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Borough of Point Pleasant, NJ
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Borough of Point Pleasant is governed under the Borough form of government pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:60-1 et seq. The Administrative Code has been drafted in conformity with the Borough law and in many instances provisions have been restated. Other enabling laws relevant to this Chapter are N.J.S.A. 2A:9-7 et seq., Municipal Court; N.J.S.A. 2B:12-1 et seq., Board of Health; N.J.S.A. 40:55D-69 et seq., Zoning Board of Adjustment; N.J.S.A. 40:55D-23, Planning Board; N.J.S.A. 40:47-1, and Police Department, Fire Department; N.J.S.A. 40:56A-1 et seq., Environmental Commission; and N.J.S.A. 40:48-2, General Authority to Regulate the Internal Affairs of the Borough.
For salary grades and ranges, wages, compensation and fees of all officers and employees of the Borough, see annual salary ordinances of the Borough. Such ordinances are not included in these Revised Ordinances, but are saved from repeal. See Adopting Ordinance.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
This Chapter shall be known and may be cited as the Administrative Code of the Borough of Point Pleasant
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Council shall consist of the Mayor and six (6) councilmen elected at large in the Borough, all of whom shall be elected and take office in the manner provided by law. The term of office shall commence January 1 next following their election.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Council shall by ordinance adopt rules or procedure not inconsistent with this Code. The rules shall provide for standing committees of the Council.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
Council shall take appropriate action to insure that ordinances and resolutions of the preceding year are compiled and codified.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
Whenever a vacancy occurs in the membership of the governing body, the vacancy shall be filed in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Vacancy Law, N.J.S. 40A:16-1 et seq.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
Every person appointed by the Borough Council or by the Governor to fill a vacancy, either for the unexpired term or temporarily, shall have the qualifications required by statute to permit the appointee to qualify for election to the office, and if the previous incumbent had been elected to office as the nominee of a political party, the person so appointed shall be of the same political party.
[Ord. #530, S 24B-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
The meetings of the Council hall be governed by Robert's Rules of Order so far as the same do not conflict with these bylaws or with the statutes of the State of New Jersey governing boroughs and municipalities generally.
[Ord. #530, S 24B-2; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Duties of Mayor.
1. 
The Mayor shall preside over the meetings of the Council. He/she shall also participate in the determination of Borough affairs to the extent permitted by statute and by these bylaws and shall see that the laws of the State and the ordinances of the Borough are faithfully executed. He/she shall recommend to the Council such measures as he/she may deem necessary or expedient for the welfare of the Borough. He/she shall, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:60-5.h, maintain peace and good order and have the power to suppress all riots and tumultuous assemblies in the Borough in accordance with statutes made and provided in such instance or in accordance with the powers granted by the statutes governing boroughs, as the same may be amended by the Legislature of the State of New Jersey.
2. 
He/she shall, on all occasions, preserve strict order and decorum, and he/she shall cause the removal of all persons who interrupt the orderly proceedings of the Council, either upon his own motion or upon a majority vote of Council.
3. 
When two (2) or more Councilmen shall rise at the same time, he/she shall name the one entitled to the floor.
4. 
He/she shall decide all questions of order without debate subject to an appeal to the Council, and he/she may call upon the Council for the option of the Council upon any question of order.
b. 
Duties of Council.
1. 
The Council, by a majority vote, shall appoint one (1) or more of its members to serve as liaison between the Borough Council and all boards, committees, agencies or organizations.
2. 
In the absence of the Mayor or if he/she is unable to perform his duties, the Council President, or, in his or her inability to act, the Council member having the longest term as such, shall act as Mayor as provided by statute (see N.J.S.A. 40A:60-6). In addition, the Council President, chosen in accordance with the section of these bylaws set forth hereinafter, shall preside over public participation sessions, not required by statute, at all regular or special meetings of the Council.
See Section 2-5.
[Ord. #530, S 24B-4; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #2001-7, SS 1, 2]
a. 
Annual Meetings.
1. 
The Council shall hold an annual meeting on January 1 at 12:00 Noon, or during the first seven (7) days of January in any year (see N.J.S.A. 40A:60-3.a).
2. 
At the aforesaid meeting, the Council shall fix time and place for holding regular meetings, whether designated as caucus meetings or otherwise, during the ensuing year, for the transaction of business, notice of which shall be prominently posted throughout the year in at least one public place in the Municipal Building reserved for such or similar announcements and shall be mailed to two (2) newspapers within the area of jurisdiction of the public body of such meetings, one of which shall be the official newspaper and one other newspaper, both of which shall have the greatest likelihood of informing the public within the limits of the Borough of such meeting, all in accordance with Chapter 231 of the Laws of 1975, more commonly known as the Open Public Meetings Act,[1] or in accordance with such other provisions of the Act as the same may be amended by the Legislature of the State of New Jersey.
[1]
Editor's Note: See N.J.S.A. 19:4-6 et seq.
3. 
At the annual meeting, the Council will elect one (1) of its members as Council President to serve for the calendar year (see N.J.S.A. 40A:60-3.b).
b. 
Special Meetings. The Mayor shall, when necessary, call special meetings of the Council. In case of his neglect or refusal, four (4) members of the Council may call such meeting at such time and place as they may designate. In all cases of special meetings, reasonable advance notice, considered to be of forty-eight (48) hours, except in case of emergency, shall be given in person to all members of the Council or left at their places of residence (see N.J.S.A. 40:48-24). In addition, notice of such meetings shall be provided as in paragraph a.2 where, upon the affirmative vote of three-fourths (3/4) of the members present and notwithstanding the failure to provide adequate notice:
1. 
Such meeting is required and ordered to deal with matters of such urgency and importance that a delay for the purpose of providing forty-eight (48) hours' notice will likely result in substantial harm to the public interest.
2. 
The meeting is limited to discussion of and acting with respect to such matters of urgency and importance, and notice of such meeting is provided as soon as possible following the calling of such meeting, which notice shall be in accordance with paragraph a.2 of this subsection.
3. 
The Borough Council could have reasonably foreseen the need for such meeting, but notice of such meeting was not provided (see Section 4(b), Chapter 231 of the Laws of 1975).
c. 
Quorums.
1. 
A quorum shall be as provided in the Revised Statutes of New Jersey, that is, three (3) Councilmen and the Mayor, and in the absence of the Mayor, four (4) Councilmen (see N.J.S.A. 40A:60-3.d).
d. 
Conduct of Meetings.
1. 
The agenda shall determine the order of business.
2. 
In any event, the public participation session at regular meetings shall be scheduled, as nearly as possible, one-half (1/2) hour after the call to order, consistent with good order, and the order of business shall be interrupted to allow for a public participation session not to exceed one hour's length in time. Each member of the public desiring to address Council during the public session shall keep his remarks brief and pertinent to the issue being discussed and shall not exceed a time period of five (5) minutes for his remarks, in order to adequately provide all members of the public with the opportunity to address the Borough Council consistent with good order and efficiency. If the hour allocated for the public participation session shall prove inadequate at any meeting of the Council, then the Council may, by a majority vote, designate a further public participation session which shall take place in the order of business immediately prior to adjournment.
3. 
A public session shall be scheduled on the agenda of the meeting before public action is taken by the Council on any resolutions and authorizations in order that members of the public can comment on the proposed adoptions of the resolutions and authorizations before official action is taken. In addition, the agendas shall contain a public session period after formal actions are taken, so that any other matters can be commented upon by the public.
4. 
The aforesaid order of business at any meeting by a majority vote of the members of the Council present at such meeting.
e. 
Majority Vote Required. Except as otherwise required by the statutes or specifically provided in these bylaws, all action of the Council shall be by a majority vote of those present.
f. 
Provision for Roll Call Vote. Upon demand of one member of Council or when ordered by the Mayor or when directed by statute, a roll call vote shall be taken and the yeas and nays entered in the minutes of the meeting.
[Ord. #530, S 24B-5; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Standing Committees.
1. 
A minimum of six (6) standing committees of the Council, consisting of three (3) Council members each, shall be appointed at the annual meeting by a vote of the majority of Council.
2. 
Each Councilman shall be Chairman of at least one standing committee and a member of two (2) others.
3. 
Standing committees are appointed to expedite and facilitate the work of the Council, but only within statutory limits as the entire Council is held responsible for any or all of its acts.
4. 
A standing committee shall:
(a) 
Plan, study, direct, and carry on the routine activities for which it has primary responsibility.
(b) 
Perform such acts as may be assigned to it by the Council.
(c) 
Report and make recommendations to the Council regarding its responsibilities and activities.
5. 
Except as provided above, a standing committee shall not:
(a) 
Make promises or commitments to anyone which directly, or by inference, bind the Council.
(b) 
Act in such a manner as to make decisions which set a precedent or violate established Council policy.
b. 
Special Committees. Special committees may be appointed for purposes other than those included in the duties of the standing committee, by a vote of the majority of the Council.
c. 
Committee Chairmen.
1. 
The Chairmen of each standing or special committee shall be prepared to report to the Council at each regular meeting on the principal activities and achievements of his committee.
2. 
In case of death, resignation, removal from office or incapacity to serve as Committee Chairman, the Council, by a vote of the majority, shall name the succeeding Chairman.
[Ord. #1999-03, S1]
a. 
Any item to be placed on the Borough Council Meeting Agenda must be presented to the Borough Clerk by noon on Thursday before the meeting.
b. 
Any item sought to be placed on the Borough Council Meeting Agenda by any member of the Governing Body after noon on Thursday must be first submitted to the Council President or in his absence the most senior member of the Borough Council.
c. 
The Council President shall, at his discretion, direct the Borough Administrator to list said item on the agenda.
d. 
If any member of the Governing Body disagrees with that determination the member of the Governing Body may address the issue at the Council meeting for authorization to place the item on the Council Meeting Agenda.
e. 
This procedure applies to all agenda items, except those items set by the Borough Clerk, in accordance with the Borough Ordinances and New Jersey Statutes.
[Ord. #24-2009, S 1]
a. 
All Committee meetings of the Council of the Borough of Point Pleasant shall be open to the public provided, however, nothing herein should be construed as to require Committee meetings to comply with N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq. ("Open Public Meetings Act") or similar or related statutes.
1. 
In order to effectuate the foregoing, all Committee meetings shall, to the extent practicable, be held in the Council Chambers at Borough Hall, and if Council Chambers are unavailable, they shall be held in a space, public or private, that shall be opened to the public for the purposes of the meeting.
2. 
The Chair of the applicable Committee shall inform the Borough Clerk of the time and place of the meeting to the extent possible, no less than three (3) days prior to the scheduled meeting; provided, however, meetings may be scheduled with less than three (3) days notice only should emergency circumstances or other good reason so required.
3. 
The Borough Clerk shall post the time, date and place of the Committee meetings on the Borough website.
b. 
Nothing herein shall prevent the Committee from adjourning into private session together with such witnesses or attendees as it deems necessary, upon providing an articulable reason for the need for such privacy.
[Ord. #585, S 1; Ord. #649, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
The office of Municipal Administrator of the Borough is hereby created pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-136, et seq., N.J.S.A. 40A:60-7.a and the employment of a person to fill such position on a temporary or permanent basis is hereby authorized.
[Ord. #585, S 2; Ord. #649, S 2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council.
[Ord. #585, S 3; Ord. #649, S 3; Ord. #872, S 2]
The term of the Municipal Administrator shall be at the pleasure of the Borough Council.
[Ord. #585, S 4; Ord. #649, S 4; Ord. #872, S 2]
The salary of the Municipal Administrator shall be established by the Borough Council in the Annual Salary and Wage Ordinance of the Borough as amended.
[Ord. #585, S 5; Ord. #649, S 5; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator shall be chosen by the Borough Council solely on the basis of executive and administrative qualifications, with reference to actual training in governmental affairs, education, experience and training as evidenced by a degree from a recognized four (4) year college in Public Administration, Business Administration, or a field related to governmental administration and by actual experience in governmental administration.
[Ord. #585, S 7; Ord. #649, S 7; Ord. #872, S 2]
Within nine (9) months of the date of his appointment, and during his term, the Municipal Administrator must be a permanent resident of the Borough unless this requirement is waived by resolution adopted by a majority vote of the full membership of the Borough Council.
[Ord. #585, S 8; Ord. #649, S 8; Ord. #834, S 2; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
The Municipal Administrator may be removed by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the full membership of the Borough Council. The resolution of removal shall become effective three (3) months after the adoption of same by the Borough Council unless the resolution provides that it shall have immediate effect. In such event, the Borough Council shall cause to be paid to the Municipal Administrator forthwith any unpaid balance of his salary and his salary for the next three (3) months following adoption of the resolution.
b. 
In the event of removal or resignation of the Municipal Administrator, the Mayor, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-137, shall by resolution appoint an officer or other employee of the Borough as Acting Municipal Administrator to serve at the pleasure of the Borough Council or until a Municipal Administrator is appointed by the Mayor. Removal of the Acting Municipal Administrator shall be by a majority vote of the full membership of the Borough Council.
c. 
The term of office of the Acting Municipal Administrator shall be no more than sixty (60) calendar days from his confirmation by the Borough Council.
[Ord. #585, S 9; Ord. #649, S 9; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator shall provide liaison between the Mayor and Council and the various departments, officers, employees and agents of the Borough and in addition, perform the following duties:
a. 
To supervise the administration of all departments, officers, employees and agents of the Borough as directed by the Borough Council.
b. 
Coordinate the finances, the preparation of the budget and the compilation of analysis of budget costs and estimates; recommend to the Borough Council personnel policies ad administrative practices and enforce those adopted by it; oversee the purchase of materials, supplies and equipment to be furnished, and work and labor to be performed for the Borough, all in accordance with the direction of the Borough Council;
c. 
Attend all executives, special, caucus and regular meetings of the Mayor and Council and perform such other duties as the Mayor and Council may describe;
d. 
Recommend to the Mayor and Council, subject to and consistent with the New Jersey Department of Personnel, the suspension, dismissal or other disciplinary action against Borough employees and to investigate complaints regarding same;
e. 
He/she shall continually review and supervise the Borough's insurance program and policies;
f. 
When required by the Borough Council, he/she shall prepare applications for funds or services needed or required by the Borough and submit the same to various State, County and Federal agencies which will be willing or able to provide the necessary assistance, and shall coordinate all such applications and follow them through to completion. He/she shall further keep the Borough Council informed of the status of all such applications and recommend to them various sources of funds or services provided by any other governmental agency;
g. 
He/she shall review daily any complaints concerning the functions and obligations of the Borough made by any of its residents or taxpayers, and he/she shall have and maintain a permanent record of all complaints and the disposition made; when a complaint is made, he/she shall make the appropriate dispositions;
h. 
He/she shall make any recommendations which he/she may believe will increase the efficiency of the operation of the Borough;
i. 
He/she shall prepare and present to Mayor and Council a semi-annual report of the Borough affairs, which shall include a report from each department head;
j. 
He/she shall require the various department heads to furnish an adequate inventory of all equipment, materials and supplies in stock and to recommend sale of any surplus, obsolete or unused equipment when authorized by the Mayor and Council; he/she shall recommend to the Council procedures for inventory control and replacement of necessary equipment and supplies, and shall insure that the procedures adopted by the Borough Council are implemented;
k. 
The Administration shall work with the Borough Attorney, Engineer, Auditor and other appointed officials to insure that the policies and directions of the Borough Council are fully implemented;
l. 
He/she shall, before separation from the Borough, render a written report on all activities of the Borough from the date of his last report to the date of his separation.
