[HISTORY: Adopted by the Mayor and Council of the Township
of Mount Olive 5-8-1984 by Ord. No. 8-84 (Ch. 96 of the 1990 Code).
Amendments noted where applicable.]
A.
The landlord/sponsor of each rental unit converted to a condominium
or cooperative after the effective date of the Senior Citizens and
Disabled Protected Tenancy Act[1] shall pay a fee of $10 per rental unit to the Township
of Mount Olive. Said fee shall be for the purpose of offsetting the
cost to the Township of administering this statute at the local level.
[1]
Editor's Note: See N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.22 et seq.
B.
For those buildings or structures containing in excess of 200 rental units, the fee due under Subsection A above shall be $10 per rental unit for the first 200 rental units and $5 for each rental unit in excess thereof.
C.
The landlord/sponsor of each rental unit converted to a condominium
or cooperative prior to the effective date of the Senior Citizens
and Disabled Protected Tenancy Act who submits an application to the
administrative agent for determination pursuant to said statute shall
pay a fee of $10.
For the purpose of administering this chapter and applicable
provisions of the Senior Citizens and Disabled Protected Tenancy Act,
the Township's Welfare Director and Coordinator for Senior Citizens
is hereby designated as the administrator or administrative agent.
The function and duties of the administrator are as follows. He shall:
A.
Be the official contact between tenants and landlord sponsors.
B.
Maintain application forms (prescribed by the Division of Housing
of the Department of Community Affairs), to be available and processed
according to the timetable as set forth in the Act.
C.
Be knowledgeable of the application and administrative hearing process.
D.
Determine eligibility.
E.
Conduct administrative hearings when applicable.
F.
Be responsible for the implementation of the fee schedule (established
by this chapter) to cover the administrative costs in the application
and/or hearing process.
A.
The Township Council hereby establishes an Appeals Board, which Board
shall hear and determine appeals from decisions rendered by the Administrator
under and pursuant to the Senior Citizens and Disabled Protected Tenancy
Act.
B.
The Appeals Board shall be composed of three persons chosen by the
Mayor. Said persons shall serve without compensation. The terms of
said appointees shall be for one calendar year.
C.
As a prerequisite to the filing of an appeal with the Appeals Board,
each applicant must pay a fee of $50 to the municipality.