fever, spotted fever), chicken pox, cholera, diphtheria (diphtheritic croup, membraneous croup, putrid sore throat), epidemic dysentery, erysipelas, German measles, glanders (farcy), hookworm, influenza, infantile paralysis, leprosy, malarial fever, measles, mumps, pneumonia, rabies (hydrophobia), scarlet fever (scarletina, scarlet rash), smallpox (varioloid), tetanus, trachoma, tuberculosis (specify form), typhoid fever, typhus fever, whooping cough, yellow fever or any other communicable diseases that may be hereafter declared by this Bureau to be dangerous to the public health, together with the precise locality where such patient may be found, within 24 hours after first seeing the case.
B. 
The physician shall also furnish or supply the data on the blank forms supplied by the Board of Health.
[1997 Code § 373-9]
Whenever it shall be deemed necessary by the Board of Health to establish the true character of any disease which is supposed to be communicable, a medical examination of the person or persons affected by such disease may be ordered by the Health Officer. No person or persons shall interfere with or refuse to permit such an examination under penalty hereinafter described.
[1997 Code § 373-9]
No principal, teacher or superintendent of any school or other school officer shall knowingly permit any child sick with any disease mentioned in Section 373-7A of this Article, or with any other communicable disease, or any child residing in any house in which scarlet fever, diphtheria, smallpox, measles or epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis shall exist, to attend any school or class under his or her charge until such a time as the Health Officer certifies to said teacher, principal or other school officer that said child is free of communicating the disease to others.
[1997 Code § 373-10]
No persons from any dwelling wherein a disease dangerous to the public health exists shall take any book, paper or periodical or magazine to or from any circulating or public library. The Board of Health will inform the librarian of all cases of the diseases, and until a written permit is given, the permit to be signed by the Health Officer, said librarian shall allow no book, paper or periodical or magazine to be taken or returned from a dwelling where such case exists.
[1997 Code § 373-11]
No person shall remove milk bottles from a building wherein a disease dangerous to the public health exists or has existed until he or she shall have first obtained permission, in writing, from the Board of Health.
[1997 Code § 373-12]
Every person in the City of Absecon City with any communicable disease shall be isolated as the Health Officer may direct, and all buildings, clothing, property, premises and vehicles which may be infected as the emanations from such persons shall be disinfected as the Health Officer may direct. No premises shall be disinfected after diphtheria until at least two negative cultures taken on successive days have been obtained from the throat of the patient, or from the nose in the case of nasal diphtheria. In the case of scarlet fever, disinfection will not be undertaken until at least four weeks after the onset. In case a coach, hack, cab, carriage or other vehicle shall be used for the conveyance of a patient suffering from a communicable disease, said vehicle shall be disinfected under the direction of the Board of Health before using again.
[1997 Code § 373-13]
Whenever a person with tuberculosis moves out of a house or an apartment, the attending physician, if there is one, or the active head of the family shall so notify the Board of Health within 24 hours, and both of the above-mentioned persons shall be held equally responsible for a violation of this section.
[1997 Code § 373-14]
Every veterinarian or other person who is called to examine or professionally attend any animal in the City of Absecon City having glanders or farcy, rabies, tuberculosis or any other communicable disease shall, within 24 hours thereafter, report in writing to the Board of Health the following facts:
A. 
A statement of the location of the diseased animal.
B. 
The name and address of both the owner and the custodian thereof.
C. 
The type and character of the disease.
[1997 Code § 373-15; N.J.S.A. 26:3-70]
A. 
In case infectious, contagious or communicable diseases occur in the City of Absecon City, the person or persons affected thereby shall, in the discretion of the Health Officer, be isolated, or said person or persons may be removed to such locality as the Health Officer may direct, and all buildings, clothing, property, premises and vehicles which may become infected by any communicable disease shall be disinfected, and disinfection or fumigation shall be made and performed in such manner and with such materials and within such stated time as the Health Officer may establish such separation, isolation or quarantine of the sick from other persons not necessary as attendants, and the Health Officer may quarantine and placard such buildings and premises against egress and ingress of unauthorized persons and also provide and effect such special care, disinfection and cleansing of property and premises as shall, in his judgment, be required in order to prevent spreading disease to other persons. The Health Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to enforce the provisions of this section, and he may employ and call such assistance as he deems necessary to enforce the same.
B. 
Every person or persons violating any of the provisions of this section shall, for each offense, upon conviction be liable to a penalty of not less than $10 nor more than $500.