[Ord. #585, S 10; Ord. #649, S 10; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator shall be the chief administrative officer of the Borough and shall direct the administration of all departments and offices of the Borough Government subject to the direction and consultation with the Mayor and Council.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be a Department of the Borough Clerk, the head of which shall be the Borough Clerk. The Clerk shall serve for a term of three (3) years (N.J.S.A. 40A:9-133), beginning January 1 of the year in which he/she is appointed; provided that any appointment to fill a vacancy shall be for the unexpired term only, except as otherwise provided by law. Prior to his appointment, the Clerk shall be qualified by training or experience, or a combination thereof, for the duties of his office, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-133.4.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
Under the direction and supervision of the Municipal Administrator, the Clerk shall:
a. 
Serve as Clerk of the Council, subject to the provisions of subsection 2-5.3.
b. 
Have custody of the Borough's seal and affix it to such books, papers and documents as may be authorized pursuant to law;
c. 
Have and take custody of all official books, papers and documents of the Borough for which no other repository is provided by the Charter or ordinance, and preserve and keep them safely;
d. 
Perform such functions as are vested in the Clerk by the licensing provisions of State law or ordinance;
e. 
Administer oaths or affirmations with respect to all Borough matters;
f. 
Issue "certificate as to liability for assessment for municipal improvements" in accordance with provisions of Laws of 1946, Chapter 269 (N.J.S.A. 54:5-18.1 et seq.). Prior to the issuance of any such certificate, he/she shall secure from the Engineer his countersignature, which shall indicate that to the best of his knowledge, information and belief the certificate is correct; and
g. 
Undertake such other duties as shall be prescribed by the Municipal Administrator.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Clerk shall serve as Clerk of the Council unless the Council shall otherwise provide by resolution. The Clerk of the Council shall:
a. 
As required by Council, keep a journal of the Council proceedings and record the minutes of every meeting, which minutes shall be authenticated by the signature of the officer presiding at the meeting, and by the Clerk of the Council;
b. 
Preserve and record all ordinances and resolutions adopted by the Council;
c. 
After the close of each year, with the advice and assistance of the Borough Attorney, bind, compile or codify all the ordinances and resolutions, or true copies thereof which then remain in force and effect;
d. 
Properly index the record books, compilation and codification of ordinances and resolutions;
e. 
Publicly advertise for bids in the name of the Council for all contracts for the doing of any work or the furnishing of any materials, supplies or labor, or the hiring of teams or vehicles, where the public advertisement is required by N.J.S.A. 40A:11-3 et seq., or otherwise. This general direction to the Clerk of the Council to cause public advertisement for bids to be published, shall in no way affect the requirement under Section 2-17, that the Council must, by resolution, let each contract at the receipt of bids;
f. 
Provide secretarial and clerical services for the Councilmen in the discharge of their official duties; and,
g. 
Have such other duties as Council may, by resolution, prescribe or the President of the Council may from time to time require.
[Ord. #368, SS 33-1—33-4; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Clerk shall be removed from his office pursuant to the guidelines of N.J.S.A. 40A:9-133.7.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Clerk shall obtain tenure pursuant to the provision of N.J.S.A. 40A:9-133.8 and N.J.S.A. 40A:9-134.
[Ord. #368, S 19-1; New; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Tax Collector shall be appointed pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-141.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Tax Collector shall serve a term of office pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-142.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Tax Collector shall also be the collector of arrears of taxes pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-143.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Tax Collector shall obtain tenure pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-144 and N.J.S.A. 40A:9-145.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Tax Collector shall collect all monies due to the Borough for payment of real property taxes and assessments, as required by law, and shall perform those duties as may be assigned by the Municipal Administrator.
[Ord. #368, S 65-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
A Municipal Court for the Borough, is established as of January 11, 1949, pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 2B:12-1 et seq.
[Ord. #368, S 65-2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The name of the Municipal Court shall be the "Municipal Court of the Borough of Point Pleasant."
[Ord. #368, S 65-3; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Court shall have a seal which shall bear the impression of the name of the Court.
[Ord. #368, S 65-4; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be a Municipal Judge of the Municipal Court, who shall be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Council, and who shall serve for a term of three (3) years from the date of his appointment and until his successor is appointed and qualified.
[Ord. #368, S 65-5; Ord. #872, S 2]
This section shall be amended or changed by the Mayor and Borough Council.
[Ord. #368, S 65-6; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Court and the Municipal Judge thereof shall have, possess and exercise all the functions, powers, duties and jurisdiction conferred by the provisions of N.J.S.A. 2B:12-1 et seq., or by any other law.
[Ord. #368, S 65-7; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be a Clerk of the Municipal Court who shall be appointed by the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the Borough Council. The salary of the Clerk of the Municipal Court shall be fixed by the Mayor and Borough Council. The Clerk shall perform such functions and duties as shall be prescribed for him/her by law, the rules applicable to Municipal Courts and by the Municipal Judge.
[Ord. #368, S 65-8; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Court shall be held in the Borough Hall at such times as shall be designated by the Borough Municipal Court.
[Ord. #95-09, S 1; Ord. #1997-19, SS 1—12; Ord. #1998-05, S 1]
a. 
Creation of Office. The office of Municipal Public Defender of the Borough is hereby created pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2B:24-1 et seq.
b. 
Appointment. The Municipal Public Defender shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council. No person shall hold office as Municipal Public Defender and hold any other office or position in the Borough.
c. 
Term. The term of Municipal Public Defender shall be for one (1) year, expiring on December 31st of each year. The term of the first Municipal Public Defender however shall be from the date of the appointment until December 31, 1997.
d. 
Compensation. The compensation of the Municipal Public Defender shall be established by the Borough Council pursuant to an agreement for professional services to be entered into by the Municipal Public Defender and the Borough.
e. 
Qualification. The Municipal Public Defender shall be a duly licensed attorney-at-law of the State of New Jersey. The Municipal Public Defender shall be appointed by the Borough to represent indigent defendants in proceedings over which the Borough Municipal Court has jurisdiction.
f. 
Duties of the Municipal Public Defender. The Municipal Public Defender shall represent an indigent defendant charged in Municipal Court with a disorderly persons or petty disorderly persons offense, or with a crime as specified in N.J.S.A. 2B:12-18 or with the violation of any statute, ordinance or regulation of a penal nature where, in the opinion of the Municipal Court, there is a likelihood that the person, if convicted, will be subject to imprisonment. The Municipal Public Defender shall represent an indigent defendant charged in Municipal Court with a crime as specified in N.J.S.A. 2B:12-18 or, if in the opinion of the Municipal Court there is a likelihood that the defendant, if convicted of any other offense, will be subject to imprisonment or other consequence of magnitude, the Municipal Public Defender shall represent an indigent defendant.
g. 
Attorney/Client Privilege. All communications between the indigent defendant and the Municipal Public Defender or any other attorney appointed to act as a Municipal Public Defender shall be fully protected by the attorney/client privilege to the same extent and degree as though counsel had been privately engaged. This shall not preclude the use by a Municipal Public Defender of privileged material for the preparation and disclosure of statistical, case study and other sociological data, provided that in any such use there shall be no disclosure of the identity of or means for discovery of the identity of particular defendants.
h. 
Vacancy in the Office. If there is a vacancy in the Office of Municipal Public Defender, if the Municipal Public Defender is temporarily unavailable or if a finding of conflict of interest precludes the Municipal Public Defender from representing an indigent defendant, the Municipal Prosecutor may prosecute the offense if the Municipal Court appoints a qualified attorney to represent the indigent defendant. Unless rates are otherwise established by the Borough, the attorney shall be entitled to compensation at the same rate as the attorneys hired by the New Jersey Office of Public Defender in conflict cases, with payment to be made within thirty (30) days. Once appointed, the attorney shall carry out all duties of the Municipal Public Defender in connection with the case that is the subject of the appointment.
i. 
Eligibility of Indigent Defendant. Eligibility for services of the Municipal Public Defender shall be determined by the Municipal Court on the basis of the need of the defendant. Need shall be measured according to Section 14 of P.L. 1967, c. 43 and guidelines promulgated by the New Jersey Supreme Court.
In the event that a determination of eligibility cannot be made before the time when the first services are to be rendered, or if an initial determination is found to be erroneous, the Municipal Court shall refer the defendant to the Municipal Public Defender provisionally, and if subsequently it is determined that the defendant is ineligible, the Municipal Court shall inform the defendant, and the defendant shall be obliged to engage his/her own counsel and to reimburse the Borough for the cost of the services rendered to that time.
The Municipal Court shall make an investigation of the financial status of each defendant seeking representation pursuant to this section, and shall have the authority to require a defendant to execute and deliver written requests or authorizations required under applicable law to provide the Court with access to records of public or private sources, otherwise confidential, as may be of aid in evaluating eligibility. The Court is authorized to obtain information from any public record office of the State or of any subdivision or agency thereof on request and without the fees ordinarily required by law.
Whenever a person entitled to representation by a Municipal Public Defender pursuant to this section is under the age of eighteen (18) years, the eligibility for services shall be determined on the basis of the financial circumstances of the individual and the financial circumstances of the individual's parents or legal guardians. The Borough shall be entitled to recover the cost of legal services from the parents or legal guardians as provided in this section, and the Municipal Court shall have authority to require parents or legal guardians to execute and deliver the written requests or authorization required under applicable law in order to provide the Court with access to records of public or private sources, otherwise confidential, as may be of aid to it in evaluating eligibility.
If the defendant has or reasonably expects to have means to meet some part, though not all, of the cost of the services rendered, the defendant shall be required to reimburse the Borough, either by a single payment or in installments in such amounts as he/she can reasonably be expected to pay.
The Borough shall have a lien on any property to which the defendant shall have or acquire an interest for an amount equal to the reasonable value of the services rendered to a defendant pursuant to this section as calculated at the same rate as the New Jersey Office of the Public Defender bills clients at that time.
The Borough may attempt to effectuate such lien and to collect monies due to the Borough all in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 2B:24-13.
j. 
Application for Representation by the Municipal Public Defender. Any person seeking to be represented by the Municipal Public Defender, or Court approved counsel, shall pay an application fee to the Borough of two hundred ($200.00) dollars, unless the Municipal Court determines that the amount necessary to the pay the cost of the Municipal Public Defender will be less than two hundred ($200.00) dollars. In accordance with guidelines promulgated by the New Jersey Supreme Court, the Municipal Court may waive any required application fee, in whole or in part, only if the Court determines, in its discretion, upon a clear and convincing showing by the applicant, that the application fee represents an unreasonable burden on the person seeking representation. The Municipal Court may permit an applicant to pay the application fee over a specified period of time, not to exceed four (4) months.
Funds collected pursuant to this subsection shall be deposited in a dedicated fund administered by the Chief Financial Officer of the Borough. Such funds shall be used exclusively to meet the costs incurred in providing the services of the Municipal Public Defender including, when required, expert and lay investigation and testimony.
k. 
Removal of the Municipal Public Defender. In addition to any other means provided by the law for the removal from office of a public official, the Municipal Public Defender may be removed by the Borough Council of the Borough for good cause shown and after a public hearing, and upon due notice and an opportunity to be heard. Failure to reappoint the Municipal Public Defender for a second or subsequent term does not constitute a "removal from office" within the meaning of this subsection.
l. 
Representation of Private Clients. The Municipal Public Defender may represent private clients in the Borough subject to the Rules of Court Governing the Conduct of Lawyers, Judges and Court Personnel.
[Ord. #368, S 75-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
There is hereby established and created a Police Department in the Borough.
[Ord. #368, S 75-2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Mayor shall, with the advice and consent of the Borough Council, appoint a Chief of Police.
[Ord. #368, S 75-3; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Chief of Police and officers shall receive such pay or compensation as may heretofore have been or shall hereafter be established by the Annual Salary Ordinance.
[Ord. #368, S 75-4; Ord. #584, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
The members of the Police Department shall be under the direction and supervision of the Chief of Police who shall be subject to general supervision by the Police Committee.
[Ord. #368, S 75-7; Ord. #872, S 2]
The uniform forces of the Department shall consist of a Chief of Police and such captains, lieutenants, sergeants and regular and special policemen as the Mayor and Council may designate.
[Ord. #368, S 75-9; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Chief of Police shall consist of the executive officer of the Department. He/she shall be charged with the enforcement of all ordinances of the Borough and the laws of the State of New Jersey, and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated for the regulation of the Department. He/she shall have charge of and be responsible for all property of the Borough used by the Department.
[Ord. #368, S 75-12; Ord. #633, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
Special policemen shall be appointed by the Mayor and Council for extra police work. Other special policemen may be appointed at the request of private parties after the cause for such request is approved by the Committee and the Chief of Police. No special police shall be appointed for more than one calendar year.
a. 
Adult School Crossing Guards.
1. 
The Borough Council shall annually appoint by resolution such adult school crossing guards as the Borough Council shall determine to be necessary for the performance of duties as hereinafter set forth. The determination of the Borough Council shall be based upon the advice and recommendations of the Chief of Police of the Borough who shall recommend to the Borough Council the appointment of such school crossing guards as the Chief of Police shall, after proper investigation, determine to be necessary for the performance of duties as hereinafter set forth.
2. 
No person shall be appointed as an adult school crossing guard unless he/she:
(a) 
Is a resident of the Borough of Point Pleasant;
(b) 
Is sound in body and of good health;
(c) 
Is of good moral character;
(d) 
Has not been convicted of any criminal offense involving moral turpitude.
3. 
Terms. Any adult school crossing guard hereafter appointed shall be appointed for a term of one year which term shall commence on August 1 of the year of his appointment and shall terminate on July 31 of the next succeeding year.
4. 
Application and Investigation.
(a) 
Any person desiring to be appointed as an adult school crossing guard shall do so by completing and filing with the Chief of Police of the Borough an application for appointment as an adult school crossing guard which application shall be on such forms as may be prescribed by the Chief of Police of the Borough. Any person desiring to be appointed as an adult school crossing guard who has completed and filed with the Chief of Police an application as hereinafter provided with respect to any prior year may, in lieu of filing a new application, file a certification that the information contained in such prior application has not changed.
(b) 
Any application form prescribed by the Chief of Police of the Borough as hereinabove set forth shall include therein:
(1) 
Name, address and age of applicant;
(2) 
A listing of all other municipalities in which the applicant had previously performed duties as an adult school crossing guard;
(3) 
A certification by the applicant that if appointed as an adult school crossing guard the applicant shall faithfully perform the duties of that office and shall remain available for duty assignment by the Chief of Police for the entirety of the term of the applicant's appointment;
(4) 
A certification that the applicant has not been convicted of any criminal offense involving moral turpitude.
(c) 
All applications for appointment as an adult school crossing guard shall be filed with the Chief of Police not later than June 15 in any given year.
(d) 
The Chief of Police of the Borough shall review each application for appointment as an adult school crossing guard and shall cause an investigation of such application and the information contained therein to be undertaken. The Chief of Police shall complete such review and investigation and provide recommendations concerning the appointment of each applicant as an adult school crossing guard to the Borough Council on or before July 15 in any given year or the date of the last regular meeting of the Borough Council prior to August 1 in such given year, whichever is earlier.
5. 
Status and Duties.
(a) 
An adult school crossing guard shall not be a member of the Police Department of the Borough.
(b) 
Any powers conferred upon an adult school crossing guard pursuant to his appointment in accordance with law shall cease at the expiration of the term for which he/she was appointed.
