[Ord. No. 1955 Sanitary Code §§ 35 — 45]
a. 
For the purpose of this Code the term communicable disease shall be held to mean all diseases declared to be reportable and communicable by the New Jersey State Department of Health.
b. 
Every physician in professional attendance upon any persons in the Borough suffering from a communicable disease, or where no physician is in attendance, any parent, guardian, house owner or householder who knows that any person living, dwelling or being in any house of building in the Borough under his or her control, has or is suspected of having a communicable disease, shall report to the Executive Officer of the Board the name, age, sex, color, and precise location of such person or suspect, together with the name of the disease suspected, within 12 hours after such diagnosis or discovery is made.
c. 
Whenever it shall be deemed necessary by this Board to establish the true character of any disease which is suspected to be communicable, a medical examination of the person affected may be ordered by this Board, and no person shall interfere with or refuse to submit to such examination.
d. 
Whenever the Board of Health shall have reason to suspect that any person may be the carrier of the germs or communicable disease, the Board may require that specimens for examination shall be taken from such person, and it shall be the duty of such person to furnish the specimens required. For the purpose of this Code all persons who harbor or carry the causative germs of any disease, commonly known as "carriers," shall be considered as being affected with such disease and shall be subject to and comply with the rules and regulations of the Board which relate to the quarantine, isolation and control of persons, affected with such disease.
e. 
Whenever quarantine or isolation has been established by the Board of Health upon or in any building within this Borough in which any communicable disease exists, such quarantine or isolation and all provisions thereof shall be maintained and obeyed by all persons until the Board or the Executive Officer has lifted said quarantine or isolation.
f. 
It shall be unlawful to transport any person having any communicable disease or any illness having the symptoms of a communicable disease, in any bus, taxicab or other public conveyance, except in an ambulance, or other vehicle, the use of which is permitted for that purpose.
g. 
It shall be unlawful for any person, while suffering from any communicable disease, to willfully expose himself, or for any person in charge of anyone suffering from any communicable disease to willfully expose, or allow to be exposed such person so suffering, in any street, store, inn, public conveyance, school, church, or other public place in the Borough.
h. 
Any person in the Borough having a communicable disease or suspected of same shall be isolated as the Board may direct, and all buildings, clothing, property, premises and vehicles which may be infected by emanations from such person shall be disinfected as the Board may direct.
i. 
Whenever isolation or quarantine is to be established on any premises, the Executive Officer shall cause a written order establishing such isolation or quarantine to be served upon the person in charge of such premises. Service upon any responsible member of a household shall be deemed sufficient service upon all members of the household of the person served.
j. 
No person shall interfere with or obstruct the position of any placard stating the existence of a communicable disease, by the Executive Officer or his representative, in or on any place or premises, nor shall any person conceal, mutilate, destroy or remove such placard or cause the same to be concealed, mutilated, destroyed or removed except by authority of the Executive Officer.
k. 
Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Code shall, upon conviction, be subject to a penalty as stated in Chapter BH:I, Section BH:1-2.