[1974 Code § 12-35]
As used in this section:
Shall mean that certain code approved by the State Department
of Health on September 16, 1953 for adoption by reference by local
Boards of Health in accordance with law, being a Code:
Defining and prohibiting certain matters, things, conditions
or acts and each of them as a nuisance;
Prohibiting certain noises or sounds;
Requiring proper heating of apartments;
Prohibiting lease or rental of certain buildings;
Prohibiting spitting in or upon public buildings, conveyances
or sidewalks;
Authorizing the inspection of premises by an enforcing official;
Providing for the removal or abatement of certain nuisances
and recovery of expenses incurred by the Township in removing or abating
such nuisances.
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Whenever the following words, terms or phrases are used in the
Public Health Nuisance Code of New Jersey (1953), they shall have
the following meanings:
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Shall mean the Division of Health in the Department of Health
and Human Services of the Township.
Shall mean the Health Officer who is the head of the Division
of Health in the Department of Health and Human Services.
Shall mean the Township of Woodbridge.
[1974 Code § 12-36]
a.Â
There is hereby established and adopted as the Public Health Nuisance
Code of the Township the whole of the Public Health Nuisance Code
of New Jersey (1953). A printed copy of the Code was annexed to and
incorporated by reference in the ordinance passed on October 14, 1958,
adopting the Code.
b.Â
The Public Health Nuisance Code of New Jersey (1953) is hereby incorporated
in this section by reference and made a part hereof as fully as though
it had been set forth at length herein.
c.Â
In accordance with law, the required number of printed copies of
the Public Health Nuisance Code of New Jersey (1953) have been placed
on file in the office of the Township Clerk and in the office of the
Division of Health in the Department of Health and Human Services
of the Township and shall remain on file in said office for the use
and examination of the public so long as this section shall remain
in effect.
[1974 Code § 12-37; Ord. #84-49 § 1]
Any person who violates or fails to comply with any provision of this section, including the Public Health Nuisance Code of New Jersey (1953) incorporated herein by reference, or notice issued pursuant thereto, shall upon conviction thereof, be liable to the penalty stated in Chapter 1, § 1-5. A separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day during or on which a violation occurs or continues.
[1]
Editor's Note: For State regulation of retail food establishments,
see State Sanitary Code, Chapter XII (N.J.A.C. 8:24-1.1 et seq.).
[1974 Code § 12-32]
a.Â
RETAIL FOOD ESTABLISHMENT CODE OF NEW JERSEY (1965)
As used
in this section:
Shall mean that printed Code approved by the State Department
of Health on or about January, 1965 for adoption by reference in accordance
with law, being a Code controlling food borne illness and food spoilage
which may result from improperly processed or handled food in retail
food establishments as defined by said Code. A printed copy of the
Code was annexed to and incorporated by reference in the ordinance
passed November 16, 1965 adopting said Code.
b.Â
BOARD OF HEALTH
HEALTH AUTHORITY
Wherever
the following words, terms or phrases are used in the Retail Food
Establishment Code of New Jersey (1965), they shall have the following
meanings:
Shall mean the Division of Health in the Department of Health
and Welfare of the Township of Woodbridge.
Shall mean the Division of Health in the Department of Health
and Welfare of the Township of Woodbridge or the properly appointed
general agent thereof.
[1974 Code § 12-33]
There is hereby adopted and incorporated herein by reference
and made a part hereof, as the Retail Food Establishment Code of the
Township, the whole of the Retail Food Establishment Code of New Jersey
(1965), as if set forth herein at length.
[1974 Code § 12-33; Ord. #91-67; Ord. #06-15]
No person shall operate a retail food establishment, restaurant,
itinerant restaurant, mobile retail food establishment, temporary
retail food establishment, agricultural market, tavern, liquor store,
flea market food establishment, maintain a food vending machine or
peddle or vend food from a vehicle within the Township without first
making written application for a license for the conduct of such activity
under the conditions specified.
[1974 Code § 12-33; Ord. #91-67]
The seating capacity of each restaurant shall mean the total
of each chair, stool or other individual unit. Where benches are used
or standing space is offered at a bar or counter, each twenty (20)
inches of linear length of such bench, counter or bar shall constitute
a unit of serving capacity.
[1974 Code § 12-33; Ord. #91-67; Ord. #06-15]
a.Â
Every person who is charged with supervision of the operations of
a food and/or beverage establishment or mobile unit and any other
food personnel deemed necessary by the Department of Health shall
successfully complete a Food Safety and Sanitation education program
in accordance with related notification instructions and offered by
or otherwise acceptable and verifiable to the Department of Health
each calendar year. Additionally, every reasonable effort shall be
made by owners, managers and supervisors for all employees or other
persons who handle food and/or beverages within the aforementioned
establishments to successfully participate in said program each calendar
year.
[1974 Code § 12-34; New]
Any person who violates or fails to comply with any provision of this section, including the Retail Food Establishment Code of New Jersey (1965) incorporated herein by reference, or of any order promulgated thereunder, shall upon conviction thereof, be liable to the penalty stated in Chapter 1, § 1-5. A separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day during or on which a violation occurs or continues.
[1974 Code § 12-86; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
This section shall be known as the "Food and Beverage Vending
Machine Code of the Township of Woodbridge" and may be so cited.
[1974 Code § 12-87; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
Shall mean the Division of Licensing of the Department of
Health and Human Services of the Township of Woodbridge.
Shall mean an individual, partnership, cooperative, association,
corporation, personal representative, receiver, trustee, assignee,
or any other legal entity.
Shall mean any vending machine which does not require electric
current for activation and which dispenses a single product, such
as candy, gum, or nuts by the insertion of a coin or coins, the price
of which being one ($1.00) dollar or less.
Shall mean subchapter 12 of Chapter XII of the State Sanitary
Code (N.J.A.C. 8:24-12.1 et seq.), entitled "Sanitary Requirements
for the Vending of Food and Beverages", as amended effective July
15, 1991, which was promulgated pursuant to N.J.S.A. 26:1A-7 by the
Public Health Council of the State Department of Health for the purposes
of regulating the use, operation and maintenance of food and beverage
vending machines and authorizing the inspection of vending machines
and operations connected therewith.
Shall mean any vending machine as that term is defined in
the State Sanitary Code.
Shall mean any vending machine operator as that term is defined
in the State Sanitary Code.
[1974 Code § 12-88; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
a.Â
There is hereby adopted and incorporated herein by reference and made a part hereof the whole of subchapter 12 of Chapter XII of the State Sanitary Code (N.J.A.C. 8:24-12.1 et seq.), as amended by the definitions set forth in Subsection 35-3.2 hereof, as if set forth herein at length.
b.Â
Copies of the State Sanitary Code have been placed on file in the
office of the Municipal Clerk and in the office of the Department
of Health and Human Services and shall remain on file in said offices
for the use and examination of the public so long as this section
shall remain in effect.