(c) 
No adult school crossing guard shall have the right to bear firearms or the power of arrest.
(d) 
Every adult school crossing guard shall be under the supervision and direction of the Chief of Police of the Borough and shall comply with the rules and regulations applicable to the conduct and decorum of regular police officers of the Borough, excepting that adult school crossing guards shall not be required to observe any ordinance regulating the length of hair of regular police officers.
(e) 
Every adult school crossing guard shall be trained for the proper performance of his duties and responsibilities. Such training shall consist of a minimum of two (2) hours of classroom instruction which shall include information on methods of traffic control and the duties and responsibilities of adult school crossing guards and a minimum of twenty (20) hours of field training in which the trainee shall be supervised by an experienced adult school crossing guard or a regular police officer appointed by the Chief of Police.
(f) 
Before being assigned to any post, an adult school crossing guard shall be provided with a uniform which shall identify his function and shall be distinct from the uniform of a member of the regular Police Department. Such uniform shall include but not be limited to a safety vest, hat and breast and hat badges which shall bear an identification number and the words "Crossing Guard" and "Borough of Point Pleasant."
(g) 
All adult school crossing guards specifically including any and all adult school crossing guards appointed under any prior ordinances which may have been in existence and effective prior to the effective date of this subsection shall be subject to assignment by the Chief of Police of the Borough who shall have the right to position adult school crossing guards on such streets and highways within the Borough and at such times as the Chief of Police shall determine to be necessary and in the best interest of public safety. Such determination by the Chief of Police of the Borough shall be based upon his determination that assignment of any adult school crossing guard is necessary to control or direct vehicular or pedestrian traffic during those time periods of the school day when it is necessary to control traffic or during any special event or program involving pedestrian crossings whenever it is deemed to be in the best interest of public safety.
6. 
Benefits. Adult school crossing guards appointed pursuant to this subsection shall be entitled to compensation in accordance with the Salary Ordinance of the Borough as supplemented and amended and shall be entitled to such vacation and sick leave periods as may be provided for in such Salary Ordinance as amended, provided, however, that no adult school crossing guard hereafter appointed pursuant to the terms of this subsection shall be subject to or entitled to any benefits provided by any Civil Law of this State.
b. 
Special Law Enforcement Officers. The Borough may employ and utilize the services of special law enforcement officers pursuant to the authority established in N.J.S.A. 40A:14-146.10 to N.J.S.A. 40A:14-146.18.
[Ord. #368, S 75-16; Ord. #584, S 2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Chief of Police, in consultation with the Police Committee or Council, shall promulgate rules and regulations for the government of the Police Department and force and for the conduct and discipline of its members. These rules and regulations shall be presented to Borough Council, and if approved, shall be adopted and passed by resolution of Borough Council. Such rules and regulations may be made, promulgated, changed or altered in accordance with the procedure set forth herein, and after promulgation and while remaining in force shall be as binding and effective as though same had been incorporated as additional provisions in this section.
[Ord. #93-19, S 1; Ord. #2001-03, S 1]
a. 
Any person or entity desiring to retain the service of police officers of the Borough of Point Pleasant for off-duty police-related activities shall be required to enter into contract with the Borough of Point Pleasant. Said contract shall include but not be limited to the nature of duties to be performed, the location of said duties, the date and hours of service, the rate of payment for services of the officers, administrative fees to the Borough and fees for the use of Borough-owned equipment. The Chief of Police shall require the payment of one hundred (100%) percent of the estimated amount due the Borough for the assignment of such off-duty officer or officers from the person or entity requesting such assignment, in advance of providing such officer or officers. The Chief of Police or his/her designee is hereby empowered to execute a contract for off-duty police-related activities on behalf of the Borough in accordance with this subsection.
b. 
The Chief of Police shall be responsible for the assignment of all off-duty police-related activities and the billing of all compensation due the Borough. The Chief of Police shall be authorized to designate other members of the Police Department as needed to assist him/her in the assignment of off-duty police-related activities.
c. 
All persons or entities shall pay to the Treasurer of the Borough such hourly sum as may be fixed from time to time by resolution of the Borough Council as compensation for such service. The Borough shall remit to the member of the Police Department performing such duties an hourly rate, as predetermined from time to time by resolution of the Borough Council, with an amount to be retained by the Borough for administrative expense, as established by resolution of the Borough Council.
d. 
If additional work time is required due to unanticipated circumstances, and such work is approved by the Police Chief, the private entity shall be liable for payment to the Borough for all such additional hours worked.
e. 
Any invoice from the Borough for any balance due, or a credit for any refund, if any, shall be issued by the Borough Treasurer. Payments due from a private entity shall be made within ten (10) days of receipt of the invoice from the Borough.
f. 
Each person or entity shall employ off-duty police officers pursuant to this subsection shall be responsible for maintaining his/her or its own insurance coverage. Said insurance coverage shall include but not be limited to general liability and automobile liability and shall name the Borough of Point Pleasant as an additional insured. In addition, such policy shall provide for a minimum coverage of one million ($1,000,000.00) dollars for any one (1) claim or two million ($2,000,000.00) dollars for any aggregate claims. Proof of said insurance coverage shall be provided to the Borough of Point Pleasant prior to the assignment of any off-duty police officers to said person or entity. The person or entity shall provide for the aforementioned for any and all officers, vehicles and/or equipment that is utilized in the off-duty assignment.
g. 
The Chief of Police or his/her designee shall have the authority to order any police officer engaged in off-duty assignments with the Borough of Point Pleasant to respond to an emergency situation within the Borough of Point Pleasant. The Chief of Police or his/her designee shall also have the right to order any off-duty assignment to be terminated whenever said assignment creates an unacceptable risk to the health, safety and welfare of the off-duty officer and/or the citizens of the Borough of Point Pleasant. In the event that a police officer is assigned to an emergency situation, the Police Chief or his/her designee shall make note of said emergency situation, as well as the time said officer was removed from said off-duty assignment. In any situation where an off-duty police officer is called to an emergency situation, said person or entity shall not be responsible for the payment of the officer's hourly rate, administrative fee or any other fees to the Borough of Point Pleasant until such time as said police officer and/or equipment returns to the assignment with the off-duty employer.
h. 
Any person or entity requesting the services of off-duty police officers shall agree to indemnify and hold harm-less the Borough of Point Pleasant for any and all claims and damages which may arise from the off-duty police officer's employment by said person or entity.
[Ord. #368, S 43-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
A department, hereafter to be known as the "Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department," is hereby created.
[Ord. #368, S 43-2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The purpose and function of the Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department shall be for the preservation of life and protection of property, and for the combating and prevention of fires in and about the Borough. This section is adopted for the promotion of public safety and general welfare.
[Ord. #368, S 43-3; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #2010-21, S 3]
The Point Pleasant Borough Fire Department, Inc. is the recognized volunteer fire company by the Borough of Point Pleasant. The bylaws and any amendments of this volunteer fire company shall be approved by the Mayor and Council.
[Ord. #368, S 43-5; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #2010-21, S 4]
The members of the Point Pleasant Borough Fire Department, Inc. shall elect operational officers as per their bylaws. These officers shall serve as the Borough Fire Officers.
[Ord. #2010-21, S 6]
Prior ordinance history: Ord. No. 368; Ord. No. 872.
The Chief shall function as the head of the Fire Department. He/she shall be in command of all fire emergencies, subject to the laws of the State of New Jersey and Borough ordinances. He/she shall institute Standard Operating Guidelines with the advice and consent of the other Borough Fire Officers. He/she shall prepare a monthly report and annual budget for Mayor and Council.
[Ord. #368, S 43-6; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #2010-21, S 7]
a. 
The Chief shall be at the head of the Department, subject to the laws of the State of New Jersey, ordinances of the Borough of Point Pleasant and the rules and regulations herein adopted.
b. 
The Chief shall be held responsible for the general condition and efficient operation of the Department, the training of members and the performance of all other duties imposed on him/her, and shall be directly responsible to the Mayor and Council.
c. 
The Chief shall make every effort to attend all fires and direct the officers and members in performance of their duties.
d. 
Reserved.
e. 
In the event the Chief or officer in charge of any fire shall suspect or have reason to believe that the fire is the result of arson, he/she shall immediately, or as quickly as conditions permit, give notice of his suspicions to the Police Department.
f. 
It shall be the duty of the Chief to make a compiled monthly report to the Mayor and Council, each month and annually.
g. 
In all cases of fire, the Chief shall have full power and absolute control and command, and cause the apparatus to be worked in the most advantageous manner. In his absence, the Deputy Chiefs shall assume these duties in the order in which they are elected. In the absence of both Chief and Deputy Chiefs, the senior line officer of the Fire Department shall assume command as defined in the bylaws.
h. 
The Chief, Deputy Chiefs or officers in charge at any fire are hereby clothed with full and complete police authority, and are hereby authorized and directed to require and secure the removal of any and all obstructions from, in front of and around the fire hydrants, and for the purpose are hereby directed to call upon the head of any municipal departments for aid and assistance in securing such removal.
[Ord. #368, S 43-7; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #2010-21, S 8]
a. 
All requests for repairs or supplies for the Borough-owned trucks shall be made through the Administrator by the Chief.
b. 
In the case of the disablement of other than Borough-owned equipment, the Chief shall notify the Administrator, who shall request the Mayor and Council to take immediate action.
[Ord. #374, SS 43-10-43-13; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Amount of Pension. A pension, not to exceed the sum of two thousand five hundred ($2,500.00) dollars annually, shall be paid to the widow of any volunteer fireman who may die as the result of the injuries sustained in the performance of duty as a member of the Volunteer Fire Department of the Borough, so long as she shall not remarry, or to the minor children of such fireman if he/she leaves no widow surviving him/her, or to the minor children after the death of such widow, and until such minor children shall attain their majority.
b. 
Payment. The payment of such pension shall become effective if and when such fireman shall die as a result of injuries sustained in the course of performance of duty as a member of the Volunteer Fire Department of this Borough, and upon the passage of a resolution providing for the payment of such pension by the Borough Council.
c. 
Date of Initial Payment. The initial payment of such pension shall be made after the passage of a resolution providing for the payment of such pension by the Borough Council and shall take effect as of the date of death of such volunteer fireman.
d. 
Manner of Payment. In the event of the occurrence of such event, and after the passage of such resolution, the Borough Council shall make provision in its annual budget for the payment of such pension, and the same shall be paid in the same manner as municipal employees are paid.
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be a Department of Engineering, the head of which shall be the Borough Engineer, who shall be appointed and serve pursuant to the authorities of N.J.S.A. 40A:9-140. Subject to the supervision of the Municipal Administrator, the Borough Engineer shall provide professional engineering, planning, and related services to all municipal agencies including but not limited to the Planning and Zoning Boards. He/she may also assume responsibility for administration of the Department of Public Works if so assigned.
[Ord. #368, S 16-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be established by virtue of N.J.S.A. 26:3-1, in and for the Borough, a local Board of Health.
[Ord. #368, S 16-2; Ord. #394, S 16-2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Board of Health shall be composed of seven (7) members to be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by a majority vote of the members of the Council. The Mayor shall make such appointments when a vacancy occurs or within thirty (30) days after such vacancy occurs. If the Mayor shall fail to make such appointment within thirty (3) days after the office becomes vacant or if the Council shall fail to confirm a nomination made by the Mayor, then after the expiration of the thirty (30) days the Council shall appoint the member or members. No appointment shall be made except by a vote of the majority of the members present, provided that at least three (3) affirmative votes shall be required for such purpose, the Mayor to have no vote thereon except in the case of a tie.
[Ord. #368, S 16-3; Ord. #872, S 2]
The members of the Local Board of Health shall hold office as follows:
a. 
Appointments shall be for four (4) year periods.
[Ord. #368, S 16-4; Ord. #872, S 2]
Any vacancy which shall occur in the Board of Health by death, resignation or removal shall be filled in the same manner in which the original appointments were made, but for the unexpired term only.
Editor's Note: Former Section 2-12 Board of Recreation Commissioners containing portions of Ordinance Nos. 368, 872, 1999-10, 2009-06 and 2015-05 was deleted by Ordinance No. 2017-12.
[Ord. No. 2017-13]
There is hereby established a Recreation Advisory Committee consisting of nine (9) members.
[Ord. No. 2017-13]
The Recreation Advisory Committee shall consist of nine (9) at large members of the Committee who shall be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Borough Council.
[Ord. No. 2017-13]
The terms of office of the members of the Recreation Advisory Committee shall be for a term of one (1) year commencing January 1st of the year of the appointment and ending December 31st of the year of the appointment. Vacancies shall be filled for an unexpired term by the Mayor with advice and consent of the Borough Council.
[Ord. No. 2017-13]
The members of the Recreation Advisory Committee shall receive no compensation for their service.
[Ord. No. 2017-13]
a. 
The Recreation Advisory Committee shall be responsible for making recommendations to the Governing Body for recreation programs in the Borough of Point Pleasant.
b. 
Nothing contained herein shall authorize the Recreation Advisory Committee to enter into any contract or agreement or expend, obligate, or otherwise encumber funds of the Borough for any purposes set forth in this section and the powers of Recreation Advisory Committee shall be limited to making recommendations and providing reports as needed or appropriate to the Governing Body in accordance with this section.
[Ord. No. 2017-13]
a. 
The Governing Body may make provisions in its budget and appropriate funds for the expenses of the Committee as needed.
b. 
All expenditures must be approved by the Governing Body of the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. #2003-26, S 1]
There is hereby established an Historic Sites Committee for the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. #2003-26, S 1]
The Historic Sites Committee shall consist of five (5) members, appointed by the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the Borough Council. The members of the Historic Sites Committee shall designate one (1) of its members as Chairman of the Committee. The membership of the Historic Sites Committee shall be broken down into two (2) categories as follows:
a. 
Class 1. There shall be two (2) members appointed from the Cultural Affairs Advisory Committee.
b. 
Class 2. Class 2 shall consist of three (3) citizens of Point Pleasant Borough who evidence interest in or training pertinent to the development and preservation of historic sites.
[Ord. #2003-26, S 1]
a. 
Class 1 members are to be appointed for one (1) year terms.
b. 
Class 2 Members. Initial appointments shall be for terms of one (1), two (2) and three (3) years respectively. New members and members reappointed shall thereafter serve for terms of three (3) years. There may also be alternate members in Classes 1 and 2. Such alternate members shall not exceed one (1) in Class 1 and one (1) in Class 2. Alternate members of Classes 1 and 2 shall be appointed for terms to expire at the same time as the terms of the regular members of the respective classes. In the event that a vacancy shall occur in any of the classes of members, the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the Borough Council, may appoint a replacement to serve the remainder of the unexpired term.
[Ord. #2003-26, S 1]
The members of the Historic Sites Committee shall receive no salary or compensation for their service.
[Ord. #2003-26, S 1]
The Historic Sites Committee shall:
a. 
Formulate such recommendations to the Borough Council concerning the planning and use of the historic sites and landmarks.
b. 
Initiate a study of the needs of the Borough pertinent to the location, acquisition and maintenance of historic sites and historic buildings located therein.
c. 
Cause to be conducted a study of the benefits to the Borough of a program acquisition and report to the Borough Council as its study progresses.
d. 
Make such individual studies as may be requested by the Borough Council.
[Ord. #414, S 24-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough of Point Pleasant Environmental Commission is hereby established pursuant to Chapter 245 of the Laws of 1968 (N.J.S.A. 40:56A-1 et seq.).
