City of Hackensack, NJ
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2023-12-19
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Part I: Administrative Legislation
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Chapter 7 Access to All Advisory Board
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Administrative Offices
- Ch 3A Hackensack Municipal Alliance
- Ch 3B Stigma Free Advisory Board
- Ch 4 Board of Education
- Ch 5 Chief Financial Officer
- Ch 6 Building, Housing and Land Use Department
- Ch 7 Access to All Advisory Board
- § 7-1 Establishment.
- § 7-2 Purpose.
- § 7-3 Membership; terms; compensation.
- § 7-4 Organization.
- § 7-5 Attendance; removal.
- Ch 9 Charges Against City Employees
- Ch 11 Civil Service
- Ch 12 Communications Department
- Ch 13 Claims Approval
- Ch 13A Condominium, Cooperative and Multi-Unit Rental Buildings Advisory Board
- Ch 14 Court
- Ch 14A Defense and Indemnification
- Ch 15 Economic Development Commission
- Ch 17 Employment
- Ch 17A Environmental Commission and Green Team
- Ch 18 (Reserved)
- Ch 19 Fire Department
- Ch 23 Health Department
- Ch 24 Housing Authority
- Ch 24A Information Technology Department
- Ch 25 Insurance Fund
- Ch 26 Land Use Procedures
- Ch 27 Local Assistance Board
- Ch 28 Parking System, Public
- Ch 30 (Reserved)
- Ch 32 Police Department
- Ch 34 Public Works, Department of
- Ch 35 Records, Public
- Ch 36 Recreation, Department of
- Ch 36A Cultural Arts, Department of
- Ch 37 Rules of Order
- Ch 38 Salaries and Compensation
- Ch 40 Seal
- Ch 41 Senior Citizen Advisory Board
- Ch 42 Shade Tree Advisory Committee
- Ch 43 Veterans' Advisory Board
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 44 Abandoned and Nuisance Properties
- Ch 45 Advertising Materials
- Ch 45A Affordable Housing
- Ch 46 Air Pollution Control
- Ch 47 Alarm Devices
- Ch 49 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 51 Amusement Machines, Automatic
- Ch 52 Animals
- Ch 54 Auctions and Auctioneers
- Ch 56 Automobile Driving Schools
- Ch 58 Automobile Sales, Used
- Ch 60 Barbershops, Beauty Parlors and Nail Salons
- Ch 63 Bicycles, Roller Skates, Skateboards and Sleds
- Ch 64 Bingo and Raffles
- Ch 66 Boarding and Rooming Houses; Nursing Homes
- Ch 67 Body Piercing, Ear Piercing, Permanent Cosmetics and Tattooing
- Ch 68 Brush, Weeds and Debris
- Ch 69 Cannabis Businesses
- Ch 70 (Reserved)
- Ch 72 Checks, Fraudulent and Returned
- Ch 74 Child-Care Facilities
- Ch 75 Community Garden
- Ch 76 Drug and Drunk-Driving-Free Zones
- Ch 78 Dry-Cleaning Establishments and Laundries
- Ch 81 (Reserved)
- Ch 84 Exterminators; Fumigation; Vermin Control
- Ch 86 Firearms, Weapons and Explosives
- Ch 88 Fire Prevention
- Ch 89 Flood Hazard Areas
- Ch 90 Food and Drink
- Ch 93 Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse
- Ch 94 Gardeners, Landscapers, Horticulturists, and Snow Removal Business
- Ch 95 Graffiti
- Ch 96 Guarantees and Bonds
- Ch 97 Health and Sanitation
- Ch 98 Heating and Hot Water
- Ch 99 Hotels and Motels
- Ch 100 Housing and Property Maintenance
- Ch 101 Insurance
- Ch 102 Jewelry, Secondhand
- Ch 104 Junkyards and Storage Yards
- Ch 106 Library
- Ch 107 Licenses and Permits
- Ch 108 Limousine Services
- Ch 109 Littering
- Ch 110 Mechanical Code
- Ch 111 Massage Establishments
- Ch 112 Noise
- Ch 114 Nuisances
- Ch 115 Numbering of Buildings
- Ch 116 Outdoor Cafes
- Ch 117 Parks
- Ch 119 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 121 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 123 (Reserved)
- Ch 125 Poolrooms
- Ch 127 Private Property, Parking on
- Ch 129 Public Bathing Places
- Ch 132 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
- Ch 133 Relocation of Displaced Tenants
- Ch 134 Rent Stabilization
- Ch 138 Sales, Special
- Ch 140 Sewage Disposal Systems, Individual
- Ch 141 Sewers
- Ch 143 Shopping Carts
- Ch 145 Smoke Emission
- Ch 146 Soil Removal
- Ch 147 Special Improvement District