[1974 Code § 12-89; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
No person shall:
a.Â
Engage in the business of operating one (1) or more vending machines
as defined in the State Sanitary Code without first having applied
to, and obtained a permit from the Division of Licensing and paid
the requisite fee therefor. Said operator's permit must be placed
on file at each location within the Township where the vendor operates
one (1) or more vending machines and must be accessible for inspection
by any Township official upon demand.
b.Â
Maintain or allow to be maintained on or in any location in the Township
one (1) or more vending machines without first having applied to and
obtained from the Division of Licensing a license for each such vending
machine, which shall be verified in the form of a sticker to be affixed
by the vendor to each vending machine or machines within ten (10)
calendar days of receipt of the license and the fee paid therefor.
[1974 Code § 12-89; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
Application for and issuance of the permits and licenses referred to in Subsection 35-3.4 shall be made to the Division of Licensing. Each permit shall state the number of licenses to be issued to the vendor at each location.
[1974 Code § 12-91; Ord. #94-84 §§ 6,
8; Ord. #96-62 § 1; Ord. #06-15]
a.Â
The annual fees for permits and licenses referred to in Subsection 35-3.4 are hereby fixed as follows:
1.Â
Permit fee for operation of business, per year: fifty ($50.00) dollars.
2.Â
License fee for each vending machine, per year, as follows:
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Type
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Fee
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Any vending machine other than "Single item non-electric vending
machines" which dispenses items intended for consumption e.g. food,
beverage, water, snack, candy, etc.
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$50.00 per machine
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b.Â
All permits and licenses issued under authority of this section shall
expire on the 31st day of December of each calendar year. Any fees
for permits and licenses, where the application is made on or after
August 1st of the calendar year, shall be only one-half (1/2) of the
required yearly fee for the respective permit and/or license.
c.Â
Permits and licenses may be renewed by January 1st of each year by
application to the Division of Licensing and upon payment of the requisite
fee.
d.Â
The fees for permits and licenses set forth in paragraphs a and b
are imposed for the purpose of raising revenue and for regulation
and control.
[1974 Code § 12-92; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
Permits or licenses issued under the authority of this section
may be suspended, revoked or reinstated by the Director of the Department
of Health and Human Services, after notice to the vendors involved
and a hearing conducted by the Director.
[1974 Code § 12-93; Ord. #96-62 § 1 ]
Every vendor shall comply with all provisions of this section
as well as the State Sanitary Code.
[1974 Code § 12-95; New; Ord. #96-62 § 1]
Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section
shall, upon conviction, be subject to one or more of the following:
a fine not exceeding one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars; imprisonment
for a term not exceeding ninety (90) days; a period of community service
for a term not exceeding ninety (90) days. For purposes of this section
each day and each vending machine shall constitute a separate violation
and be taken as a separate and distinct offense hereof.
[1]
Editor's Note: For State statute on this subject, see N.J.S.A.
24:15A-3 et seq.
[1974 Code § 12-96]
As used in this section:
Shall mean every person, his agent, servant or employee,
engaged in the business of selling, offering or exposing for sale,
food at retail for human consumption, either on or off the premises
where sold.
[1974 Code § 12-97]
No food dealer shall sell or offer or expose for sale, at retail,
any sealed, prepackaged, unprocessed or untreated fresh cut meat or
frozen meat, unless the packaging thereof is colorless and transparent
on all sides, exclusive of labeling, which labeling shall not occupy
more than ten (10%) percent of one (1) side of the package, or which
fresh cut meat or frozen meat is layered or shingled making the entire
contents of the package not wholly visible. This section shall not
apply to meat commonly designated or known as "chopped meat" or "ground
meat."
[1]
Editor's Note: In Gold v. City of Trenton, 121 N.J. Super.
137 (App. Div. 1972), the court held that municipalities may adopt
regulations concerning packaging more restrictive than those fixed
by the legislature as the minimum standards applicable throughout
the entire State.
[1974 Code § 12-98; New]
[Ord. #06-15]
As used in this section:
Shall mean any structure or facility, including but not limited
to, preschool, nursery, play school or cooperative child center, which
is maintained for the care, development or supervision of six (6)
or more children under thirteen (13) years of age who attend for less
than twenty-four (24) hours a day.
The term "child care center" shall not include the following
programs: one where each child attends on a drop in basis for no more
than two (2) hours; programs operated by the Board of Education; programs
operated by a private school solely for educational purposes; Youth
camps licensed under the Youth Camp Safety Act of New Jersey, pursuant
to N.J.S.A. 26:12-1 et seq.; day training centers operated by the
New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities within the Department
of Human Services.
[Ord. #06-15]
No person shall operate a private childcare center facility
without first making written application for a license to the Department
of Health.
[1]
Editor's Note: See City of Newark v. Charlton, 9 N.J. Super.
433, 74 A. 2d 641 (Law Div. 1950) where a similar ordinance was upheld.
For health statute authorizing heating ordinances, see N.J.S.A. 26:3-31m.
[1974 Code § 12-38]
As used in this section:
Shall mean and include, unless otherwise provided by contract
or agreement, the time between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
in a building or portion thereof occupied as a home or place of residence,
and during the usual working hours established and maintained in a
building or portion thereof occupied as a business establishment,
of each day whenever the outer or street temperature shall fall below
fifty (50°F.) degrees Fahrenheit.
Shall mean a written or verbal contract.
[1974 Code § 12-39; Ord. #85-4 § 1]
It shall be the duty of every person who shall have contracted
or undertaken or shall be bound to heat or furnish heat for any building
or portion thereof occupied as a home or place of residence of one
(1) or more persons or as a business establishment where one (1) or
more persons are employed to heat or furnish heat for every occupied
room in such building or portion thereof, so that a minimum temperature
of sixty-eight (68°F.) degrees Fahrenheit shall be maintained
therein during the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. and sixty-five
(65°F.) degrees Fahrenheit during the hours of 11:00 p.m. and
6:00 a.m., from October 1 to May 1. The provisions of this section
shall not apply to buildings or portions thereof used and occupied
for trades, businesses or occupations where high or low temperatures
are essential.
[1974 Code § 12-40]
For the purpose of this section, wherever a building is located
by means of a furnace, boiler or apparatus under the control of the
owner, agent or lessee of such building, such owner, agent or lessee,
in the absence of a contract or agreement to the contrary, shall be
deemed to have contracted, undertaken or bound himself to furnish
heat in accordance with the provisions of this section.
[1974 Code § 12-41; Ord. #84-49 § 1;
New]
[1]
Editor's Note: For power of municipality to make ordinances
for the removal of brush, weeds, debris and the like, see N.J.S.A.
40:48-2.13 et seq.
[1974 Code § 12-64]
As used in this section:
Shall mean brush, ragweed or weeds, dead or dying trees,
stumps, roots, obnoxious growths, filth, garbage, trash or other debris.
Shall mean the Health Officer of the Township who is the
head of the Division of Health in the Department of Health and Human
Services of the Township.
[1974 Code § 12-65]
This section is enacted for the preservation of the public health,
safety and general welfare and the elimination of fire hazards within
the limits of the Township.
[1974 Code § 12-66]
Whenever brush, weeds and debris, as defined in Subsection 35-7.1, are present or have accumulated on any land in the Township in such a manner as to constitute a menace or be detrimental to public health, safety and general welfare or constitute or be likely to present a fire hazard, then the owner or tenant of the land shall remove or destroy or cause to be removed or destroyed any such materials, within the time and in the manner prescribed in the notice referred to and served as provided in subsections 35-7.5 and 35-7.6.
