No owner, owner of rental properties, agent of owner, real estate agent or broker, firm, company, partnership, corporation or person or persons shall sell, rent, transfer, grant, lease, let, mortgage with right of occupancy or otherwise dispose of the ownership or occupancy thereof, whether or not for consideration and whether such disposal of ownership or occupancy be temporary or permanent, any residential structure, dwelling unit, apartment or premises on which a building is located and used for human occupancy, unless a certificate of occupancy certifying the building and premises are in compliance with all other ordinances of the city shall first be obtained from the Code Enforcement Officer of the city. Such a certificate of occupancy shall be granted or denied within seven days from the date of the application for same.
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The Code Enforcement Officer shall cause to be prepared appropriate application forms for such certificate of occupancy, which forms shall be available at the office of the Code Enforcement Officer.
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The Code Enforcement Officer shall also cause to be prepared appropriate forms of such certificate of occupancy.
[Ord. No. 4-2007]
The fees for an inspection required to issue a certificate of occupancy shall be $50 and any required re-inspection shall be $50. All fees shall be paid prior to the inspection being performed.
This Article shall not apply to a hotel, motel or other guest house or part thereof rented to a transient guest or seasonal tenant or a residential health care facility as defined in Section 1 of P.L. 1953, c. 212 (N.J.S.A. 30:11A-1) and shall not apply to rental housing units covered by the South Amboy Rental Housing Code.
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Editor's Note: See Ch. 124, Rental Housing.