[Ord. #414, S 24-2; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #91-43, S 1]
a. 
The Commission shall consist of seven (7) members appointed by the Mayor, one (1) of whom shall also be a member of the Planning Board and all of whom shall be residents of the Borough; the members shall serve without compensation. The Mayor shall designate one (1) of the members to serve as Chairman and presiding officer of the Commission, annually. The terms shall be three (3) years and until the appointment and qualification of their successors.
b. 
The Mayor or Borough Council may remove any member of the Commission for cause, on written charges served upon the member and after a hearing thereon at which the member shall be entitled to be heard in person or by counsel. A vacancy on the Commission occurring otherwise than by expiration of a term shall be filled for the unexpired term in the same manner as an original appointment.
c. 
The Environmental Commission shall include two (2) alternate members who shall be designated as alternate #1 and alternate #2. The terms of the alternate members shall be for two (2) years, except that the term of the alternate members first appointed shall be for two (2) years for alternate #1 and one (1) year for alternate #2 so that the term of not more than one (1) alternate member shall expire in any one (1) year. A vacancy occurring in the position of an alternate member other than by expiration of the term shall be filled by the governing body for the unexpired term only.
[Ord. #414, S 24-3; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Commission is established for the protection, development or use of natural resources, including water resources, located within the territorial limits of the Borough. The Commission shall have power to conduct research into the use and possible use of the open land areas of the Borough and may coordinate the activities of unofficial bodies organized for similar purposes, and may advertise, prepare, print and distribute books, maps, charts, plans and pamphlets which, in its judgment, it deems necessary for its purposes. It shall keep an index of all open areas, publicly or privately owned, including open marshlands, swamps and other wetlands, in order to obtain information on the proper use of such areas, and may recommend to the Planning Board plans and programs for inclusion in the Master Plan and the development and use of such areas.
[Ord. #414, S 24-4; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Environmental Commission may, subject to the approval of the Mayor and council of the Borough, acquire property, both real and personal, in the name of the Borough, by gift, purchase, grants, bequest, devise or lease for any of its purposes, and shall administer the same for such purposes subject to the terms of the conveyance or gift. Such an acquisition may be to acquire the fee or any lesser interest, development right, easement (including conservation easement), covenant or other contractual right (including a conveyance on conditions or with limitations or reservations) as may be necessary to acquire, maintain, improve, protect, limit the future use of, or otherwise conserve and properly utilize open spaces and other lands and water areas in the Borough.
[Ord. #414, S 24-5; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Environmental Commission shall keep records of its meetings and activities and make an annual report to the Borough Council.
[Ord. #414, S 24-6; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Commission may appoint such clerks and other employees as it may require, provided the same shall be within the limits of funds appropriate to it by the Borough Council in its (Borough Council's) discretion.
[Ord. #498, S 23-1; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be created the position of Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer in the Borough.
[Ord. #498, 23-2; Ord. #594, S 3; New; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #94-28, S 1]
It shall be the responsibility of the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer to enforce the following enumerated ordinances as set forth in the Code of the Borough:
a. 
Chapter V, Animal Control.
b. 
Chapter III, Storage of Inoperable Automobiles.
c. 
Chapter XII, Section 12-3, Roadway Obstructions.
d. 
Chapter VIII, Section 8-2, Dangerous Structures.
e. 
Chapter VIII, Section 8-3, Housing Standards.
f. 
Chapter VIII, Section 8-5, Property Maintenance.
g. 
Chapter XVI, Swimming Pools, Private.
h. 
Chapter XIX, Land Use Regulations.
i. 
Chapter XII, Section 12-2, Garbage and Refuse.
j. 
Chapter VII, Section 8-4, House Numbering.
k. 
Chapter IX, Signs.
l. 
Chapter XIII, Protection of Shade Trees.
m. 
Chapter XII, Section 12-4, Separation of Recyclable Materials.
n. 
Littering.
o. 
Personal Tangible Property.
p. 
Chapter X - Sewer and Water.
Subsection 10-2.5
Time Allowed for Connection to Municipal Water System
Subsection 10-2.7
Swimming Pools
Subsection 10-4.2
Making Connections Without Permit Prohibited
Subsection 10-4.3
Disconnection of Service Pipe Prohibited
Section 10-5
Inspections
Subsection 10-6.1
Sewer Connections
Section 10-8
Additional Regulations
Section 10-9
Mechanical Standards
Section 10-10
Conservation of Water
Section 10-12
Sewer Regulations
Section 10-13
Violations and Penalties
Section 10-14
Control Over Discharge; Pretreatment
[Ord. #498, S 23-2; New; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #92-66, S 1]
a. 
Where violations of this Code or the regulations hereunder are found to exist, a written notice by the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer shall be served on the person or persons responsible for the correction thereof.
b. 
Notice shall be served personally or by regular mail, addressed to the last known address of the person to be served. In the case of the occupancy, notice may be posted upon the main entrance door of the building, and in the case of an owner, the last known address shall be the address of the owner as shown in the records of the office of the Tax Assessor.
c. 
The notice shall specify the violation or violations committed, what must be done to correct the same, a reasonable period of time, not to exceed ten (10) days, in instances that written requests to the Zoning and/or Code Enforcement Officer have not been made, and to abate the violation, the right of the person served to request a hearing and that the notice shall become an order of the Zoning and Code Enforcement Official in ten (10) days after service unless a hearing is requested pursuant to these provisions.
d. 
Within ten (10) days of the date of service of a notice, the notice shall constitute a final order unless any person affected by the notice requests a hearing thereon by serving a written request within the ten (10) day period in person or by certified mail on the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer. Such request for a hearing shall set forth briefly the reasons for which the request for a hearing is made and the factual matters contained in the notice of violation for which the hearing is requested. The Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer, upon receipt of the request for hearing, shall within thirty (30) days therefrom and upon five (5) days notice to the parties so requesting, conduct a hearing.
e. 
At the hearing provided hereunder, the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer shall hear all parties, and his final determinations shall be made within ten (10) days from the completion of the hearing. He/she shall then issue an order incorporating the determination and directions contained in the notice, modifying said notice if he/she so deems necessary. The Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer may extend the time for correction of the violations where he/she deems necessary.
f. 
In the event the violation is not abated, removed, cured or otherwise fully remedied within the time period prescribed in the initial notice or extended time period as permitted by the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer, a summons shall then be issued against such person or persons charged with the violation.
g. 
The Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer shall not be required to issue multiple notices for the same ordinance violation for the same property within a twelve (12) month period. The Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer shall only be required to issue one notice of violation within a twelve (12) month period for the same property. Thereafter, at the time of the second violation, the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer shall issue a summons, not a violation notice. Any additional violations for the same offense during the same twelve (12) month period shall refer back to the first notice of violation and shall result in multiple summonses being issued by the Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer.
[Added 11-23-2020 by Ord. No. 2020-09]
[New; Ord. #872, S 2]
There shall be a Department of Public Works, the head of which shall be the Public Works Superintendent. Subject to the supervision of the Municipal Administrator, the Superintendent shall:
a. 
Exercise supervision over the maintenance and care of all streets, grounds, buildings, and water and sewer systems owned by or under the jurisdiction of the Borough.
b. 
Supervise the collection and disposal of solid waste.
c. 
Supervise the maintenance and care of the motor pool, equipment, and supplies used or to be used in carrying out the above enumerated duties.
d. 
Perform other related duties as may be assigned, by the Borough Administrator.
[Ord. #368, S 91-2; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Superintendent of Public Works shall be subject to call for any and all duties twenty-four (24) hours per day.
[Ord. #683, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
The purpose of this Section is to prescribe the manner in which the Municipal Administrator shall implement procedures and supervise the purchase of all materials, supplies, equipment, work and contractual services of the Borough.
[Ord. #683, S 2; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
The Municipal Administrator shall have the power and it shall be his duty to purchase or contract for the purchase of all supplies, materials, equipment, various types of work and contractual services needed by any Municipal Department, Board or Commission (using agency) in accordance with State Law, the directives of the Mayor and Council, and such regulations prescribed for the internal management and operation of the purchasing system.
b. 
Except as herein provided, it shall be unlawful for any officer or employee to order or purchase any supplies or make any contract except through the Municipal Administrator. Any contract except through the Municipal Administrator. Any contracts or purchases made contrary to the established procedures shall not be approved and the Borough will not be bound thereby.
c. 
In addition to the authority and duties conferred above, the Municipal Administrator shall:
1. 
Act to procure the highest quality in supplies and contractual services at least cost to the community.
2. 
Establish and enforce rules and regulations setting forth procedures and forms to be used in the purchase of all supplies and contractual services for using agency.
3. 
Maintain a vendor's catalogue file according to materials, containing descriptions of vendor's commodities.
4. 
Discourage collusive bidding and endeavor to obtain as full and open competition as possible in all purchases.
5. 
Procure all allowable exemptions, discounts and price reductions.
6. 
With the cooperation and assistance of the using agencies, supervise the preparation of standardized specifications for supplies, materials and services to be purchased or placed under contract agreement.
7. 
Sell or otherwise dispose of all obsolete or unusable personal property of the Borough in accordance with the laws of the State of New Jersey and Borough regulations.
[Ord. #683, S 3; Ord. #872, S 2]
Any purchase order or contract in which any Borough Officer or employee is financially interested, directly or indirectly, shall be void.
The Municipal Administrator and every officer and employee of the Borough and its agencies are expressly prohibited from soliciting or accepting, directly or indirectly, from any person to which any purchase order or contract is or might be awarded, any rebate, gift, money or anything of value whatsoever, except where given for the use and benefit of the Borough.
[Ord. #683, S 4; Ord. #872, S 2]
All purchases of contracts for supplies, materials and contractual services and all sales of obsolete or unusable municipal personal property shall be made pursuant to the "Local Lands and Building Law".
[Ord. #683, S 5; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator, assisted by the using agencies, shall supervise the preparation of written specifications for the purchase of all goods and services. All specifications shall be drafted in a manner to encourage free and open competitive bidding.
[Ord. #683, § 6; Ord. #747 S 1; Ord. #872 S 2; Ord. #91-23 S 1; Ord. #2015-14]
a. 
Purchases; over $17,500.00. All supplies and contractual services estimated to cost in excess of $17,500.00 shall be purchased by formal written contract from the lowest responsible bidder in accordance with the New Jersey Statutes. The aforementioned amount will be increased to $36,000.00 if the Borough employs a Qualified Purchasing Agent ("QPA") to assist in the bidding process.
b. 
Purchases. The Borough shall obtain informal quotations for any proposed purchase of supplies or contractual services in excess of $2,525.00.
c. 
Annual Increase. In the event that the aforementioned bidding threshold is increased by the State of New Jersey, Department of Community Affairs, the Borough, without need of formal adoption of another Ordinance, hereby will require that the minimum bid threshold be utilized by the Borough in purchasing supplies and contractual services. In addition, the amount for which a quotation will be needed will be fifteen (15%) percent of the bidding threshold amount as it is so increased by the State of New Jersey, Department of Community Affairs.
d. 
Purchase Orders for Supplies or Services Under State Contract. The Borough is permitted to purchase supplies and contractual services under State contract, costing less than $17,500.00 by issuance of a purchase order, without Council Resolution. Any amount over $17,500.00 under State contract will require adoption of a Resolution by Council.
e. 
Exceptions. The aforementioned threshold amounts do not apply to professional service contracts as defined at N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5. Rather, the Borough will comply with the fair and open process when appointing professionals as defined in the aforementioned Statute.
f. 
Pay-to-Play Certification. Other than bids for less than $17,500.00 for State contract purchases, all purchases above $17,500.00 will require a Pay-to-Play Certification. This will apply to cumulative purchases from one (1) vendor over a one (1) year period which exceeds $17,500.00.
g. 
Repeal of Conflicting Provisions. All other ordinances or provisions of the Code of the Borough of Point Pleasant, or parts thereof, which are inconsistent with any provisions of Ordinance No. 2015-14 are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict or inconsistency.
[Ord. #683, S 7; Ord. #747, S 2; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #91-23, S 2; Ord. #2015-14]
The Municipal Administrator or Council designee shall review the proposals, assisted as necessary by the using agency, and recommend appropriate action to the governing body for all contracts. Only the municipal governing body shall have the authority to award a contract, reject all bids or declare a bidder irresponsible and specify a penalty.
[Ord. #683, S 8; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #91-23, S 3; Ord. #2015-14]
All purchases of supplies and contractual services shall be made in the open market in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:11-6.1 without newspaper advertisement or use of formal, sealed bids. The Municipal Administrator or designee shall prescribe the procedures to be followed in making such purchases.
[Ord. #683, S 9; Ord. #872, S 2]
Every department or using agency head shall file detailed requisitions and estimates of their requirements for supplies and contractual services in the time and manner prescribed by the Municipal Administrator.
The Municipal Administrator shall examine such requisitions and have the authority to revise them as to quantity, quality or price after consultation with the head of the requesting using agency.
[Ord. #683, S 10; Ord. #872, S 2]
No purchase may be authorized or obligations incurred unless it first bears the signature of the Chief Financial Officer certifying that sufficient appropriated funds are available and have been reserved to pay in full the value of the purchase. Such certification shall be in the form and manner prescribed by the Municipal Administrator.
[Ord. #683, S 11; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator, or by his delegation the head of the using agency, shall inspect or supervise the inspection of all deliveries of supplies or contractual services to assure their conformance with the specifications set forth in the order or contract.
[Ord. #683, S 12; Ord. #872, S 2]
Claims for payment shall be paid by the Chief Financial Officer. However, no claim for payment shall be paid unless the Municipal Administrator or by his delegation the head of the using agency shall certify in writing that corresponding goods or services have been satisfactorily received.
[Ord. #683, S 13; Ord #872, S 2]
Emergency purchases are restricted to situations requiring the immediate purchase of materials or supplies to meet an actual or imminent threat or danger to the public health, safety or welfare. Such purchases must be in accordance with the procedures established by the Municipal Administrator and State statute.
[Ord. #683, S 14; Ord. #872, S 2]
At least once per month, the Mayor and Council shall receive a budget status report for each municipal agency, a listing of all claims paid during the previous month, and a listing of payments made to each vendor during the current fiscal year.
[Ord. #683, S 15; Ord. #872, S 2]
All using agencies shall submit to the Municipal Administrator, in such form and manner as he/she may require, reports showing stocks of all supplies which are not longer needed or which have become obsolete, worn out or useless.
The Municipal Administrator shall submit to all agencies and departments, prior to the sale of surplus materials, a list of items no longer required to determine if they can use any of the equipment, parts and supplies listed.
a. 
The Municipal Administrator shall have the authority to transfer surplus stocks to other using agencies.
b. 
The Municipal Administrator shall recommend to the Mayor and Council the sale of all supplies which have become unsuited for public use or to exchange the same for, or trade in the same, for new supplies, and the Mayor and Council shall act on such recommendations.
1. 
Sales under this subsection shall be made to the highest responsible bidder. A record of each sale shall be made and placed on file.
[Ord. #683, S 16; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator is authorized to participate in cooperative purchasing arrangements with the State of New Jersey and shall investigate participation in joint or cooperative purchasing plans with other units of government. Such plans shall be in accordance with agreements approved by the Borough Council and the Division of Local Government Services, N.J. Department of Community Affairs.
Editor's Note: See subsection 2-19.6 for the ordinance authorizing a cooperative purchasing agreement.