[1974 Code § 12-67; Ord. #06-15]
The Director of Health and/or Health Officer shall cause inspections of land to be made from time to time by representatives of the Department of Health and Human Services of the Township to ascertain whether conditions exist in violation of Subsection 35-7.3. These representatives shall report any such violations to the Director of Health and/or the Health Officer.
[1974 Code § 12-68; Ord. #96-69 § 1]
a.Â
Upon receipt of the report mentioned in Subsection 35-7.4 or upon its own inspection, the Division of Health shall cause notice to be given to the owner or tenant of such land to remove or destroy the brush, weeds or debris within ten (10) days.
b.Â
Such notice shall also state:
1.Â
That failure to accomplish such removal or destruction within the
time stated therein will result in such removal or destruction by
or under the direction of the Division of Health.
2.Â
That the cost of such removal or destruction shall be charged to
the owner of the lands and be payable to the Township within thirty
(30) days after the date of submission of the charges to the owner.
3.Â
That unless the charges are paid within the thirty (30) day period
prescribed above, such charges shall become a lien upon the lands
and be collected as provided in N.J.S.A. 40:48-2.14 and enforced by
the same officers and in the same manner as taxes.
c.Â
The ten (10) day period set forth in Subsection a shall not apply to repeat offenders of this section. Said repeat offenders may immediately be issued a summons by the Enforcement Officer of the Township for a violation of this section. For purposes of this section, repeat offender shall mean an owner and/or tenant who has previously been convicted of a violation of the provisions of this section on at least one (1) other occasion.
[1974 Code § 12-69]
a.Â
The notice prescribed by Subsection 35-7.5 shall be given to the owner of such land, and also to the tenant thereof, if any. The notice to the owner may be given either personally or by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, at the address to which tax bills are sent, and to the tenant, if any, addressed to the premises from which the brush, weeds or debris are to be removed or destroyed.
b.Â
When notice is sent by registered or certified mail, the ten (10)
day period within which such removal or destruction shall be accomplished
shall be deemed to have commenced to run from the date of the return
receipt of such registered or certified mail obtained by the postal
authorities for the delivery of such mail.
[1974 Code § 12-70]
In case the owner or tenant of any lands, who is served with the notice described in Subsection 35-7.6, fails, neglects or refuses to effect the removal or destruction of the substances and growths demanded, and within the ten (10) day period provided in Subsection 35-7.5 then the Division of Health shall remove or destroy or under its direction cause the removal or destruction of the same.
[1974 Code § 12-71]
The Health Officer shall keep an accurate account of the cost
of any such removal or destruction and charge the same to the special
services account. The Health Officer shall certify the cost thereof
to the Council who shall examine the certificate, and if found correct
shall cause the cost as shown therein to be charged against the lands.
The amount so charged shall, if not paid within thirty (30) days,
become a lien upon such lands and shall be added to and become and
form part of the taxes next to be assessed and levied upon the lands.
Such amount shall bear interest at the same rate as taxes and shall
be collected and enforced by the same officers and in the same manner
as taxes.
[1974 Code § 12-72]
It shall be the duty of the Division of Health of the Township
to enforce the provisions of this section.
[1974 Code § 12-73; Ord. 96-69 § 2]
a.Â
Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section
shall, upon conviction be subject to one or more of the following:
a) A fine not exceeding one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars; b) Imprisonment
for a term not exceeding ninety (90) days; c) A period of community
service for a term not exceeding ninety (90) days.
For purposes of this section, each day shall constitute a separate
violation and be taken as a separate and distinct offense hereof.
[1974 Code § 12-1; Ord. #06-15]
As used in this section:
Shall mean the Health Officer or other official authorized
by the Division of Health in the Department of Health and Welfare
to enforce this section.
Shall mean any artificially manufactured or constructed swimming
pool or tank permanently or temporarily established or maintained
upon any premises by any individual for his own or his family's use
or the use of guests of his household, which has a capacity for a
water depth of more than eighteen (18) inches and whether maintained
above or below ground level.
Shall mean any artificially manufactured or constructed swimming
pool or tank permanently or temporarily established or maintained
upon any premises by any individual for his own or his family's use
or the use of guests of his household, which has a capacity for a
water depth of eighteen (18) inches or less and whether maintained
above or below ground level.
[1974 Code § 12-2]
No person shall establish, construct or maintain a private swimming
pool without first having obtained a permit therefor.
[1974 Code § 12-3; Ord. #06-15]
a.Â
Application for a permit shall be made to the Construction Official
on forms appropriately furnished.
b.Â
The application, in addition to the information required by the Construction
Official, shall specify:
1.Â
Dimensions of pool.
2.Â
Water volume.
3.Â
Filter turnover rate.
4.Â
Description of water inlet system.
5.Â
Description of method of disinfection.
6.Â
Description of method of disposal of water (draining and backwashing).
7.Â
Statement of the maximum number of persons who will be allowed to
use the pool at any one (1) time.
[1974 Code § 12-4]
a.Â
The application, together with the information specified in the preceding
subsection, shall be forwarded by the Construction Official to the
Division of Health in the Department of Health and Welfare.
b.Â
Within thirty (30) days after receiving a properly executed application,
the Division of Health shall:
1.Â
Approve the application and so indicate to the Construction Official;
or
2.Â
Approve the application subject to additional safeguards deemed necessary
for the safeguard of public health and so indicate to the Construction
Official; or
3.Â
Reject the application and so indicate to the Construction Official.
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Subsection 35-8.5, Issuance of Permit;
Permit Fee, previously codified herein and containing portions of
1974 Code § 12-5, was repealed in its entirety by Ordinance
No. 06-15.
[1974 Code § 12-6]
No person shall make or cause to be made any alterations or
modifications in any pool if such changes or modifications may affect
public health.
[1974 Code § 12-7]
There shall be no physical connection between a potable water
supply system and such pools at a point below the maximum overflow
system or to a recirculating or heating system of a pool unless such
physical system shall be so installed and operated so that no pool
water can be discharged or siphoned into the potable water system.
There shall be at least a six (6) inch minimum air gap between the
water supply and the spill rim of the pool and such water supply inlet
shall be installed as a rigid stand pipe. In no case shall a garden
hose when used for filling a pool, be inserted below the maximum water
level.
[1974 Code § 12-8]
All permanent private swimming pools constructed after June
10, 1960 shall be provided with not over two (2) inch diameter galvanized
iron pipe or approved equal drain extending to either a brook or storm
sewer. No pool drain, whether from a permanent or temporary pool shall
be connected directly or indirectly to the sanitary sewer.
[1974 Code § 12-9]
a.Â
All pools shall be so designed and constructed as to facilitate emptying
and cleaning and shall be maintained and operated in such manner as
to be clean and sanitary at all times.
b.Â
All pools shall be constructed, installed and maintained as to provide
necessary equipment for chlorination and other disinfection and filtering
to comply with the latest recommendations made by the American Public
Health Association and of the State Department of Health.
c.Â
Failure to maintain the sanitary quality of the water prescribed
by this subsection or to restore such water to the required quality
within the time prescribed by the Division of Health shall be deemed
sufficient cause for revocation of the permit.
