[Adopted as Title 3, Ch. 3.16, Sections 3.16.010 through
3.16.030]
In order to enforce the collectibility of duly assessed real
estate taxes, other municipal assessments and sewer charges, no license
or permit issued by, or requiring the approval of, the Township shall
be issued or renewed unless the applicant has paid any delinquent
real estate property taxes, municipal assessments or sewer charges
on the property wherein the business or activity for which the license
or permit is sought, if the applicant is the owner thereof.
Any licensee or permittee who is the owner of real property
wherein the license or permit is utilized, which has failed to pay
real estate taxes, assessments or sewer charges due on the property
for at least two consecutive quarters, shall have its license or permit
revoked or suspended. Prior to the revocation or suspension of the
aforesaid license or permit, the Township Administrator shall afford
to the licensee or permittee an opportunity to be heard at a hearing.
Said hearing shall be conducted by the Township Administrator no less
than five days following issuance of written notice to the licensee
or permittee and shall be recorded, verbatim, by sound recorder or
by a certified stenographic reporter. Upon payment in full of the
delinquent taxes, assessments or charges the license or permit shall
be restored.
The provisions of §§
317-1 and
317-2 shall not apply to the issuance or renewal of any license or permit issued pursuant to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, N.J.S.A. 33:1 et seq.