[Ord. #683, S 17; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Administrator shall designate the municipal employee to act in his capacity as purchasing agent on a temporary basis in the event of the Municipal Administrator's illness, incapacity or prolonged absence from the municipality. Such temporary appointment shall not exceed thirty (30) days without the authorization of the Mayor and Council.
[Ord. #530, S 24B-6; Ord. #734, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
No later than December 1 of each year, the Municipal Administrator shall present the Borough Council with a detailed budgetary proposal for the upcoming year. The document shall contain operating and capital budgetary requests, recommendations from the Administrator on those requests, and a proposal for a six (6) year capital improvement program. This document shall separately identify all proposed expenditures in excess of five hundred ($500.00) dollars.
b. 
The Municipal Administrator shall report in his six (6) month report of operations on the status of capital improvement program appropriates as well as exceptional budget items previously identified as representative of changes in policies and/or service. At least once per year, the Municipal Administrator shall report on unexpended balances authorized by bond ordinances and shall make recommendations to the Council on the dispositions of such balances.
c. 
Except in emergency situations, no capital improvement expenditure shall be made unless it has been identified in the detailed capital improvement program adopted by the Council or unless it was included in a Council approved amendment to the program.
d. 
The Municipal Administrator shall include explanatory data, when required by the Mayor and Council, along with all resolutions presented to the Borough Council which provides for budgetary transfers among line items in excess of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars.
[Ord. #2011-22]
a. 
Any professional business entity which enters into a contract or agreement with the Borough of Point Pleasant or any department, board, commission or agency thereof for the rendition of professional services shall provide an itemized and detailed monthly statement of services provided along with a voucher for payment. Monthly statements shall be provided by the 15th day of each month in order to be processed by the Borough of Point Pleasant for payment.
b. 
No resolution awarding a contract or agreement for services in excess of the bid threshold of the New Jersey Local Public Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5, shall be adopted by the Mayor and Council, and no contract or agreement shall be entered into with a professional business entity by the Borough of Point Pleasant or any department, board, commission or agency thereof without establishing a maximum annual contract award amount. No professional business entity shall receive payment from the Borough of Point Pleasant for services rendered in excess of the maximum annual contract amount without adoption of a resolution of the Council of the Borough of Point Pleasant amending the maximum annual contract amount.
[Ord. #639, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
No insurer issuing fire insurance policies in the State of New Jersey shall pay any claim in excess of two thousand five hundred ($2,500.00) dollars for fire damages on any real property located within the Borough unless the named insured on any fire insurance police insuring such real property shall have submitted to the insurer an official certificate of search for municipal liens pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:5-12, certifying that all taxes, assessments and other municipal liens or charges levied and assessed and due and payable against such real property have been paid or unless the insurer shall have received from the Clerk of the Borough a certified copy of a Resolution adopted pursuant to subsection 2-18.4 of this Section.
[Ord. #639, S 2; Ord. #872, S 2]
In the event that any taxes, assessments or other municipal liens or charges due and payable upon such real property shall appear on such official certificate of search to remain unpaid, no insurer issuing fire insurance policies in the State of New Jersey shall pay any claim in excess of two thousand five hundred ($2,500.00) dollars for fire damages on any such real property located within the Borough until such time as all such taxes, assessments and all other municipal liens or charges due and payable as appearing on such official certificate of search shall have been paid either by the owner of such real property or by the insured pursuant to subsection 2-18.3, or until the insured shall have received from the Clerk of the Borough a certified copy of a Resolution adopted pursuant to subsection 2-18.4.
[Ord. #639, S 3; Ord. #872, S 2]
Unless a resolution is received in accordance with subsection 2-18.4 by an insurer writing fire insurance policies upon any real property located within the Borough, such insurer shall be and is hereby required, prior to the payment of any claims in excess of two thousand five hundred ($2,500.00) dollars for fire damages upon such real property, to pay to the Borough the amount of all liens appearing on an official certificate of search together with such other recorded liens or related charges as may be certified to the insurer; provided, however, that if an appeal is or has been taken and remains pending on the amount of any lien or charge, other than an appeal on the assessed valuation of such real property pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:3-21, the insurer shall issue a draft payable to the Court of record pursuant to N.J.S.A. 17:36-10, in an amount totaling seventy-five (75%) percent of the full amount of the lien or charge being contested but not to exceed the proceeds payable under its insurance policy, and the insurer shall issue a draft payable to the Borough of Point Pleasant for the remaining twenty-five (25%) percent of any such lien or charge being contested, with the full amount paid by the insured to the court and the Borough not to exceed the proceeds payable under its insurance policy pending termination of all proceedings, at which time such monies and all interest accruing thereon shall be disbursed in accordance with the final Order or Judgment of the Court, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 17:36-10.
[Ord. #639, S 4; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Borough Council is hereby authorized to enter into a written agreement with the owner of any fire damaged property located within the Borough to pay in full all delinquent taxes, assessments or other municipal liens by installments, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:5-19 or for the redemption of any tax sale lien by installment payments pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:5-65 et seq., provided, however, that the Borough Council shall have been satisfied that any claim for fire damages which is subject to the terms and conditions of this Section shall, if aid to the owner of any fire damaged property prior to the payment in full of all delinquent taxes, assessments or other municipal liens, be used to restore or improve such fire damaged property. Any insurer receiving a certified copy of a resolution of agreement from the Clerk of the Borough is hereby authorized to make full payment on a claim to the named insured who is the owner of the fire damaged property and who has entered into a written agreement with the Borough of Point Pleasant as hereinabove provided.
[Ord. #639, S 5; Ord. #872, S 2]
The official certificate of search required by the terms and conditions of this Section shall be prepared by the Tax Collector of the Borough or such other bonded officials as may be designated to prepare such certificates, provided that the Tax Collector of the Borough or such other official has received a written request for the same from the owner of any fire damaged property or other individual having an insurable interest in the same, and, further provided that such written request shall specify that the search for municipal liens concerns fire damaged property. Any such written request shall include but shall not be limited to the following information:
a. 
Name and address of the person making the request for a search for municipal liens.
b. 
Name and address of the owner of record of the fire damaged property if different from the person making the request for a search for municipal liens.
c. 
The location of the fire damaged property by lot and block number as shown on the official tax map of the Borough.
d. 
The name, address and policy number of any insured and fire insurance policy subject to the provisions of this Section.
e. 
Information relating to any pending appeal including the Docket Number and Court of Record of the same. The official certificate of search required by the terms and conditions of this Section may, from time to time, be altered by the Tax Collector of the Borough or such other official as may be designated to prepare such certificate, in order to correct any errors or omissions or to add any municipal liens or related charges due and payable subsequent to the preparation of such official certificate of search.
[Ord. #639, S 6; Ord. #872, S 2]
The Clerk of the Borough shall file a certified copy of this Section with the State Commissioner of Insurance.
[Ord. #707, S 1; Ord. #782; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #876; Ord. #91-22; Ord. #92-61]
a. 
Preamble. Certain Federal Funds are potentially available to a County under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended commonly known as Community Development Block Grant Program; and it is necessary to establish a legal basis for the County and its people to benefit from this program. An agreement has been proposed under which the Borough of Point Pleasant and the County of Ocean in cooperation with other municipalities will establish an Interlocal Services Program pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1 et seq., and it is in the best interest of the Borough of Point Pleasant to enter into such agreement.
b. 
Agreement Executed. The attached agreement[1] is hereby approved and the appropriate municipal officials are hereby authorized and directed to execute same in accordance with the provisions of law.
[1]
Editor's Note: A copy of the agreement as referred to herein can be found on file in the office of the Borough Clerk. Interlocal Service Agreements which have been superseded include Ordinance Nos. 579, 652, 666, 749, 765, 845, 848, 858 and 872.
Interlocal Service Agreements adopted but not codified include Ordinance Nos. 90-1 and 90-2.
[Ord. #582, S 1-4; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Preamble. N.J.S.A. 26:3A2-1 et seq. requires that certain health services known as Core Activities must be provided by each municipality by April 1, 1978; and the Borough and the Point Pleasant Board of Health are not equipped to provide the services. The County of Ocean through the Ocean County Health Department is equipped and prepared to provide the aforesaid Core Activities to the residents of the Borough of Point Pleasant, N.J.S.A. 40:8A-1 et seq. known as the "Interlocal Services Act" authorized Counties and Municipalities to enter into contracts for the joint provisions of health services.
b. 
Contract Executed. The appropriate officials of the Borough of Point Pleasant are hereby directed to enter into and execute a contract with the County of Ocean for the furnishing of Core Activities in accordance with N.J.S.A. 26:3A2-1 et seq. and certain Elective Activities set forth in Title 8 of the New Jersey Administrative Code specifying required public health activities and minimum standards of performance for local Boards of Health in New Jersey.
c. 
Health Officer Designated. The Public Health Coordinator of the County of Ocean is hereby designated as the Health Officer of the Borough of Point Pleasant, who shall be its general agent for the enforcement of its ordinances and the sanitary laws of the State of New Jersey with respect to the direction, enforcement and supervision of all public health activities provided to the Borough of Point Pleasant by the County of Ocean.
d. 
Ocean County Health Department Designated as Agent. The Ocean County Health Department is hereby designated as the agent of the Point Pleasant Board of Health to carry out a program of public health services in conformance with the Local Health Services Act and those services provided for in N.J.S.A. 44:10-1 et seq.
e. 
A copy of this subsection together with an executed copy of the contract shall be forwarded to the Ocean County Health Department.
[Ord. #698, S 1; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Preamble. N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1 et seq., authorizes the execution of joint services agreements between municipalities; and sewerage service for a twenty-four (24) lot subdivision in the Borough of Bay Head can be more economically provided by the Borough of Point Pleasant than by the Borough of Bay Head.
b. 
Agreement Executed. The appropriate officials of the Borough of Point Pleasant are hereby authorized to execute a Sewer Service Agreement with the Borough of Bay Head, which agreement established the rights and obligations of both municipalities in regard to the provision of Sewerage Service to the subdivision and the collection of appropriate fees from the owners of properties within the subdivision. Copies of the agreement are available for inspection in the office of the Borough Clerk.
[Ord. #91-25, SS 1, 2]
Editor's Note: An amendment to the All Code Agreement providing for a revision of the Fee Schedule was adopted by Ordinance Nos. 92-53, 93-21 and 97-17. See Chapter VIII of this Code for Construction Code Fees.
a. 
Preamble. The Uniform Construction Code Act, N.J.S.A. 52:27D-119 et seq., the implementing regulations of the Department of Community Affairs, has established a system for all types of construction code inspections. N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1 et seq., authorizes local units as defined in said Act to enter into joint agreements for the provision of governmental services.
The Borough has previously, pursuant to Ordinance No. 858 adopted on March 7, 1989, entered into an All Code Agreement with the County of Ocean for the provision of electrical and plumbing services required under the Act and the regulations promulgated thereunder, and now wishes to amend the aforementioned All Code Agreement previously entered into by the Borough and the County to include fire protection inspection services in addition to plumbing and electrical inspection services, and to designate the County as its agent for the provision of said services.
b. 
Agreement Executed. The Mayor and Borough Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to enter into and execute the amendment to the All Code Agreement with the County of Ocean, designating the County of Ocean as the agent of the municipality for the provision of fire protection inspection services required in the provisions of the Uniform Construction Code Act, N.J.S.A. 52:27D-119 et seq., and the regulations promulgated thereunder.
c. 
Public Record. A copy of said contract is on file and available for public inspection at the Borough Clerk's Office which is located at 2233 Bridge Avenue, Point Pleasant, New Jersey, any weekday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
[Ord. #763, Preamble, S 1; Reso. 12/17/85; Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Preamble. N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1 et seq. authorizes the execution of joint services agreements between municipalities; and water and sewerage service for a twenty-nine (29) residential lot and a single commercial lot subdivision in the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach can be more economically provided by the Borough of Point Pleasant than by the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach.
b. 
Agreement Executed. The appropriate officials of the Borough of Point Pleasant are hereby authorized to execute a Water and Sewer Service Agreement with the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach, which agreement establishes the rights and obligations of both municipalities in regard to the provision of water and sewerage service to the subdivision and the collection of appropriate fees from the owners of properties within the subdivision. Copies of the agreement are available for inspection in the office of the Borough Clerk.
[Ord. #90-4]
a. 
Preamble. Pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:11-11(5), the Governing Body is hereby authorized to enter into a Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with the Lead Agency or any other contracting unit within the County of Ocean or adjoining counties for the purchase of work, materials and supplies.
b. 
Responsibility of Lead Agency. The Lead Agency entering into contracts on behalf of the Borough of Point Pleasant, shall be responsible for complying with the provisions of the Local Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. 40:11-1 et seq.) and all other provisions of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey.
[Ord. #92-45, S 1]
a. 
Preamble. N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1 et seq. authorizes the execution of joint service agreements between municipalities. The Borough of Point Pleasant has been requested, from time to time, by neighboring municipalities to loan to those neighboring municipalities various pieces of equipment owned and operated by the Borough and primarily utilized by the Department of Public Works. The Borough hereby establishes for mutual exchange and payment purposes a rate schedule for the following items of equipment. It is the intent to establish a minimum and maximum range for the value of the equipment and that the annual rate schedule shall be adopted by the Borough Council, which rate schedule shall continue until amended by the Borough Council from time to time as the needs and market conditions dictate.
1. 
(a) 
Jet Vac: $50.00 per hour minimum; $100.00 per hour maximum
Salary for operator $20.00 per hour minimum; $40.00 per hour maximum
(b) 
Air compressor: $75.00 per day minimum; $125.00 per day maximum
(c) 
Cut-off saw: $45.00 per day minimum; $70.00 per day maximum
(d) 
Road grader: $50.00 per hour minimum; $100.00 per hour maximum
Salary for operator: $20.00 per hour minimum; $40.00 per hour maximum
b. 
Operator Required. In the event that a neighboring municipality which is to utilize the jet vac and/or road grader owned by the Borough, the Borough will consider loaning that equipment to the neighboring municipality only upon condition that the Borough supplies the operator for the particular piece of equipment, at the salary schedule hereby established.
c. 
Liability Insurance. The borrowing municipality shall provide its own liability insurance. Under no circumstances or conditions shall the Borough be held responsible or liable for any damage or injury to any employee, other person, or personal/private property as a result of the borrowing municipality utilizing the aforementioned equipment. The borrowing municipality shall be responsible for any and all repairs necessary as a result of its use of said equipment.
[Ord. #93-9, Preamble, SS 1, 2]
a. 
Preamble. The State of New Jersey has mandated under N.J.S.A. 52:17C-1 et seq. that the counties and municipalities implement a 911 Emergency Telecommunications Service Program; and
The County of Ocean has offered to all municipalities an opportunity to participate in the Ocean County Enhanced 911 Emergency Telecommunications Services Program.
N.J.S.A. 40A:65-1 et seq. authorizes local units as defined in said Act to enter into joint agreements for the provision of governmental services; and
The Borough of Point Pleasant wishes to enter into an agreement with the County of Ocean for the provision of 911 Emergency Telecommunications Service.
b. 
Agreement Executed. The Mayor and Clerk of the Borough of Point Pleasant are hereby authorized and directed to enter into and execute an Interlocal Services Agreement with the County of Ocean for the provision of 911 Emergency Telecommunications Services as more specifically set forth therein.
c. 
Copy on File. A copy of that agreement is on file and available for public inspection at the Borough Clerk's Office.
[Ord. #2018-10]
Editor's Note: See also Section 2-28, Access to Public Records.
a. 
Tax Collector's Office fees.
