The provisions of Subtitle 1, Title 39, of the Revised Statutes
of New Jersey having heretofore, pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A.
39:5-1 et seq., been made applicable to the property of the Robert
Wood Johnson University Hospital, a corporation of a public or semipublic
character not for pecuniary profit, incorporated under Title 15 of
the New Jersey Revised Statutes, lying along and easterly of Rehill
Avenue, in the Borough of Somerville. The additional regulations of
this article are hereby made applicable to all the semipublic or private
roads, streets, driveways, trails, terraces, bridle paths, parkways,
parking areas or other roadways on said property of said hospital.
No person shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be
parked, on or upon any part of the semicircular driveway in front
of the main hospital building on the easterly side of Rehill Avenue,
opposite Steele Avenue, or in or upon any space or area adjacent to
said driveway, except a doctor attending at the hospital in his professional
capacity in response to an emergency call to minister to the needs
of a patient or patients, and then only so long as may be reasonably
necessary incident to such emergency.
No person other than a doctor attending at the hospital in his
or her professional capacity to minister to the needs of a patient
or patients shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be parked,
in any space or area restricted or reserved, as indicated by signs
erected therein and by markings on the surface thereof, as a space
or area for the parking of doctors' vehicles.
No person shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be
parked, in any manner other than parallel to or at such angle to the
side line of or passageway through the particular parking space or
area as shall be indicated by signs erected thereon and by markings
on the surface thereof.
No person shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be
parked, in any space or area wherein parking is permitted except within
and in the manner indicated by stalls marked on the surface of the
particular parking space or area.
A.
No person shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be parked,
in any space or area designated by signs erected therein and by markings
on the surface thereof, as either a vehicular or pedestrian passageway.
B.
No person shall use, or cause to be used, any vehicular or pedestrian
passageway through or over any part of the aforesaid property of the
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital solely for through passage
from one public street to another public street, or for any purpose
other than as means of entrance to or exit from the buildings or property
of the said hospital.
C.
Speed limits. Speed limits are hereby established in the following
area: within the block bounded on the west by Rehill Avenue, on the
south by Grant Avenue, on the east by Post Street and on the north
by Lincoln Avenue. No person shall operate a vehicle in excess of
15 miles per hour on any portion of the aforementioned property.
No person shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be
parked, in any space or area designated by signs erected therein and
by markings on the surface thereof as a loading area.
No person shall park any vehicle, or cause any vehicle to be parked, in any space or area designated by signs erected therein and by marking on the surface thereof as a restricted parking space for use by a handicapped person unless such person had been issued a special vehicle identification card or handicap plates or placard by the Division of Motor Vehicles. Any person parking a motor vehicle in a restricted parking space without such special vehicle identification card, handicap plates or placard shall be liable to a fine of $100 and up to $250 for a first offense and, for subsequent offenses, a fine of not less than $250 and 90 days of community service on such terms and in such form as the Court shall deem appropriate, or any combination thereof. These restricted areas are more specifically described in § 166-81. Notice of these restricted spaces shall be given to the public by placing a sign at all designated places as more specifically described in § 166-81. All signs designating a restricted parking space shall conform to the specifications of the current Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for streets and highways. These signs shall be so placed as to be easily read by pedestrians or operators of vehicles. In addition, any sign erected after June 1, 1990, shall state the penalties set forth herein which may be imposed for a violation. Any sign erected prior to June 1, 1990, shall be modified by June 1, 1991, to include the penalty information. The municipality may, by resolution, establish restricted parking in front of a residence or other housing unit for use by handicapped persons, in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:4-197.5 or 39:4-197.6.
The following described intersections are hereby described as
stop intersections:
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Intersection
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Stop Sign on
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The emergency drive with the main access drive (opposite Steele
Avenue) to Post Street
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The main access drive (eastbound and westbound)
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The main access drive from Rehill Avenue (opposite Steele Avenue)
to Post Street with the access drives (2) to the main parking lot
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Exits (2) from the main parking lot (southbound)
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The main access drive from Rehill Avenue (opposite Steele Avenue)
to Post Street with the exits from the 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. lot
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Exits (2) from the 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. lot (northbound)
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The main access drive from Rehill Avenue (opposite Steele Avenue)
to Post Street with the semicircular drive which passes the main entrance
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Exit from the semicircular drive which passes the main entrance
(northbound)
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