Chapter VIII of the Sanitary Code, State Department of Health,
is hereby made a part of this chapter as though fully incorporated
herein.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Currently boarding homes for children are regulated
by Chapter VI of the New Jersey State Sanitary Code.
Shall mean any house or other place conducted by any person,
persons or combination of persons who advertise themselves or hold
themselves out as conducting a boarding home for children or who have
in their custody or control one (1) or more children unattended by
parent or guardian for the purpose of providing for such children,
with food or clothing, excepting children related to them by blood
or marriage or by them legally adopted.
It shall be unlawful for any person, persons or combination
of persons to conduct a boarding home for children and infants in
the limits of the City of Perth Amboy unless they have first received
a license to conduct such home from the Division of Health of Perth
Amboy.
The Division of Health shall have the right to make any rule
or regulation which it shall from time to time find necessary for
the better control of such homes, and any violation of such rules
or regulations shall be considered a violation of this section of
this chapter.