[Amended 8-21-2018 by Ord. No. 2018-14]
1. 
Fee for duplicate tax bill shall be $2 per copy.
2. 
Preparation of tax search shall be $10 per line item.
3. 
Fee for redemption. The Tax Collector shall provide any party entitled to redeem a tax sale certificate two redemption calculations for any one property within a calendar year at no cost. The fee thereafter shall be $50 for each subsequent calculation requested by Tax Collector. For fee redemption calculations that have been requested by a lienholder on a certificate owned by the lienholder, there will be a $50 fee. This fee may not be passed on to the certificate and the lienholder must specify the date to be used for calculation.
4. 
Fee permitted for online tax sale notice shall be $25 per mailing added to the cost of the sale (maximum to two in-lieu mailings).
5. 
Return check fee. In the event that a check is returned to the Borough marked as unpaid, for whatever reason, there shall be an additional $20 fee levied upon the person who submitted the check.
b. 
Vital Records Fees.
1. 
Fees to be collected by the Registrar of Vital Statistics shall include but not be limited to the following:
Birth Certificates
$20.00
Marriage Certificates
$20.00
Domestic Partnership Certificates
$20.00
Civil Union Certificates
$20.00
Death Certificates
$20.00
Marriage and Re-Marriage License
$28.00
Civil Union and Civil Union Re-Affirmation License
$28.00
Correction forms
$10.00
Potable water supply certificates
$25.00
Sewage system certificates
$25.00
In addition, a $5.00 charge for each additional copy of a record purchased at the same time, will be imposed.
c. 
Miscellaneous Municipal Records and Documents.
1. 
First five (5) copies: Fifty ($.50) cents per page.
2. 
Copies six (6) through fifty (50): Twenty-five ($.25) cents per page.
3. 
Copies fifty-one (51) and those thereafter: Ten ($.10) cents per page.
d. 
Recreation Program.
1. 
The Borough hereby establishes the following rate schedule for all recreation programs currently offered or under consideration for implementation. It is the intent to establish a minimum and maximum range for each program and that an annual rate schedule shall be adopted by the Borough Council annually, which rate schedule shall continue until amended by the Borough Council from time to time as recommended by the Superintendent of the Recreation Department.
(a) 
Fees:
Program
Minimum
Maximum
Art Classes
$35.00
$200.00
Basketball
40.00
100.00
Bowling
100.00
150.00
Dance Lessons
50.00
100.00
Drama and Music Programs
50.00
300.00
Education Seminars
15.00
100.00
First Aid Classes
25.00
100.00
Fitness
50.00
200.00
Half Day Camp
225.00
300.00
Ice Skating
100.00
150.00
Kinder Camp
225.00
300.00
Martial Arts
75.00
200.00
Microsoccer
45.00
100.00
One Day Programs
10.00
200.00
Parenting Classes
$ 25.00
$ 150.00
Preschool (September- June)
810.00
3,000.00
Preschool Gym Programs
35.00
100.00
Safe Boating
80.00
100.00
Science Classes
50.00
175.00
Senior Citizen Programs
2.00
75.00
Skateboarding
60.00
100.00
Sports Camps
50.00
200.00
Summer Camp
550.00
650.00
Swim Lessons
75.00
250.00
Tennis Lessons
45.00
100.00
Trips
15.00
200.00
Wrestling
50.00
100.00
Beach Fees
Season Beach Badges
Children 5-12
20.00
40.00
Over 12 years old
20.00
40.00
65 years old and Older
10.00
10.00
Daily Beach Badges
Children 5-12
3.00
6.00
Over 12 years old
3.00
6.00
65 years old and Older
1.00
1.00
Children 4 years of age and younger shall not require a beach badge.
(b) 
Active Military and Veteran Exemption for Beach Fees. Any active military personal or veteran which provides a valid military identification or veteran identification card shall be exempt from beach badge fees.
2. 
Permit Requirement for River Front Park and Community Park. The Borough hereby establishes a permitting requirement for the use of River Front Park or Community Park for 25 people or more for any event. Any event of 50 people or more will require an employee of the Department of Public Works. Said employee of the Department of Public Works shall be paid fifty ($50.00) dollars per hour by check prior to the event in addition to the permit fee. The permit fee requirements are as follows:
(a) 
Permit Fees.
Amount of People
Fee
Up to 25
$ 50.00
26-50
$ 75.00
51-100
$100.00
Over 100
$200.00
(b) 
Permit fee shall be waived for any events organized by the Borough of Point Pleasant.
3. 
Late Fee.
[Added 2-14-2022 by Ord. No. 2022-02]
(a) 
A late fee in the amount of $10 will be added to each program registration once registration for the season has closed.
e. 
Web Site Lease Fee. The Borough hereby establishes an annual rental fee for utilization of portions of its Web Site:
1. 
Fees.
(a)
Alphabetical Listing:
Includes company name, address and telephone number
-0- year
(b)
Extend Business Listing:
Listing under business category (i.e. restaurants, hair salons, etc.) Includes: 1 graphic, address, telephone number, description of business and/or product/services/specialties, e-mail address and hypertext to web site if one exists.
65 per year
(c)
Revolving Home Page Banner: Prime location. First advertising on Point Site revolves to showcase multiple banners. Includes graphic/logo which must be submitted in camera ready format or scannable art.
225 per year
(d)
Animated Banner: Placed through Point Site on a first come first serve basis.
175 per year
(e)
Static Banner: Placed throughout Point Site on a first come first serve basis.
150 per year
2. 
The annual rental fee is due and payable to the Borough On January 1 of each year. For 1998 the annual rental fee shall be apportioned based upon the date of application to December 31, 1998, on a pro rata basis.
3. 
Applications for leasing a portion of the Borough's Web Site are on file with the office of the Borough Clerk, and can be obtained during normal business hours. All fees are due and payable to the Borough of Point Pleasant at the address of the Borough Clerk located at 2233 Bridge Avenue, Point Pleasant, New Jersey 08742.
4. 
The availability and opportunity to lease a portion of the Borough's Web Site is limited solely to businesses located in the Borough of Point Pleasant Borough.
5. 
The information to be provided on the Borough's Web Site by businesses located in the Borough of Point Pleasant Borough shall be designed by the Borough of Point Pleasant. The information for the design shall be submitted to the Administration and Finance Subcommittee of the Borough Council and approved by the Administration and Finance Committee as to form and substance.
[Ord. #688, S 4; Ord. #872, S 2; Ord. #92-67, S 1; Ord. #93-2, S 1; Ord. #93-27, S 1; Ord. #94-10, S 1; Ord. #95-2, S 1; Ord. #95-07, S 1; Ord. #95-23, S 1; Ord. #1996-18, S 1; Ord. #97-01, S 1; Ord. #1998-20, S 4; Ord. #16-2005, SS 2, 3; Ord. #2015-06; Ord. #2018-10]
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The office of Municipal Attorney of the Borough is hereby created pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-139.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Attorney shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The term of the Municipal Attorney shall be for one year.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The compensation to the Municipal Attorney shall be that as provided for in a contract of employment.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Attorney shall be an Attorney at Law Licensed to practice in the State of New Jersey and who is in good standing.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The powers and duties of the Municipal Attorney shall be to:
a. 
Provide legal advice and assistance to the Mayor and Council, Administrator, department heads, officer and boards of the Borough, except where prohibited by law or otherwise directed by the Mayor and Council.
b. 
Represent the Borough in all litigation to which it is party, including tax appeals.
c. 
Draft ordinances and resolutions and advise as to their form and sufficiency prior to passage or approval.
d. 
Review and approval all contracts, deeds, documents and instruments prior to execution.
e. 
Conduct appeal from orders, decisions or judgments affecting any interest in the municipality as directed by the Mayor and Council.
f. 
Maintain a record of all actions, suits, proceedings and matters which relate to the Borough's interest and report thereon from time to time the Municipal Administrator or Mayor and Council may require.
g. 
Render opinions, in writing, upon questions of law upon the request of the Mayor and Council or the Municipal Administrator and maintain an index record of all the opinions rendered.
h. 
Attend all meetings of the Mayor and Council and also of other Borough boards, commissions, department or agencies, as directed by the Mayor and Council.
i. 
Supervise and direct the work of any special attorney or counsel the Mayor and Council may authorize.
j. 
Serve as attorney for foreclosure of tax title liens unless otherwise directed by the Mayor and Council.
k. 
Work with and through the office of the Municipal Administrator on all affairs that concern the Mayor and Council.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The office of the Municipal Auditor of the Borough is hereby created.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Auditor shall be appointed by the Mayor with consent of the Council.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The term of the Municipal Auditor shall before one year.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The compensation to the Municipal Auditor shall be that as provided for that as provided for in a contract of employment.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Auditor shall make the annual audit and shall have the powers and perform the duties prescribed by law or the rules and regulations of the Division of Local Finance and the Department of Community Affairs of the State of New Jersey. He/she shall also perform such duties and render such services as may be prescribed by the Mayor and Council.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Office of Emergency Management Coordinator is hereby established pursuant to N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40.1.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Mayor shall appoint an Emergency Management Coordinator from among the residents of the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Emergency Management Coordinator, subject to fulfilling the requirements of N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40.1, shall serve for term of three (3) years.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Emergency Management Coordinator shall be provided compensation as established in the Salary Ordinance of the Borough, as amended.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Emergency Management Coordinator shall:
a. 
Provide those duties as established in N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40.4 and N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40.5.
b. 
Appoint a Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator pursuant to and by the authority of N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40.3.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
Removal of the Emergency Management Coordinator shall be established and provided for as indicated in N.J.S.A. App. A:9-40.2.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
There is hereby established the Borough of Point Pleasant Emergency Management Council as provided for in N.J.S.A. App. A:9-41.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
There is hereby created the office of Municipal Prosecutor of the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Prosecutor shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Municipal Prosecutor shall serve for a period of one year.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The compensation of the Municipal Prosecutor shall be that as provided for in the contract of employment.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The duties of Municipal Prosecutor shall be to conduct prosecution for offenses and ordinance violations cognizable by the Municipal Court of the Borough of Point Pleasant.
Editor's Note: The Office of Chief Financial Officer was originally established by Ordinance No. 856.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Office of the Chief Financial Officer of the Borough is hereby created pursuant to P.L. 1988, c.110.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Chief Financial Officer shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council. No person shall hold office as Mayor or member of Council hold office as Chief Financial Officer.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The term of the Chief Financial Officer shall be for one year from date of confirmation by the Council. Any person who has served as Chief Financial Officer for a period of no less than five (5) consecutive years, who is a holder of a Municipal Finance Officer certificate shall be granted tenure upon filing with the Clerk of the municipality and with the Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs a notification evidencing his or her compliance.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Salary of the Chief Financial Officer shall be established by the Borough Council in the Annual Salary and Wage Ordinance of the Borough as amended.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Chief Financial Officer shall meet the qualification requirements of Chapter 110, public Laws 1988, and any amendments thereto, and the regulations of the State of New Jersey, Department of Community Affairs, Division of Local Government Services which are adopted pursuant to the "Administrative Procedure Act".
[Ord. #872, S 2]
The Chief Financial Officer shall devote full time to the interests of the Borough and shall not hold any outside employment.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
With nine (9) months of the date of his or her appointment, and during his term, the Chief Financial Officer must be a permanent resident of the Borough unless this requirement is waived by resolution of a majority vote of the full membership of the Council.
[Ord. #872, S 2]
a. 
Tenured Office Holders. Persons granted tenure pursuant to subsection 2-25.3 shall continue to hold office during good behavior and efficiency and shall not be removed therefrom except for just cause and then only after a public hearing upon a written complaint setting forth the charge or charges against him/her or her, or upon revocation of certification of the Division of Local Government Services.
The complaint shall be filed with the Municipal Clerk and a certified copy thereof shall be served upon the person so charged, with notice of the designated hearing dated before member of the governing body, which shall be not less than ten (10) days nor later than thirty (30) days from the date of service of the complaint. The hearing date shall be fixed by resolution of the governing body.
The person so charged by the governing body shall have the right to be represented by counsel and the power to subpoena witnesses and documentary evidence. The Superior Court shall have jurisdiction to review the determination of the governing body which court shall hear the cause de novo on the record below and affirm, modify or set aside such determination.
Either party may supplement the record with additional testimony subject to the rules of evidence.
b. 
Non-tenured Office Holders. Persons holding the Office of Chief Financial Officer without tenure may be removed by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the full membership of the Council. The resolution of removal shall become effective three (3) months after the adoption of same by the Council, unless the resolution provides that it shall have immediate effect. In such event, the Council shall cause to be paid to the Chief Financial Officer forthwith any unpaid balance of his or her salary for the next three (3) months following adoption of the resolution.
Prior ordinance history: Ordinance Nos. 1998-21, 2000-26.
[Ord. #2011-02, S 3]
There is hereby established the Cultural Arts, Events and Recreation Advisory Committee of the Borough of Point Pleasant, which shall serve in accordance with the provisions of this section.
[Ord. #2011-02, S 3]
The Cultural Arts, Events and Recreation Advisory Committee shall consist of nine (9) individuals and (2) alternates to be appointed by the Mayor and Council as follows:
a. 
The Mayor or his designee to be appointed for a one (1) year term.
b. 
The Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce shall be requested to appoint a member to the Recreation And Community Affairs Advisory Committee for a one (1) year term.
c. 
A member of the Board of Education to be appointed by the Board of Education for a one (1) year term.
d. 
Three (3) citizen members to be appointed by the Mayor for terms of three (3) years, except the first appointees shall be appointed as follows: one (1) for a term of one (1) year, one (1) for a term of two (2) years, and one (1) for a term of three (3) years.
e. 
Three (3) citizen members to be appointed by the Borough Council for terms of three (3) years, except the first appointees shall be appointed as follows: one (1) for a term of one (1) year, one (1) for a term of two (2) years, and one (1) for a term of three (3) years.
f. 
One (1) citizen member to be appointed by the Mayor for a term of one (1) year to serve as Alternate Member 1.
g. 
One (1) citizen member to be appointed by the Council for a term of one (1) year to serve as Alternate Member 2.
All members shall serve until their respective successors are appointed and qualified. The members shall receive no compensation for their services. In the case of a vacancy at a meeting, Alternate Member 1 shall serve first to fill a vacancy, if present. In the case of two (2) vacancies at a meeting, or in the case of one (1) vacancy and the absence of Alternate Member 1, Alternate Member 2 shall serve to fill the vacancy.
[Ord. #2011-02, S 3]
The members of the Cultural Arts, Events and Recreation Advisory Committee shall elect annually, from among their number, a Chairman and a Vice Chairman. The elected officers shall serve for terms of one (1) year and shall be eligible for reelection in successive years.
[Ord. #2011-02, S 3]
The Cultural Arts, Events and Recreation Advisory Committee shall advise the Mayor, the Borough Council and Superintendent of Recreation concerning recreation and the use of parks and other designated areas for recreational purposes and cultural affairs activities.
a. 
The Cultural Arts, Events and Recreation Advisory Committee shall have the power and duty to:
1. 
Act in an advisory capacity in all matters concerning cultural affairs, recreation and use of parks and recreation programs and recreational areas including the scheduling, maintenance and utilization of recreation areas.
2. 
Participate in the annual budget process as it applies to facilities to accommodate recreation purposes and cultural affairs programs and make recommendations with respect thereto to the Superintendent of Recreation before submission to the Mayor and Council.
3. 
Recommend suitable rules, regulations and bylaws for the use of Borough parks and recreation facilities and the conduct of all persons while on or using the same.
