[HISTORY: Adopted by the Borough Council of the Borough of
Beach Haven 5-12-2014 by Ord. No.
2014-4C. Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Alcoholic beverages — See Ch. 45.
Use of beaches — See Ch. 55.
Curfew — See Ch. 77.
Fireworks and firearms — See Ch. 98.
Food establishments — See Ch. 104.
Littering — See Ch. 123.
Loitering — See Ch. 126.
Noise — See Ch. 134.
Nuisances — See Ch. 136.
Parental responsibility — See Ch. 139.
Parks — See Ch. 140.
Peddling and soliciting — See Ch. 144.
Property maintenance — See Ch. 151.
Solid waste — See Ch. 173.
Streets and sidewalks — See Ch. 176.
Trespassing — See Ch. 192.
This chapter is adopted pursuant to the powers given to the
Borough of Beach Haven by the legislature of the State of New Jersey
in N.J.S.A. 40:48-2 to enhance, protect and preserve all of the residents,
citizens and visitors in the Borough of Beach Haven in order that
they may be assured of having their safety, health and welfare preserved
to the maximum extent permitted by law.
A.
Permit
and inspection required. Prior to the installation of any such electric
vehicle charging station or electric vehicle supply equipment, application
shall be made to the Building Department of the Borough of Beach Haven,
which application shall be submitted on a form to be supplied by the
Building Department which shall show the exact location of any proposed
electric vehicle charging station or electric vehicle supply equipment,
its relationship to the structure located on the lot and detailing
the location on the lot, within the boundary of the lot lines, showing
the site where the vehicle to be charged shall be located while being
charged. The application shall be reviewed and the site shall be inspected
by the Code Enforcement Officer of the Borough of Beach Haven prior
to the issuance of a permit.
B.
The installation
of electric vehicle charging stations or electric vehicle supply equipment
on private property in the Borough of Beach Haven is encouraged; however,
no such charging station or electric vehicle supply equipment shall
be permitted other than on private property, so installed that any
vehicle receiving charge shall be located within the lot lines of
the lot or property upon which the electric vehicle charging station
or electric vehicle supply equipment shall be located.
(1)
The
purpose of the inspection by the Code Enforcement Officer is to determine
that the electric vehicle charging station or electrical vehicle supply
equipment is located on the property of the applicant in such manner
that it will be inaccessible to anyone other than the applicant or
persons authorized by the applicant to have access to such equipment.
In addition, the purpose of the inspection by the Code Enforcement
Officer shall be to determine that the location on the lot, within
the boundary lines of the lot lines, to the vehicle to be charged
as located is in fact completely within the confines of the property
owned by the applicant.
(2)
A permit shall then be issued by the Code Enforcement Officer for the installation of the charging station or vehicle supply equipment as requested in the application, provided the Code Enforcement Officer determines compliance with the requirements of Subsection B(1) above.
(3)
The
permit shall be good for a period as set forth therein, not to exceed
90 days, and within five days of the completion of the work, a notice
of completion shall be supplied to the Building Department of the
Borough of Beach Haven.
(4)
Within
five days of notice of completion of the work having been supplied
to the Building Department of the Borough of Beach Haven, the Electrical
Inspector for the Borough of Beach Haven will inspect the electrical
connections for safety, and upon being satisfied that the work has
been properly performed, a permit to commence operation shall be issued
within five days of the inspection.
(5)
The fee for the inspection hereinabove, called for in Subsection B(2), shall be as established in § 212-18B(6) of the Code of the Borough of Beach Haven, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey (2000), and the fee for the inspections called for in Subsection B(4) above shall be as established in § 74-17 of the Code of the Borough of Beach Haven, County of Ocean, State of New Jersey (2000).
C.
No electric
vehicle charging station nor electric vehicle supply equipment shall
be located on any property outside of the lot lines of the lot where
such electric vehicle charging station or electric vehicle supply
equipment is to be located, and no vehicle shall be charged except
when safely parked with the ignition turned off and located within
the lot lines of the lot where the electric vehicle charging station
or electric vehicle supply equipment is located.
(1)
Because
of the danger of unrestricted access to electric vehicle charging
stations and electric vehicle supply equipment is significant, the
Mayor and Council of the Borough of Beach Haven have determined that
any preexisting electric vehicle charging stations or electric vehicle
supply equipment located in such a way that access may be had by the
public must be discontinued and ceased. The Building Department of
the Borough of Beach Haven is hereby ordered to issue cease and desist
orders for any such stations wherever they may be found giving the
owner of such electric vehicle charging station or electrical vehicle
supply equipment 30 days from the receipt of the notice to cease and
desist the use thereof and to have such electric system and electric
supply disconnected by the Atlantic City Electric Company and discontinued.
Upon inspection by the Beach Haven Electrical Inspector, certifying
that such electric vehicle charging station or electrical vehicle
supply equipment has been appropriately and properly disconnected,
the property owner who had installed the same shall be given a certificate
of disconnection and will be entitled to receive a permit to install
a new station entirely within the property owner's property lines
in accordance with the terms of this section, such permit to be issued
without fee or charge.
[Added 11-14-2016 by Ord.
No. 2016-19C[1]]
A.
Any person, firm, corporation or other legal entity engaged in a
new construction or substantial improvement project must provide suitable
toilet facilities, maintained in a sanitary condition, for use by
workers during construction.
B.
In the event of a state of emergency as declared by the Governor,
predicted natural disaster, or major flooding condition, all portable
toilet facilities must be removed or anchored at the construction
site no later than 24 hours prior to the forecasted storm occurrence
time.