[1974 Code § 12-10]
No person shall:
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Subsection 35-8.11, Noise, previously
codified herein and containing portions of 1974 Code § 12-11,
was repealed in its entirety by Ordinance No. 06-15.
[1974 Code § 12-12; New]
[1974 Code § 12-13]
The Code established and adopted by this section is described
and commonly known as the "Swimming Pool Code of New Jersey (1955),"
and may be so cited.
[1974 Code § 12-14]
a.Â
SWIMMING POOL CODE OF NEW JERSEY (1955)
1.Â
2.Â
3.Â
As used
in this section:
Shall mean that certain Code approved by the State Department
of Health on May 9, 1955 for adoption by reference by local Boards
of Health in accordance with law, being a Code:
Regulating and controlling the location and construction, alteration
and operation of swimming pools as therein defined;
Regulating and controlling the issuance of licenses to locate
and construct, alter or operate swimming pools as therein defined;
and
Declaring and defining certain swimming pools as nuisances.
b.Â
BOARD OF HEALTH
REGISTERED MAIL
Whenever
the following words, terms or phrases are used in the Swimming Pool
Code of New Jersey (1955), they shall have the following meanings:
Shall mean the Division of Health in the Department of Health
and Welfare of the Township;
Shall mean certified mail.
[1974 Code § 12-15]
This section shall not be deemed to apply to or include swimming[1] or wading pools established or maintained upon any premises
by any individual for his own or his family's use or for the use of
guests of his household.
[1]
Editor's Note: For definition of swimming pool, see Section
1.1 of the Swimming Pool Code of New Jersey (1955).
[1974 Code § 12-16]
a.Â
Pursuant to and in accordance with the Public Health and Sanitation
Codes Adoption by Reference Act (N.J.S.A. 26:3-69.1 to 26:3-69.6)
there is hereby established and adopted as the Swimming Pool Code
of the Township the whole of the Swimming Pool Code of New Jersey
(1955). A printed copy of the Code was annexed to and incorporated
by reference in the ordinance passed on December 9, 1958 adopting
the Code.
b.Â
The Swimming Pool Code of New Jersey (1955) is hereby incorporated
in this section by reference and made a part hereof as though it had
been set forth at length herein.
[1974 Code § 12-17]
In accordance with law, the required printed copies of the Swimming
Pool Code of New Jersey (1955) have been placed on file in the office
of the Director of the Division of Health in the Department of Health
and Welfare of the Township and in the office of the Township Clerk
and shall remain permanently in the offices for the use and examination
of the public.
[1974 Code § 12-18]
No person shall locate and construct, alter or operate a swimming
pool until a license therefor has been obtained as provided in this
section.
[1974 Code § 12-19]
Every application for a license under this section shall be
made to the Division of Health in the Department of Health and Welfare
of the Township.
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Subsection 35-9.8, License Fees and
Charges, previously codified herein and containing portions of 1974
Code § 12-21 was repealed in its entirety by Ordinance No.
06-15.
[1974 Code § 12-21]
Licenses issued for the operation of a swimming pool shall expire
annually on January 1st. Application for renewal thereof shall be
submitted together with the required fee prior to January 1st of each
year.
[1974 Code § 12-22]
a.Â
Licenses required by this section may be suspended or denied by the
Director of the Division of Health in the Department of Health and
Welfare for failure to comply with this section.
b.Â
The Director of the Division of Health shall afford the person whose
license to locate and construct, alter or operate has been suspended
or denied, an opportunity to be heard in public hearing. Following
such hearing, the person shall be informed of the decision of the
Director of the Division of Health as provided in Section 2 of the
Swimming Pool Code of New Jersey (1955).
[1974 Code § 12-23]
Nothing in this section shall be construed to constitute a waiver
of the requirements of applicable building code and zoning ordinance
requirements.
[1974 Code § 12-24]
[1974 Code § 12-114; Ord. #3-15-77 § 1]
Previous to the issuance of any soil disturbance permit or a
permit to demolish or construct a building, structure or roadway,
an applicant must first secure a certification from the Health Department
of the Township of Woodbridge, and the certification shall indicate
whether or not the applicant is required to have certain extermination
procedures complied with.
[1974 Code § 12-115; Ord. #3-15-77 § 2]
If the Director of Health or his or her delegated representative
determines that the soil disturbance and/or demolition is of sufficient
magnitude so as to necessitate an extermination procedure, then the
applicant shall be obligated to fulfill the following conditions:
a.Â
The applicant shall secure the services of a licensed professional
exterminator, and the exterminator shall provide the Health Department
with a detailed proposal as to the method that the exterminator will
utilize to prevent infestation of rodents and vermin at the proposed
building site.
b.Â
The exterminator shall specifically indicate the chemical or chemicals
to be used by him so as to perform the extermination process. He shall
further provide information as to the quantity of pesticide being
utilized and where specifically it will be applied.
c.Â
The exterminator must also indicate in his proposal as to the frequency
of application of the pesticide.
d.Â
The exterminator must also certify in writing that in his professional
opinion the extermination process he proposes will reasonably maintain
the site free from rodent and vermin infestation during the period
of construction and/or demolition and for a reasonable time thereafter.
[1974 Code § 12-116; Ord. #3-15-77 § 3]
If the Director of Health or his or her delegated representative determines that the soil disturbance and/or demolition is not of sufficient magnitude so as to necessitate an extermination procedure, then the Health Department shall issue a waiver in writing to the applicant and the applicant shall then file same with the Building Department. The issuance of such a waiver shall be conditional upon the Health Department's subsequent inspection of the site when the ground is opened. If at the time of ground opening the Health Department determines that an extermination procedure is warranted, then the waiver shall be forthwith revoked and subsections 35-10.2, 35-10.4, 35-10.5 and 35-10.8 shall be complied with by the applicant.
[1974 Code § 12-117; Ord. #3-15-77 § 4]
The applicant shall also agree in writing to permit representatives
of the Health Department to inspect the premises during reasonable
hours without advance notification so as to provide the Health Department
with any and all information it needs so as to substantiate that the
exterminator is complying with the extermination proposal that had
been submitted to the Health Department by the exterminator.
[1974 Code § 12-118; Ord. #3-15-77 § 5]
Previous to the issuance of any Certificates of Occupancy the
Health Department must certify in writing to the Building Department
that the applicant has fully complied with the provisions of this
section. The written certification shall be known as an Extermination
Completion Certification.
[1974 Code § 12-119; Ord. #3-15-77 § 6;
Ord. #06-15]
There shall be a Health Department soil disturbance/demolition
inspection fee as follows:
|
Residential
|
$25
|
|
Commercial or Industrial
|
$100
|
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Subsection 35-10.7, Exemptions, previously
codified herein and containing portions of 1974 Code § 12-120
and Ordinance 3-15-77 was repealed in its entirety by Ordinance No.
06-15.
[1974 § 12-121; Ord. #3-15-77 § 8]
The Health Department shall enforce the provisions of this section.