[Ord. #1999-04, Preamble]
N.J.S.A. 40A:14-156, 156.1, 156.2 and 156.3, authorize municipalities to enter into mutual aid and assistance agreements for police services in cases of emergencies.
The County of Ocean consists of thirty-three (33) municipalities, thirty-two (32) of which have municipal police or fire departments operating for or within the Township of Barnegat, Borough of Barnegat Light, Borough of Bay Head, Borough of Beach Haven, Borough of Beachwood, Township of Berkeley, Township of Brick, Township of Dover, Borough of Harvey Cedars, Borough of Island Heights, Township of Jackson, Township of Lacey, Borough of Lakehurst, Township of Lakewood, Borough of Lavallette, Township of Little Egg Harbor, Township of Long Beach, Township of Manchester, Borough of Mantoloking, Borough of Ocean Gate, Township of Ocean, Borough of Pine Beach, Township of Plumsted, Borough of Point Pleasant, Borough of Point Pleasant Beach, Borough of Seaside Heights, Borough of Seaside Park, Borough of Ship Bottom, Borough of South Toms River, Township of Stafford, Borough of Surf City, Borough of Tuckerton and Township of Eagleswood, which regularly interact and provide assistance to each other in police related emergencies.
Each of the aforementioned municipalities in the County of Ocean wish to formalize and refine existing practice by entering into mutual aid agreements.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 1]
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:14-156, N.J.S.A. 40A:14-156.1, et seq., there are hereby established mutual aid agreements among and between this municipality and each of the aforementioned municipalities in the County of Ocean, New Jersey, which shall become effective upon the adoption by one (1) or more of the aforementioned municipalities (hereinafter referred to as "participating municipalities") of reciprocal ordinances to provide mutual aid in police services in case of emergency. This agreement shall apply whenever this municipality may have an emergency within its boundaries requiring additional police assistance to protect life and property, and whenever any of the aforementioned municipalities may experience a similar emergency.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 2]
For purposes of this section, the term "emergency" shall be defined to include situations in which the number of available police officers, in a participating municipality is insufficient to meet the public need in a particular situation and situations where police aid involving special expertise or training is required in order to protect life and property or to assist in suppressing a riot or disorder. No formal declaration of emergency is required to implement the provisions of the Mutual Aid Agreement.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 3]
The Chief or acting head of the Police Department or Mayor, or Chief Executive Officer of a participating municipality, is hereby authorized to request assistance from the Chief or other head of the Police Department of any other participating municipality to provide aid in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:14-156, et seq.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 4]
A participating municipality shall provide police assistance when a valid request in accordance with this Agreement to supply personnel is made, to the extent possible without endangering persons or property within the confines of the providing municipality.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 5]
The members of the providing municipality's Police Department supplying aid shall have the same powers, authority, rights and immunities as the members of the police force of the requesting municipality when aid is being rendered therein. Said members shall also have, while so acting, such rights and immunities as they may otherwise enjoy in the performance of their normal duties in the municipality rendering such assistance.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 6]
These mutual aid agreements established herein by and between the aforementioned municipalities in the County of Ocean shall further authorize mutual police aid and assistance under the County Critical Incident Management Plan as established by the Ocean County Prosecutor, as the Chief Law Enforcement Official in the County. The plan provides for a response by specially trained regional Emergency Response/Special Weapons and Tactics Team in the event of certain hostage, barricade, sniper, high risk armed apprehensions, terrorist or similar situations occurring within a municipality within the County of Ocean.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 7]
Members of the police force of the providing municipality suffering injury, or their legal representatives, if death results while rendering assistance in the requesting municipality, shall be entitled to all such salary, pension rights, workmen's compensation or other benefits, as they would have accrued if such injury or death had occurred in the performance of duties in their own municipality, with such benefits to be the responsibility of the providing municipality.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 8]
A municipality receiving police assistance hereunder pursuant to the terms of the County Critical Incidental Management Plan shall not be required to directly reimburse the regional team for services so provided. The member municipalities shall however, otherwise support the function of the respective regional response teams by providing the necessary manpower, equipment and supplies on an ongoing annual basis pursuant to the terms of the County Critical Incident Management Plan.
Where emergency police aid is otherwise provided under circumstances outside of the County Critical Incident Management Plan, reimbursement shall be pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:14-156, or such other terms and conditions for reimbursement specifically agreed to between specific municipalities.
[Ord. #1999-04, S 9]
This section shall take effect upon final passage and publication according to law. It shall become effective with respect to this municipality's activities with another participating municipality, when such other participating municipality has adopted an ordinance reciprocal to this one, and such ordinance has become effective in that municipality.
[Ord. #2002-06, S 1; Ord. #16-2005, S 5]
Subject to the provisions of the New Jersey Open Public Records Act, N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 et seq., and as otherwise provided by law, all records of the Borough shall be available to the public upon written request therefore, which may, but need not, be made on a form provided by the Borough, a copy of which is on file at the Borough Clerk's Office and has been approved by resolution of the Borough Council, and within such response time or times as may be stated thereon and provided by law.
[Ord. #2002-06, S 2]
Such records may be inspected at the principal office of the Borough during regular business hours and may be copied by hand under the supervision of a representative of the Borough.
Copies of such records may be purchased upon payment of the following fees:
1st to 10th page: $.75 per page
11th to 20th page: $.50 per page
All pages over 20: $.25 per page
[Ord. #2002-06, S 3]
Whenever the nature, format, manner of collation, or volume of a government record embodied in the form of printed matter to be inspected, examined, or copied pursuant to this section is such that the record cannot be reproduced by ordinary document copying equipment in ordinary business size or involves an extraordinary expenditure of time and effort to accommodate the request, the Borough may charge, in addition to the actual cost of duplicating the record, a special service charge that shall be reasonable and shall be based upon the actual direct cost of providing the copy or copies. The requestor shall have the opportunity to review and object to the charge prior to it being incurred.
[Ord. #2002-06, S 4]
The Custodian shall permit access to a Borough record and provide a copy thereof in the medium requested if the Borough maintains the record in that medium. If the Borough does not maintain the record in the medium requested, the Custodian shall either convert the record to the medium requested or provide a copy in some other meaningful medium. If a request is for a record (i) in a medium not routinely used by the Borough; (ii) not routinely developed or maintained by the Borough; or (iii) requiring a substantial amount of manipulation or programming of information technology, the Borough may charge, in addition to the actual cost of duplication, a special charge that shall be reasonable and shall be based on the cost for any extensive use of information technology, or for the labor cost of personnel providing this service, that is actually incurred by the Borough or attributable to the Borough for the programming, clerical, and supervisory assistance required, or both.
[Ord. #2002-06, S 5]
The disclosure of records of any investigation in progress, shall be deemed to be inimical to the public interest and the Borough, and shall not be available for copying, nor shall the public have access thereto, until the investigation shall have been completed and release of such records has been authorized by resolution of the Borough.
[Ord. #2002-06, S 6]
The public shall not have access to the following records:
a. 
Minutes of all meetings until approved by the Borough.
b. 
Reports, opinions and correspondence between the Borough and its Attorney or Engineer which are subject to review by the Borough and/or which are privileged information.
c. 
Employment records of staff and administrative personnel and any matters which would violate the privacy of such employees.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 1]
A Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP) is herewith created in accordance with Chapter 388 of the Laws of 1997, to reward members of the Point Pleasant Borough Volunteer Fire Department and First Aid Squad for their loyal, diligent, and devoted services to the residents of Point Pleasant Borough.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 2]
The LOSAP shall provide for fixed annual contributions to a deferred income account for each volunteer member that meets the criteria set forth below; that such contributions shall be made in accordance with a plan that shall be established by the Borough of Point Pleasant Borough pursuant to P.L.1997, c. 388; and that such plan shall be administered in accordance with the laws of the State of New Jersey; the U.S. Internal Revenue Code; and this section.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 3; amended 10-25-2021 by Ord. No. 2021-18]
The LOSAP shall provide for annual contributions to each eligible member that meets the criteria as follows:
See Subsection 2-29.6 for "Schedule A" for point schedule for the Point Pleasant Borough First Aid Squad LOSAP Program and "Schedule B" for point schedule for the Point Pleasant Borough Fire Department LOSAP Program.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 4]
The LOSAP shall provide for no credit for previous years of service with either the Point Pleasant Borough Fire Department and the Point Pleasant Borough First Aid Squad.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 5]
The estimated cost of the program has been calculated as follows:
For regular annual services: $96,924.00 per year.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 6; amended 10-25-2021 by Ord. No. 2021-18]
Each active volunteer member shall be credited with points for volunteer services provided to the Point Pleasant Borough Fire Department and the Point Pleasant Borough First Aid Squad in accordance with the following schedule:
Schedule A
Point Schedule for the Point Pleasant Borough
First Aid Squad LOSAP Program
(Section 2-29)
No.
Category
Max Points
Comments
1
Calls
40
1 point per dispatched Emergency Response Calls. Percentage as defined according to Squad Bylaws.
2
Training
25
1) Courses under 20 hours duration - 1 point per hour with a maximum of 5 points.
2) Courses of 20 to 45 hours of duration - 1 point per hour for each hour over initial 20 hours, with a maximum of 10 points.
3) Courses over 45 hour duration - 15 points per course.
3
Drills
15
1 point per drill, minimum two-hour drill.
4
Meetings
15
1 point per meeting - attendance at any official meetings of the First Aid Squad.
5
Elected Position
10
10 points for holding an elected position as defined according to the Squad Bylaws.
6
Miscellaneous Activities
10
1 point per First Aid Squad function. Functions include - parades, standby football games, work details, assigned tasks by the Captain/President or any Officer of the Squad and functions authorized by the Squad membership.
7
Years of Service
10
Upon completion of five years “Active Service” as a member in “Good Standing” the member will receive 2 points and an additional 2 points for each additional 5 years of active service as stated above up to a maximum of 10 points. (maximum of 10 points after 25 years)
Total Points
125
To be determined eligible for LOSAP, a member would need to have earned 50 points in the year from a total combined points from any or all of the categories listed above.
Schedule B
Point Schedule for the Point Pleasant Borough
Fire Department Station 75 LOSAP Program
(Section 2-29)
No.
Category
Max. Points
Comments
1
Calls
40
Points assigned based on percentage for each category according to Department Bylaws. If member makes 80% of set percentage then they will receive 20 points (Active 40%, Active Exempt 20%).
2
Drills/Training
20
1 point for every monthly drill attended up to 20 points.
3
Meetings
12
1 point for every monthly meeting.
4
Special Meetings
14
1 point for attendance at the following meetings of the: Ocean County Fireman’s, Point Pleasant Exempt/ Fireman’s Relief Association and any other Special Meetings called by the President.
5
Truck Night or Extra Credit
10
One point for every Truck Night participated in and approved for Extra Credit
6
Departmental Functions
14
1 point per Fire Company Function attended. Functions include Committee Meetings, Funeral Viewing/Service/Burials, Official Ceremonies, Parades, Work Details, Fire Prevention details and tasks assigned by the Chief, President or any officer of the Department.
7
Admin or Line Officer
5
5 points awarded for holding an elected office in the Fire Company as defined according to Company Bylaws.
8
Years of Service
10
Upon completion of 10 years “Active Service” as a member in “Good Standing” the member will receive 2 points and an additional 2 points for each additional 5 years of active service as stated above up to a maximum of 10 points.
Total Points
125
To be determined eligible for LOSAP, a member would need to have earned 50 points in the year from a total combined points from any or all of the categories listed above.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 7]
The LOSAP will require five (5) years of service for each eligible member of either the Point Pleasant Borough Fire Department and/or the Point Pleasant Borough First Aid Squad for vesting purposes.
[Ord. #2002-13, S 8]
This section shall not take effect unless it is approved by voters as a public question at the next general election.
Editor's Note: This section was approved by the voters of the Borough of Point Pleasant at the November 5, 2002 General Election.
[Ord. #2015-23]
Editor's Note: Prior ordinance history: Ordinance No. 2004-14.
The purpose and intent of these regulations is to abide by the requirements of N.J.S.A. 52:27D-20.1 and N.J.A.C. 5:30-17.1 et seq., governing electronic disbursement controls for payroll purposes.
[Ord. #2015-23]
a. 
Approval Officer shall mean person(s) responsible for authorizing and supervising the activities of the payroll service.
b. 
Payroll Service shall mean third-party payroll service organization.
c. 
Municipality shall mean Point Pleasant Borough, Ocean County, New Jersey.
[Ord. #2015-23]
a. 
The Borough is authorized to use a payroll service to prepare payment documentation, take possession of Borough funds, and make such disbursements itself on behalf of the Borough.
b. 
The following payroll service providers shall be required to comply with these regulations;
1. 
Payroll service providers who use their own customized programming process to execute disbursement for the Borough; and
2. 
Payroll service providers who use a third-party processor to execute disbursements for the Borough.
[Ord. #2015-23]
a. 
The appointment of a payroll service shall be pursuant to the Local Public Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq., and shall require the contractor to do the following, not by way of limitation: data collection, agency report preparation, calculation of withholding, direct deposit of payroll disbursements, and/or transfer of Borough funds to contractor's account for subsequent disbursement of payment.
b. 
Any renewal or extension of a contract under these regulations shall be by resolution.
c. 
The Chief Financial Officer is hereby appointed the approval officer and is responsible for authorizing and supervising the activities of the payroll service and shall further be charged with the reconciliation and analysis of all general ledger accounts affected by the activities of the disbursing organization.
d. 
If required by the contract between the Borough and the payroll service, the payroll service is permitted to hold Borough funds pending transmittal to a payee.
[Ord. #2015-23]
a. 
A payroll service must meet all of the following requirements:
1. 
Report any irregularities that may indicate potential fraud, noncompliance with appropriate laws, dishonesty or gross incompetence on the part of the approval officer;
2. 
Report circumstances that could jeopardize its ability to continue operations or otherwise interrupt the services provided to the Borough.
b. 
A payroll service must meet the requirements of N.J.A.C. 5:30-17.5, requiring that the approval officer be assured that the servicer has its own internal controls and appropriately guard against theft and other adverse conditions.
c. 
All contracts entered into pursuant to these regulations and the laws authorizing the same shall comply with the requirements of N.J.A.C. 5:30-17.6, which sets out a series of mandatory contractual terms and conditions.
[Ord. #2015-23]
Upon the adoption of these regulations, the Borough Council, with the assistance of the Chief Financial Officer and the Borough Attorney, as necessary is hereby authorized and directed to enter into a contract for payroll service in accordance with all local public contracting laws and N.J.A.C. 5:30-17. Appointment of the payroll service shall be by separate resolution of the Borough.
[Ord. #19-2005, S 1]
There is hereby established an Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee which shall consist of fifteen (15) members and five (5) alternate members.
[Ord. #19-2005, S 1]
a. 
The Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee shall consist of the Mayor, the Council President of the governing body, and one (1) additional Council member designated by the Borough Council. The Committee shall also have nine (9) at-large members of the community who shall be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Borough Council.
b. 
There shall be five (5) alternates to the Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee who shall be designated as Alternates 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. The alternate members shall be permitted to participate at meetings of the Committee but shall not vote unless a regular member or members are absent, in which case an alternate member in numerical order shall be permitted to vote in the absence of a regular member or members. The terms of all members of the Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee shall be for a term of one (1) year commencing on January 1 of the year of the appointment and ending on December 31 of the year of the appointment. A vacancy occurring otherwise than by expiration of the term shall be filled for the unexpired term. The nine (9) at-large members and five (5) alternate members of the community shall be appointed by the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the Borough Council. The Council President, and an additional Council member designated by the Borough Council can appoint a designee to attend and participate in meetings on his/her behalf.