- Ch 148 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 150 Subdivision of Land
- Ch 152 (Reserved)
- Ch 153 Taxation
- Ch 155 Taxicabs
- Ch 158 Tourist Lodges and Camps
- Ch 159 Towers and Wreckers
- Ch 159A Traffic Control Signal Monitoring System
- Ch 160 Trailers and Trailer Camps
- Ch 162 Trees
- Ch 165 Truck and Bus Terminals
- Ch 166 Uniform Construction Code Enforcement
- Ch 168 Vehicles and Property, Abandoned
- Ch 170 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 173 Waterfront Cleanup Program
- Ch 175 Zoning
- Ch 176 Newsracks
- Appendix
- Ch A180 Building Lines
- Ch A181 Franchises
- Ch A182 9-1-1 Telephone System
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[HISTORY: Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hackensack 9-28-2015 by Ord. No. 45-2015. Amendments noted where applicable.]
There is hereby established, within the City of Hackensack,
an Access to All Advisory Board.
The purpose of the Board shall be to advise the Mayor and Council
of the City of Hackensack with regard to the needs of residents and
other individuals within the City who have disabilities and to advise
the Mayor and Council with regard to compliance with laws and regulations
concerning individuals with disabilities. Without limiting the powers
and purposes of the Board, the Board shall:
A.Â
Undertake
such efforts as are necessary to improve community awareness as to
the needs of residents with disabilities.
B.Â
Propose
measures that will promote a physically accessible environment within
the City.
C.Â
Communicate
the City's willingness to attract persons with disabilities and
promote public outreach programs designed to foster such communication.
D.Â
Develop
ways to integrate residents with disabilities into all aspects of
community life within the City.
E.Â
Encourage
cooperation and coordination with other organizations within the City
in an effort to achieve the goals and objectives of the Board.
The membership of the Board shall consist of five persons who
are residents of the City. At least two of the members shall be either
persons with disabilities, parents of children with disabilities,
or a resident family member who is a caregiver of a person with a
disability. The members of the Board shall be appointed the City Manager
with the advice and consent of the Mayor and Council. The Board members
first appointed shall be appointed for the following terms: two members
for three years, two members for two years and one member for one
year. Following the initial appointments, all appointments shall be
for three years, and vacancies shall be filled for the unexpired term
only. The members shall receive no compensation for their services.
With the exception of the Board members first appointed, the terms
of office of each appointee shall commence on the first day of January
and shall expire on the 31st day of December of the appropriate years.
The Board members first appointed shall also serve from the date of
their respective appointments through and including December 31, 2015,
at which time the term of years of their full appointments shall commence.
With the exception of the Chairperson, who shall be designated
annually by the City Manager, the Board shall choose its own officers,
make its own rules and regulations for the discharge of its duties
and for the proper exercise of the powers conferred upon it by the
Mayor and Council, and keep a record of its proceedings. The Chairperson
shall serve as a liaison between the Board and the City Council. The
Board shall meet at least quarterly, but as frequently as may be required
in its rules and regulations and as circumstances may require.
In the event that any member of the Board shall miss three consecutive
meetings, the Board shall report said absences to the Mayor and Council.
If the Mayor and Council, after due inquiry, are satisfied that the
absences where not occasioned by reasonable cause, the Board member
may be removed by resolution of the Mayor and Council.