[1974 Code § 12-122; Ord. #3-15-77; New]
[1]
Editor's Note: Prior ordinance history includes portions of
1974 Code §§ 12-74, 12-76, 12-77, 12-78, 12-80 — 12-85
and Ordinance No. 86-5.
[Ord. #09-91]
As used in this section:
Shall mean a place within or on the grounds of a property
where at least one (1) unit on the premises is rented out for occupancy
and there is an establishment or other premises wherein there is installed
and offered for use by the residents of the complex or building one
(1) or more machines or devices which, upon insertion of a coin(s)
or token or by other means, provide self-service cleaning or drying
facilities for clothes, linings and similar materials.
Shall mean an establishment, store or other premises wherein
there is installed and offered for use by the general public one (1)
or more machines or devices which, upon insertion of a coin(s) or
token or by other means, provide self-service cleaning or drying facilities
for clothes, linings and similar materials.
Shall mean the Department of Health and Human Services of
the Township or an authorized representative thereof.
Shall have the same meaning as the term "license."
[Ord. #09-91]
Each person who is the owner, operator or manager of a business
of maintaining and operating a coin-operated or self-service launderettes
for personal or individual use, where made available to the public,
shall provide an attendant who is familiar with the operation of machines
therein installed and operated in connection with the business and
other machines installed on the premises used therein and who shall
be in attendance at all times when such machines are made available
for hire.
[Ord. #09-91]
It shall be unlawful for any coin-operated or self-service launderettes
to operate during the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. on Sundays
and weekdays.
[Ord. #09-91]
All machinery used in any coin-operated or self-service launderettes
establishment or apartment building launderettes shall be operated
in such manner so as to cause no unnecessary or unreasonable noise
or vibration to the detriment or well-being of the neighborhood.
[Ord. #09-91]
The entire premises devoted to the conduct of coin-operated
or self-service launderettes establishments and apartment building
launderettes shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition at all
times, and all areas where the actual work for washing, laundering,
drying or cleaning is performed shall be adequately ventilated and
provided with sufficient natural or artificial light.
[Ord. #09-91]
Apartment building launderettes shall post the name, address
and phone number of the operator of the launderettes on each premises.
Sign shall also state "report problems or concerns with machines or
this facility to operator." At a minimum, one (1) sign shall be on
the entrance door to the premises of the launderette and one (1) sign
shall be posted in a conspicuous location within the premises. The
signs shall be at least twelve (12) inches high by twelve (12) inches
long, of durable construction and material such as plastic or metal,
and shall be clear and easily read.
[Ord. #09-91]
No person shall conduct or operate or engage in the conduct or operation of a coin-operated or self-service launderette establishments or apartment building launderettes, as defined in Subsection 35-11.1 hereof, without first obtaining a license from the Department of Health and Human Services.
The license fee for coin-operated or self-service launderettes
establishments shall be ten ($10.00) dollars to operate each machine
or unit.
The license fee for apartment building launderettes shall be
five ($5.00) dollars for each machine or unit.
[Ord. #09-91]
A license issued under this section shall be for a term of one
(1) year commencing on January 1st of each year and expiring annually
on December 31st. Permits not renewed within sixty (60) days of expiration
date shall be subject to a late fee of an additional twenty (20%)
percent of the total license fee.
[Ord. #09-91]
Licenses issued under this section may be revoked or suspended
by the Township Health Officer as the head of the Department of Health
and Human Services for any violation of the provisions of this section
or of the applicable provisions of any other ordinance of the Township,
or any false statement made in the application for the license, subject
to a right of appeal.
[Ord. #09-91]
[Ord. #06-15]
The Department of Health of the Township of Woodbridge, County
of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, does hereby adopt the current New
Jersey State Sanitary Code, Chapter 8, Body Art Procedures, N.J.A.C.
8:27-1, et seq. and all future amendments thereto. Any person who
fails to comply with the provisions of N.J.A.C. 8:27-1 et seq. while
performing such work is in violation of this section.
[Ord. #06-15]
a.Â
An application for an initial license for a period ending on the
last day of the calendar year in which the license is issued shall
be made to the Department of Health of the Township of Woodbridge
accompanied by a fee in the amount of two hundred ($200.00) dollars.
b.Â
The renewal license for engaging in the business of operating an
establishment subject to this chapter within the Township of Woodbridge
shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars per year. All licenses expire
on the last day of each calendar year. Licenses are not transferable.
All license renewals must be procured with the Health Department prior
to the end of the calendar year of the current license.
[Ord. #07-52]
As used in this section, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
Shall mean any person who is licensed to engage in cosmetology.
Shall mean any one (1) or combination of the practices as
outlined in N.J.S.A. 45:5B-3(j) when done on the human body for cosmetic
purposes and not for the treatment of disease or physical or mental
ailments and when done for payment either directly or indirectly or
when done without payment for the general public.
Shall mean any person designated by the Health Officer to
act for him/her in the performance of his/her duties.
Shall mean an Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") or
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection ("NJDEP") registered
product with demonstrated bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal activity
used in accordance with manufacturer's instruction.
Shall mean the Health Officer of the Township of Woodbridge
or his/her duly authorized representative.
Shall mean any establishment engaged in the practice of cutting,
shaping, polishing or enhancing the appearance of the nails of the
hands or feet, including, but not limited to the application and removal
of sculptured or artificial nails.
Shall mean a person who, for compensation, cuts, shapes,
polishes or enhances the appearance of the nails of the hands or feet,
including but not limited to the application and removal of sculptured
or artificial nails.
Shall mean a person who owns, leases, or manages a salon,
or any licensed person performing manicuring.
Shall mean a person who owns a salon establishment and is
responsible for upholding the regulations of this chapter in all areas
of the establishment.
Shall mean an individual, firm, partnership, company, corporation,
trustee, association or any public or private entity.
Shall mean the individual present in a nail salon that is
the apparent supervisor of the nail salon at the time of inspection.
If no individual claims to be a supervisor, then any employee present
is deemed to be the person in charge for the purposes of this chapter.
Shall mean safe and clean salon conditions that prevent the
spread of communicable diseases and protect the public health and
welfare.
Shall mean a separate room with more than one (1) work station,
or a private room set aside to serve one (1) customer at a time.
Shall mean a chair, countertop and floor space set aside
for the purpose of serving a customer, including floor space for the
operator to stand while serving the customer.
[Ord. #07-52]
a.Â
No person shall maintain or operate any nail salon without having
a valid license issued by the Health Officer. Only a person who complies
with the requirements of this section shall be entitled to receive
or retain such a license.
b.Â
Every nail salon must comply with local planning and zoning regulations
and all other applicable ordinances before being issued a license.
c.Â
Application for a license shall be made on forms furnished by the
Health Officer. All licenses are valid for one (1) year or a portion
thereof and are renewable on June 1 of each year.
d.Â
Every applicant for a license to operate a nail salon shall pay an
annual license fee of one hundred ($100.00) dollars to cover the cost
of the annual inspection. The annual license fee shall be due and
payable on or before the first day of June each year. Any applicant
whose check is returned unpaid to the Board of Health shall be required
to pay a returned check fee of twenty ($20.00) dollars.
e.Â
No license shall be issued or renewed until a completed application
has been submitted, the license fee has been paid and the nail salon
meets the requirements set forth in this section and all other applicable
State and local regulations.
f.Â
Licenses shall be valid until May 31 of each year as noted on the
license unless suspended by the Health Officer, or until such time
as the facility changes owners, closes, or goes out-of-business.
g.Â
Licenses shall not be transferable from person to person or from
location to location. Any planned change in ownership of a facility
must be reported promptly to the Board of Health and such changes
must be approved by the Board of Health prior to the issuance of an
operating license.
h.Â
Licenses must be displayed in a prominent location within the establishment
where patrons can observe it.