[Ord. #19-2005, S 1]
The members of the Committee shall serve without compensation.
[Ord. #19-2005, S 1]
a. 
The Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee shall be responsible for the evaluation of properties to be acquired and developed for open space and recreation and conservation purposes, pursuant to the establishment of the annual levy for this purpose under N.J.S.A. 40:12-15.7. The Committee shall make recommendations to the governing body concerning acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, development of lands acquired for recreation and conservation purposes, acquisition of farmland for farmland preservation purposes, historic preservation of historic properties, structures, facilities, sites, areas or objects, and the acquisition of such properties, structures, facilities, sites, areas or objects for historic preservation purposes.
b. 
Nothing contained in this section shall authorize this Committee to enter into any contract or agreement or expend, obligate or otherwise encumber funds of the Borough for any of the purposes set forth in this section, and the powers of the Committee shall be limited to the making of recommendations and providing reports as needed or appropriate to the governing body in accordance with this section.
c. 
The Borough Administrator, Recreation Commission Superintendent, Chairpersons of the Environmental Commission, Recreation Commission, and Planning Board Chairman (or his/her designee), shall be ex-officio members of the Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee and shall have the right to attend and participate at all meetings of the Committee but shall not have a vote on the Committee.
d. 
The Council President of the governing body or his or her Councilman Designee shall be the Chairperson of the Open Space Preservation Advisory Committee. The additional Borough Council member designated by the Borough Council or his or her designee shall be the Vice Chairperson of the Committee.
[Ord. #19-2005, S 1]
a. 
The governing body may make provisions in its budget and appropriate funds for the expenses of the Committee as needed.
b. 
All expenditures must be approved by the governing body of the Borough of Point Pleasant Borough.
Editor's Note: Prior ordinance history: Ordinance No. 27-2005.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
The purpose of this section is to comply with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.3 et seq.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
As used in this section, unless otherwise noted, the terms set forth in this section shall have the meanings delineated within N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.7.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
a. 
The Borough of Point Pleasant, or any agency or instrumentality thereof, shall not enter into a contract having an anticipated value in excess of seventeen thousand five hundred ($17,500.00) dollars, as determined in advance and certified in writing by the Borough of Point Pleasant, with a business entity, except a contract that is awarded pursuant to a fair and open process, if, during the preceding one-year period, that business entity has made a contribution that is reportable by the recipient under N.J.S.A. 19:44A-1 et seq., to any municipal committee of a political party in the municipality if a member of the political party is serving in an elective public office of the Borough of Point Pleasant when the contract is awarded, or to any candidate committee of any person serving in an elective office of the municipality when a contract is awarded.
b. 
A business entity that has entered into a contract having an anticipated value in excess of seventeen thousand five hundred ($17,500.00) dollars with the Borough of Point Pleasant, or any agency or instrumentality thereof, except a contract that is awarded pursuant to a fair and open process, shall not make a contribution, reportable by the recipient under N.J.S.A. 19:44A-1 et seq., to any municipal committee or political party in the municipality if a member of a political party is serving in an elective office of that municipality when the contract is awarded, or to any candidate committee of any person serving in an elective public office of that municipality when the contract is awarded during the term of the contract.
c. 
No such committee shall accept such a contribution from a business entity during the term of its contract with the municipality.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
When a business entity is a natural person, a contribution by that person's spouse or child, residing therewith, shall be deemed to be a contribution by the business entity. When a business entity is other than a natural person, a contribution by an person or other business entity having an interest therein shall be deemed to be a contribution by the business entity. When a business entity is other than a natural person, a contribution by: all principals, partners, officers, or directors of the business entity or their spouses; any subsidiaries directly or indirectly controlled by the business entity; or any political organization organized under Section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code that is directly or indirectly controlled by the business entity, other than a candidate committee, election fund, or political party committee, shall be deemed to be a contribution by the business entity.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
If a business entity makes a contribution that would cause it to be ineligible to receive a public contract, or in the case of a contribution made during the term of a public contract, that would constitute a violation of the Pay to Play Acts, the business entity may request in writing within sixty (60) days of the date on which the contribution was made that the recipient thereof repay the contribution and, if repayment is received within those sixty (60) days, the business entity would again be eligible to receive a contract, or would no longer be in violation, as appropriate.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
Nothing contained in this section shall be construed as prohibiting the awarding of a contract when the public exigency requires the immediate delivery of goods or performance of emergency services.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
Prior to awarding any contract, except a contract that is awarded pursuant to a fair and open process, the Borough of Point Pleasant shall require the business entity to which the contract is to be awarded to provide a written certification that is has not made a contribution that would bar the award of a contract pursuant to this section. A business entity shall have a continuing duty to report to the Election Law Enforcement Commission any contributions that constitute a violation of this section that are made during the duration of a contract.
[Ord. No. 2017-24]
Violations of this section shall result in penalties as prescribed with N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.10 and N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.11.
[Ord. #2008-14, S 1]
The purpose of this section is to create the administrative mechanisms needed for the execution of Point Pleasant Borough's responsibility to assist in the provision of affordable housing pursuant to the Fair Housing Act of 1985.
[Ord. #2008-14, S 2]
As used in this section, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
shall mean the entity responsible for administering the affordability controls of some or all units in the affordable housing program for Point Pleasant Borough to ensure that the restricted units under administration are affirmatively marketed and sold or rented, as applicable, only to low- and moderate-income households.
MUNICIPAL HOUSING LIAISON
shall mean the employee charged by the governing body with the responsibility for oversight and administration of the affordable housing program for Point Pleasant Borough.
[Ord. #2008-14, S 3]
a. 
Establishment of Position of Municipal Housing Liaison. There is hereby established the position of Municipal Housing Liaison for Point Pleasant Borough.
b. 
Subject to the approval of the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) or the Court, the Municipal Housing Liaison shall be appointed by the governing body and may be a full or part-time municipal employee.
c. 
The Municipal Housing Liaison shall be responsible for oversight and administration of the affordable housing program for Point Pleasant Borough, including the following responsibilities which may not be contracted out, exclusive of paragraph 6. which may be contracted out:
1. 
Serving as Point Pleasant Borough's primary point of contact for all inquiries from the State, affordable housing providers, Administrative Agents, and interested households;
2. 
Monitoring the status of all restricted units in Point Pleasant Borough's Fair Share Plan;
3. 
Compiling, verifying, and submitting annual reports as required by COAH;
4. 
Coordinating meetings with affordable housing providers and Administrative Agents, as applicable;
5. 
Attending continuing education opportunities on affordability controls, compliance monitoring, and affirmative marketing as offered or approved by COAH;
6. 
If applicable, serving as the Administrative Agent for some or all of the restricted units in Point Pleasant Borough.
d. 
Subject to approval by COAH or the Court, Point Pleasant Borough may contract with or authorize a consultant, authority, government or any agency charged by the governing body, which entity shall have the responsibility of administering the affordable housing program of Point Pleasant Borough, except for those responsibilities which may not be contracted out pursuant to paragraph c. above. If Point Pleasant Borough contracts with another entity to administer all or any part of the affordable housing program, including the affordability controls and Affirmative Marketing Plan, the Municipal Housing Liaison shall supervise the contracting Administrative Agent.
e. 
Compensation. Compensation shall be fixed by the governing body at the time of the appointment of the Municipal Housing Liaison.
f. 
Administrative Powers and Duties Assigned to the Municipal Housing Liaison. Only the five required responsibilities outlined in paragraph c. above will be handled by Point Pleasant Borough's Municipal Housing Liaison. All other duties will be delegated to an approved Administrative Agent.
[Ord. #2008-08, Preamble]
The State Legislature recently adopted Chapter 92 of the Laws of 2007 (N.J.S.A. 43:15C-1 et seq.) to create the Defined Contribution Retirement Program to provide retirement benefits to various county and municipal officials.
N.J.S.A. 43:15C-2 requires the governing body of each County, municipality, and other local entity to adopt, as appropriate, either a resolution or ordinance to determine the positions that are substantially similar in nature to the advice and consent of the Senate for appointments by the Governor of the State, pursuant to guidelines or policy that shall be established by the Local Finance Board in the Department of Community Affairs, and for which officials appointed to such positions shall be eligible for and shall participate in the Defined Contribution Retirement Program, subject to the provisions of law.
The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Point Pleasant have considered the guidelines issued by the Local Finance Board.
[Ord. #2008-8, S 2]
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 43:15C-2, the following positions are deemed to be eligible for and shall participate in the Defined Contribution Retirement Program:
a. 
Municipal Administrator;
b. 
Municipal Clerk, Tax Assessor, Tax Collector, Chief Financial Officer, Public Works Superintendent, Recreation Superintendent, Construction Official, Registrar of Vital Statistics, and Municipal Court Administrator;
c. 
Municipal Court Judge.
[Ord. #2008-8, S 2]
Individuals serving in the following positions are exempt from Defined Contribution Retirement Program membership, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 43:15C-2:
a. 
Tax Collector;
b. 
Chief Financial Officer;
c. 
Construction Code Official;
d. 
Tax Assessor;
e. 
Registered Municipal Clerk;
f. 
Municipal Administrator;
g. 
Municipal Court Judge;
h. 
Municipal Court Administrator;
i. 
Recreation Superintendent;
j. 
Registrar of Vital Statistics;
k. 
Public Works Superintendent.
[Ord. #2008-8, S 3]
This section shall be implemented, construed and subject to the aforesaid Chapter 92 of the Laws of 2007 (N.J.S.A. 43:15C-1 et seq.) as amended from time to time, and any regulations or guidance documents from the Local Finance Board or the Division of Pensions and Benefits.
[Ord. #2010-17]
There is hereby established a Board of Skate Park Commissioners in the Borough.
[Ord. #2010-17]
The number of members of the Board shall be six (6). The six (6) members of the Board shall be comprised as follows:
a. 
Two (2) members of the Point Pleasant Skate Park Club, as chosen by the Club.
b. 
Two (2) residents or property owners living or owning property within the neighborhood of the Skate Park Club.
c. 
Chairman of the Borough Recreation Commission.
d. 
A member of the Borough Council who also serves as liaison to the Recreation Commission, who shall also serve as Chairman of the Skate Board Park Commission. However, this member of the Skate Board Park Commission shall be a non-voting member.
[Ord. #2010-17]
The Commissioners shall be appointed annually. Vacancies shall be filled for the unexpired terms only.
[Ord. #2010-17]
The members of the Commission shall receive no compensation for their services.
[Ord. #2010-17]
The members of the Board shall be appointed to membership on the Board by the Mayor.
[Ord. #2010-17]
It shall be the responsibility of the Commission to enforce rules and regulations adopted by the Council governing utilization of the Skate Park. In addition, the Commission shall oversee the day to day utilization, care and management of the Park, including ensuring cleanliness of the Park and avoidance of unnecessary nuisance and adverse sound issues upon the neighborhood. The Commission shall appoint up to five (5) delegates who shall assist the Commission with enforcing rules and regulations governing the Skate Park; as adopted by the Borough Council; be in contact with the Borough Department of Public Works concerning garbage pickup and general cleanliness of the Skate Park; attend to the opening and closing of bathrooms; and attend to the opening and closing of the Skate Park. All members of the Skate Park Commission and the appointed delegates shall submit to customary background checks as required by the Borough's Liability Insurance Carrier. In addition, all of the appointed delegates and members of the Skate Park Commission, with the exception of the Chairman of the Borough Recreation Commission and the Borough Council Liaison, shall attend any and all training sessions as required by the Borough's Liability Insurance Carrier at their own cost and expense.
[Ord. #2010-17; Ord. No. 2011-3]
The Skate Park shall be open during the hours as established in Section 3-27.4.
[Ord. #2010-17]
a. 
If violations of the rules and regulations governing the Skate Park are found, a written notice by the Chairman of the Skate Park Commission shall be served on the person or persons responsible for the correction thereof.
b. 
Notice shall be served personally or by regular mail, addressed to the last known address of the person to be served. In the event that the person to be served is believed to be a minor, notice shall be served upon both the minor and an adult residing with the minor. In the case of the occupancy, notice may be posted upon the main entrance door of the building, and in the case of an owner, the last known address shall be the address of the owner as shown in the records of the offices of Tax Assessor.
c. 
The notice shall specify the violation or violations committed, and provide notice that a hearing will be held before the Commission within ten (10) days of the date of the notice.
d. 
At the hearing before the Commission, the Commission shall take testimony and evidence concerning the alleged violation of the Borough rules and regulations governing utilization of the Skate Park and other ordinances and rules and regulations of the Borough. Within ten (10) days thereafter, the Commission shall render a ruling concerning the alleged violation.
e. 
At the hearing provided, the Commission shall hear all parties and make a final determination within the aforementioned ten (10) days. The Commission shall then issue an order incorporating the determination and directions contained in the notice, modifying the notice if deemed necessary.
f. 
In the event that a violation of the Rules and Regulations is found by the Commission, the penalty which can be imposed will include any corrective action, as well as a prohibition for that person, whether a minor or adult, from continuing to enjoy utilization of the Skate Park for a specific period of time. Depending upon the extent of the violation or the number of violations which may have preceded the then pending violation, the penalty may include a lifetime ban from utilization and enjoyment of the Skate Park.
[Ord. #2012-06]
There is hereby created the position of Purchasing Agent for the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. #2012-06]
The Purchasing Agent shall be appointed by the Governing Body.
[Ord. #2012-06]
The purchasing agent is required to possess a valid Qualified Purchasing Agent certificate, as issued by the New Jersey Division of Local Government Services, Department of Community Affairs.
[Ord. #2012-06]
The Purchasing Agent shall have, on behalf of the Governing Body of Point Pleasant Borough, the authority, responsibility and accountability for the purchasing activity pursuant to Local Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq.) to prepare public advertising for and to receive bids and requests for proposals for the provision or performance of goods, services and construction contracts; to award contracts pursuant to New Jersey Law in accordance with the regulations, forms and procedures promulgated by the State regulatory agencies and conduct any activities as may be necessary or appropriate to the purchasing function of the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. #2012-06]
The bid threshold established for the Borough Purchasing Agent shall be the maximum as established by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and/or the New Jersey Legislature. The quote threshold shall be the maximum as established by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and/or the New Jersey Legislature.
[Ord. No. 2017-03]
There is hereby established a Floodplain Management Plan Committee for the Borough of Point Pleasant.
[Ord. No. 2017-03]
The purpose of the Floodplain Management Plan Committee is to assist in coordinating and integrating the Floodplain Management Plan of the Borough of Point Pleasant and other such duties as may be deemed necessary by the Governing Body.
[Ord. No. 2017-03]
a. 
Members of Floodplain Management Plan Committee shall be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Borough Council.
b. 
The Floodplain Management Plan Committee shall consist of ten (10) members, five (5) of whom are representative of the Borough of Point Pleasant and five (5) who are representatives of the public and/or stakeholders.
c. 
The term of office of a member of the Floodplain Management Plan Committee shall be one (1) year and shall run from January 1st of the year in which the appointment is made.
[Ord. No. 2017-03]
The members of Floodplain Management Plan Committee shall receive no salary or compensation for their service.
[Ord. No. 2017-03]
The Governing Body may remove any member of the Floodplain Management Plan Committee with or without cause.