[Ord. #07-52]
a.Â
The Health Officer shall promulgate such rules and procedures as
are necessary to ensure compliance with this section.
b.Â
The Health Officer or his/her designee shall inspect, at his/her
discretion each nail salon as is necessary for the enforcement of
this section.
c.Â
The Health Officer or his/her designee, after proper identification,
shall be permitted to enter, during normal operating hours, any portion
of any nail salon for the purpose of making inspections to determine
compliance with this section.
d.Â
In the event that the Health Officer or his/her designee finds unsanitary
conditions in the operation of a nail salon, or if a violation or
multiple violations occur, the Health Officer or his/her designee
may immediately issue a written notice to the license holder, or person
in charge, citing such conditions, specifying the corrective action
to be taken and time frame within which such action shall be taken.
If corrective action is not made in the allotted time, the licensee
may be fined and/or the license shall be suspended.
[Ord. #07-52]
A one hundred ($100.00) dollar inspection fee, in addition to
the annual license fee, shall be imposed upon any nail salon as follows:
a.Â
For each inspection carried out pursuant to a complaint when such
inspection results in a determination that said nail salon is in violation
of any of the provision of this section.
[Ord. #07-52]
a.Â
General Cleanliness. Each salon shall be maintained to provide a
safe and sanitary environment. All facilities shall be kept clean,
sanitary and in good repair.
b.Â
Disinfection of Reusable Equipment.
1.Â
After each use on a patron, all electrical and nonelectrical instruments
shall be thoroughly cleaned to remove foreign matter, treated with
an approved disinfectant and stored in a protected manner until their
next use.
2.Â
Disinfectants shall be changed in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions to ensure complete disinfection. No sediment from the
item being disinfected shall be allowed to remain in the bottom of
the disinfection container.
c.Â
Disposable and Single-Use Equipment:
1.Â
Disposable or single-use articles shall be disposed of in a waste
receptacle after use on each patron unless stored in a separate closed
clean container labeled with the patron's name and used only on that
patron.
2.Â
All disposable or single-use articles that come into contact with
blood and/or body fluids shall be enclosed in sealable plastic bags
prior to being placed in the waste receptacle.
3.Â
All sharp or pointed articles shall be disposed of in a puncture-proof
container.
d.Â
Sanitation of Foot Spas and Water-Baths.
1.Â
An antimicrobial additive shall be placed in each foot spa or water-bath
during use.
2.Â
After each patron, the salon shall drain all water and debris, properly
disinfect and dry the foot spa or water-bath.
3.Â
At the end of each day, the salon shall remove and wash any filter
in disinfectant and flush the foot spa or water-bath with cleanser
and water.
f.Â
Cosmetics.
1.Â
When only a portion of a cream, liquid, powder or other cosmetic
preparation is to be removed from the container, it shall be removed
in such a way as not to contaminate the remaining portion.
2.Â
Multi-use of cosmetic applicators is prohibited. This includes the
use of lipsticks, powder puffs, makeup brushes and sponges which are
not disposable.
3.Â
Lotions and powders shall be dispensed from a sanitary self-dispensing
container.
g.Â
Operators.
1.Â
Operators shall thoroughly wash their hands with soap and water immediately
after using the toilet, eating or smoking. Before serving each customer,
operators shall thoroughly wash their hands with soap or hand disinfectant.
2.Â
No operator shall remove warts or moles or treat any disease of a
patron, nor perform any medical procedure such as an injection, nor
dispense any medical device.
3.Â
All operators shall have an exclusion policy for people with a communicable
disease that may be transmitted through the services of a nail technician.
4.Â
No individual shall perform procedures requiring licensure by the
New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology without possessing such a valid
license.
5.Â
No individual shall perform procedures requiring licensure by the
New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology without having such license
visible and present on site.
i.Â
Toilet and Sink Facilities.
1.Â
Each salon shall provide adequate toilet and hand-washing facilities
for patrons and employees.
2.Â
Toilet and hand-washing facilities shall be in working condition
at all times, and kept clean and sanitary.
3.Â
Each hand-washing sink shall have a soap dispenser and disposable
towels or an air dryer for hand drying.
k.Â
Floors, Walls, and Ceilings. Floors, walls and ceilings shall be
kept clean and in good repair.
[Ord. #07-52]
a.Â
Failure to comply with the provisions of this section and applicable
state regulations shall be grounds for suspension of any license issued
under the provisions of this section.
b.Â
The Health Officer may suspend, without warning, prior notice or
hearing, any license to operate a nail salon if the operation constitutes
an imminent hazard to public health including, but not limited to,
any one of the following:
1.Â
There is an outbreak of an infectious, pathogenic or toxic agent
capable of being transmitted to consumers.
2.Â
There is an absence of potable water, supplied under pressure, in
a quantity which, in the opinion of the Health Officer, is capable
of meeting the needs of the facility.
3.Â
There is a sewage backup into the facility.
4.Â
An unlicensed individual is performing procedures requiring licensure
by the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology.
c.Â
Suspension shall be effective immediately upon delivery of the written
order to the license holder or person in charge of the facility by
the Health Officer or his/her designee. When a license is suspended,
all nail salon operations shall cease immediately and shall not resume
until written approval to resume has been issued by the Health Officer.
The Health Officer or his/her designee shall remove a suspended license
from the premises.
d.Â
When a license is to be suspended, the holder of a license, or the
person in charge, shall be notified in writing of the suspension,
and an opportunity for a hearing will be provided if a written request
for hearing is filed with the Health Officer by the holder of the
license within two (2) business days. If no written request for a
hearing is filed within two (2) business days, the suspension is sustained.
The Health Officer may end the suspension at any time by giving written
notice to the license holder if reasons for suspension no longer exist.
e.Â
Upon receiving a request for a hearing, the Health Officer shall
schedule a hearing not later than fifteen (15) business days from
the date of actual receipt of the request to afford the owner the
opportunity to present evidence and argument on all facts or issues
involved and to examine the merits of such suspension.
f.Â
The Health Officer shall examine the merits of such suspension and
render a decision in writing to vacate, modify, or affirm such suspension
within fifteen (15) business days of the date of the hearing held
under this section.
g.Â
Whenever a license has been suspended, the holder of the suspended
license may make written request for license reinstatement. Within
fifteen (15) business days following receipt of a written request,
including a statement signed by the applicant that, in his or her
opinion, the conditions causing the suspension have been corrected,
the Health Officer or his or her designee shall make a reinspection.
If the Health Officer or his or her designee determines that the applicant
has complied with the requirements of this section, the license shall
be reinstated and returned to the license holder.
[Ord. #07-52]
The Health Officer shall designate a time and place to conduct
the hearings provided for in this section. The Health Officer shall
make a final finding based upon the complete hearing record and shall
sustain, modify or rescind any notice or order considered in the hearing.
The Health Officer shall furnish a written decision to the license
holder within fifteen (15) business days of the hearing date. A request
for a hearing shall not stay any suspension or denial of a license
until such time as a hearing has been held and a decision rendered
thereon.
[Ord. #07-52]
A notice or order provided for in this section is properly served
when it is delivered to the license holder or person in charge, posted
at a conspicuous location on the building, or when it is sent by registered
or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last known address
of the holder of the license. A completed and signed inspection report
shall constitute a written notice.
[Ord. #07-52]
Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the
provisions of this chapter shall upon conviction be punished by a
fine not exceeding one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars, imprisonment
for a term not exceeding ninety (90) days or a period of community
service not exceeding ninety (90) days, or a combination thereof,
and each violation of any of the provisions of this section and each
day the same is violated shall be deemed and taken to be a separate
and distinct offense.
[Ord. #07-52]
Should any subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase
of this section be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any reason,
the remainder of said section shall not be affected thereby.
[Ord. #07-52]
In any case where a provision of this section is found to be
in conflict with a regulation of the State Department of Health and
Senior Services, Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of
Consumer Affairs or any other State law or regulation, on the effective
date of this section, the provision which establishes the higher standard
for the promotion and protection of the health and safety of the people
shall prevail.
[Ord. #07-52]
This section becomes effective twenty (20) days after adoption
and publication in accordance with law.
[Ord. No. 2016-73]
The purpose of this section is to license establishments that
sell electronic smoking devices.
The funds collected by licensing of such establishments shall
be used to fund the development and maintenance of a Tobacco Age of
Sale Enforcement Program and other smoking cessation, prevention and
control programs.
[Ord. No. 2016-73]
As used in this section:
Shall mean the Department of Health and Human Services of
Woodbridge Township.
Shall mean an electronic or other powered device that can
be used to deliver nicotine or other substances to the person inhaling
from the device, including but not limited to, an electronic cigarette,
cigar, cigarillo or pipe.
Shall mean the time period covering January 1st through December
31st of the year for which a license is issued pursuant to this section.
Shall mean any establishment that sells or offers for sale
electronic smoking device products designed for consumption through
inhalation.
Shall mean every delivery of electronic smoking devices,
whether the same is by direct sale or the solicitation or acceptance
of an order, including the exchange, barter, trafficking, keeping
and exposing for sale, displaying for sale, delivering for value,
peddling and possessing with intent to sell.
[Ord. No. 2016-73]
a.Â
No person shall conduct, maintain or operate an establishment that
sells electronic smoking devices without first obtaining from the
Department of Health and Human Services a license to do so.
b.Â
Fees in accordance with the following schedule shall be paid before
any license required in this article shall be issued:
1.Â
Electronic Smoking Device Establishment License: $900.00
c.Â
License issued under the provisions of this section, unless forfeited
or revoked by this Department of Health and Human Services, shall
expire annually on the 31st day of December each year.
d.Â
The fees for all initial licenses issued to a licensee pursuant to
this section shall be an amount proportionate to the number of months
remaining in the license year including the month in which the license
is issued (for example, a license issued to a new licensee in July
shall be for six (6) months, a fee of $450.00).
e.Â
No license is transferable by sale or otherwise.
f.Â
Such license shall be posted in a conspicuous place in such establishment
or, if an itinerant establishment, shall be readily available for
display.
[Ord. No. 2016-73]
Applicants seeking to obtain a license shall file a written
application with the Department of Health and Human Services on a
form to be furnished by the Department of Health and Human Services.
The applicant shall accompany the application with a tender of the
correct fee as provided.
Upon receipt of the completed application and fee, the Department
of Health and Human Services shall process the application and issue
the license within fourteen (14) days. The license shall list the
name and address of the establishment in addition to the effective
dates of the license.
[Ord. No. 2016-73]
This section shall be enforced by the Department of Health and
Human Services and/or other municipal officials of the Township of
Woodbridge. Any person found to be in violation of this section shall
be ordered to cease the sale of electronic smoking devices immediately.
[Ord. No. 2016-73]
Any person(s) found to be in violation of the provisions of this section shall be subject to the penalties established in Chapter 1, § 1-5 for each offense, to be recovered by and in the name of the Department of Health and Human Services or by and in the name of the Township. (1974 Code § 12-24).
[Ord. #06-15]
Shall mean a person or business engaged, for no more than
one hundred (100) days, in the business of selling or exhibiting food
from a stationary location that is on or within a vacant lot or structure.
Shall mean a food service establishment that sells alcoholic
beverages strictly for consumption elsewhere.
Shall mean a food service establishment serving alcoholic
beverages with a food menu limited to prepackaged foods, if any.
Shall mean a person or business engaged, for no more than
seven (7) days, in the business of selling or exhibiting food from
a stationary location.
[1974 Code § 12-123; Ord. #84-11 § 1;
Ord. #94-84 §§ 6, 8; Ord. #95-06; Ord. #96-63; Ord.
#06-15; Ord. #07-32; Ord. #09-91]
All applications for permits and for renewal thereof as encompassed
herein shall be made in accordance with the Public Health Code of
the Township of Woodbridge, as heretofore adopted, and shall be accompanied
by the payment of the fees prescribed by the following License Fee
Schedule. Permits shall expire and shall be renewed in accordance
with the expiration date as prescribed by the License Fee Schedule
listed in this section. Permits not renewed within sixty (60) days
of expiration date shall be subject to a late fee of an additional
twenty (20%) percent of the total license fee.
|
License Fee Schedule
| ||
|---|---|---|
|
Type
|
Fee
|
Expiration Date
|
|
Food and Beverage:
| ||
|
Restaurant
|
Refer to Chart A
|
December 31
|
|
Retail food establishment other than restaurant and otherwise
not listed below
|
Refer to Chart B
|
December 31
|
|
Tavern/bar without kitchen
|
$125
|
December 31
|
|
Liquor store
|
$100
|
December 31
|
|
Mobile unit
|
$100
|
December 31
|
|
Vending machine distributor
|
$50
|
December 31
|
|
Vending machine
|
$50
per machine
|
December 31
|
|
Itinerant food vendor (fairs/carnivals/flea markets)
|
$75
per individual vendor
|
December 31
|
|
Temporary food vendor (fairs/carnivals/flea markets)
|
$25
per single event per individual vendor
|
December 31
|
|
Chart A — Restaurant Licenses
| ||
|
Class "A" seating capacity — 1-49
|
$200
|
December 31
|
|
Class "B" seating capacity — 50-100
|
$250
|
December 31
|
|
Class "C" seating capacity — 101 or more and banquet centers
|
$500
|
December 31
|
|
Class "D" Restaurants operated by organizations, either possessing
or eligible to possess a club liquor license, without regard to seating
capacity
|
$200
|
December 31
|
|
Chart B — Food Establishments Other than Restaurants
| ||
|
Class "A" — 0 - 2,000 square feet
|
$125
|
December 31
|
|
Class "B" — 2,001 - 5,000 square feet
|
$200
|
December 31
|
|
Class "C" — 5,001 - 10,000 square feet
|
$300
|
December 31
|
|
Class "D" — >10,000 square feet
|
$500
|
December 31
|
|
Body art establishment application fee for initial license
|
$200
|
December 31
|
|
Body art establishment annual license renewal fee
|
$100
|
December 31
|
|
Childcare center facility (private facilities) inspection fee
|
$200
|
December 31
|
|
Hotel/motel inspection fee, each unit
|
$15
|
December 31
|
|
Laundry and dry cleaners (coin-operated self-service)
Permit to operate each unit
|
$10
|
December 31
|
|
Slenderizing salon and health spa
Permit to operate a slenderizing salon and/or health spa
|
$200
|
December 31
|
|
Soil disturbance/demolition inspection
|
$25
|
December 31
|
|
Residential
|
$100
|
December 31
|
|
Commercial/Industrial
|
$500
|
December 31
|
|
Swimming pool (commercial) renewal
|
$500
|
December 31
|
[1974 Code § 12-124; Ord. #84-11 § 2;
Ord. #06-15]
It is not intended by this chapter to repeal, abrogate, annul
or in any way impair or interfere with existing provisions of other
ordinances except those specifically repealed by the Public Health
Code of the Township of Woodbridge as heretofore adopted or by this
chapter. Where this chapter imposes a greater restriction upon persons,
premises or personal property than is imposed or required by such
existing provisions of other ordinances, the provisions of this chapter
shall control.
[1974 Code § 12-125; Ord. #84-11 § 4;
Ord. #06-15]
The fees herein proposed for such permits are imposed for revenue,
regulation and control.
[Ord. #97-31 § 1; Ord. #04-17; Ord. #06-15; amended 2-19-2019 by Ord. No. 19-30]
In furtherance of the obligations and duties established under § 2-20 of the Revised Ordinances of the Township of Woodbridge, as well as Title 26 of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey, the Woodbridge Township Department of Health and Human Services conducts the following services and shall be paid the amount of fee for each service rendered as delineated below.
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Service Fees Schedule
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Service
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Fee
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Child Health Clinic
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$10 no insurance
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$25 all others
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Child immunizations
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$10 no insurance
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$20 per vaccination for all others
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Influenza inoculations for non-Medicare/Medicaid eligible patients
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$15 per person
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Pneumonia inoculations
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$60 non-Medicare and Medicaid
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Adult clinic
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$60 per vaccination
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PAP test
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$15 per person
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STD clinic
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Resident
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$10 per person plus lab fees
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Nonresident
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$20 per person plus lab fees
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Plan review fee for:
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Food establishments with less than 50 seats or 2,000
square feet
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$100 each
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Food establishments with greater than 50 seats or
2,000 square feet
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$200 each
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Pet shops
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$100 each
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Public swimming pools
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$500 each
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Body art establishments
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$100 each
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Health Fair fees will be determined by the Health Officer at
least 30 days prior to the Health Fair and the fees shall be clearly
posted at the Health Fair.
[Ord. #09-69]
The AQI scale is an environmental indicator that provides
an understandable index of environmental quality, namely air quality.
The AQI ratings are 0-50= good; 51-100 = moderate; 101 and higher=
unhealthy
Shall mean looping, coning, fanning, lofting, and fumigation
as described herein:
LOOPINGLarge-scale turbulent eddies cause sizable parcels of air, together with portions of the plume, to deviate from a straight downwind direction.
CONINGThe shape of the plume is commonly vertically symmetrical about what is called the plume line.
FANNINGSuppressed vertical mixing, but not horizontal mixing entirely causes the plume to spread only parallel to the ground and appears to take on the shape of a fan as seen from below.
LOFTINGThe lapse rate in the upper portion of the plume is unstable and in the lower it is stable. Mixing is vigorous in the upward direction.
FUMIGATIONWhere the plume is released just under an elevated inversion layer. When the low-level unstable lapse rate reaches the plume, the effluent suddenly mixes downward toward the ground. This condition poses a potentially serious air pollution situation.
Shall mean trunks and branches of trees and bushes not including
leaves, needles, vines, or brush smaller than three (3) inches in
diameter.
Shall mean any solid, semisolid or liquid waste generated
from residential, commercial, and industrial sources, including, trash,
refuse, rubbish, industrial wastes manure, vegetable or animal wastes
or other discarded solid or semisolid wastes.
Shall mean a licensed professional with a four (4) year college
degree in the sciences.
Shall mean firewood that has a moisture content of twenty
(20%) percent or less by weight.
Shall mean any wood, wood based product, non-gaseous or non-liquid
fuel including but not limited to: manufactured logs, wood or other
pellet products. Not including solid fuel intended for cooking, such
as charcoal.
Shall mean any wood that has been chemically impregnated,
painted or similarly modified to improve resistance to insects or
weathering.
Shall mean any wood burning stove or heater, pellet fueled
device, fireplace, or any indoor permanently installed device used
to bum any solid fuel for space heating or aesthetic purposes.
[Ord. #09-69]
No person shall cause or allow any of the following materials
to be burned in a wood-burning device: garbage, treated wood, wet
or non-seasoned firewood, rotted or diseased firewood, waste petroleum
products, paints and solvents, coal, animal carcasses, glossy or colored
paper, salt water drift wood, particle board, plywood, plastics and
any material not intended or manufactured for use as fuel in a wood-burning
device.
[Ord. #09-69]
a.Â
No person shall cause or allow the operation of a wood-burning device
when its operation and use due to weather or atmospheric conditions
cause the emissions from the wood-burning device to remain close to
ground level and inhibit the emissions from dissipating as they would
during normal atmospheric conditions resulting is offensive odors
and or smoke conditions thus creating a public health nuisance. The
Atmospheric Conditions include but are not limited to: looping, coning,
fanning, lofting, and fumigation.
b.Â
An operator of a wood-burning device shall immediately discontinue
the use of the wood-burning device when he becomes aware, either through
his own observations or that of another, that the emissions from the
wood-burning device are remaining close to the ground, causing smoke,
particulate or odors to be present in the surrounding area. The operation
of a wood-burning device shall be prohibited during this time and
until such time that these conditions no longer exist. In determining
to cease operation of the wood-burning device due consideration shall
be given to numerous weather variables that cannot be predicted in
advance that affect the dispersion of the plume from a wood-burning,
device and the proximity of nearby buildings and structures, natural
and man made, which can adversely affect the dispersion of the plume
from a wood-burning device causing the emissions from a wood-burning
device to remain close to ground level and not dissipate as during
normal operating conditions.
[Ord. #09-69]
Operation of a wood-burning device shall be prohibited during
the days when the New Jersey State AQI is above 100. Operation shall
be prohibited at all times the AQI is above 100 and until the AQI
falls below 100 or is considered to be moderate or good as defined
by the AQI unless the Wood-Burning device is the only source of heat
for the home and the outside temperature is below fifty (50) degrees
Fahrenheit. The New Jersey AQI level can be found at www.state.nj.us/dep/airmon/.
