A. 
Responsibility for removal. The owner or operator shall have the duty and responsibility of removing garbage wherever a janitor is required for the premises in accordance with Subsection C.
B. 
Storage areas. All accumulation of trash and debris shall be removed daily from collection areas and trash chutes if the trash compactor is out of order. In dwellings containing four or more dwelling units, storage areas or storage bins of fireproof construction and containing fireproof walls and partitions of at least two-hour rating shall be provided.
C. 
Janitorial services. In every dwelling containing three or more dwelling units or rooming units or combinations thereof, the owner shall provide or designate a superintendent, janitor, caretaker or housekeeper, who shall, at all times, maintain the premises in compliance with this code and keep the premises free from filthy garbage, refuse and rubbish and who shall provide dumpsters or other appropriate containers for the deposit of garbage and other rubbish by the occupants and shall provide for the removal of said garbage and rubbish daily or as needed. The said person shall be regularly available on the premises to perform the foregoing duties and, in case of complexes of 50 or more units, shall reside on the premises. In the event that said superintendent, janitor, caretaker or housekeeper shall not reside in said premises, the owner or operator shall make his name, address and telephone number known to all tenants and shall register same with the public officer and shall also make available and known to all tenants and the public officer the name of an alternative individual who shall be responsible at all times during the absence of said superintendent, janitor, caretaker or housekeeper. The failure of any superintendent, janitor, caretaker or housekeeper to comply with the provisions of this code, even in disobedience of instructions, shall not relieve the owner or operator from the duties and responsibilities imposed by this code. Additionally, the owner or operator shall register the name, address and telephone number of said owner or operator with the public officer.
[Amended 9-26-1983 by Ord. No. O-83-40]
[Added 11-14-1994 by Ord. No. O-94-53]
A. 
The owner or tenant of any premises within any nonresidential zone within the Township of Gloucester may cause the premises to be used as a collection point for the collection of used and discarded articles of clothing.
B. 
A permit must first be issued in accordance with the provisions of this section.
C. 
The issuance of the permit shall require the owner or tenant to place the dumpster-type container in such a manner and location so as to not cause a public hazard, nuisance or interfere with pedestrian or vehicular traffic, and to maintain the clothing receptacle in such a manner as to assure that bags, boxes or articles of clothing are not strewn about the ground and at all times contained inside the clothing receptacle.
D. 
The issuance of the permit shall require the dumpster-type container to be clearly marked with the name and address of the individual or company receiving the articles of clothing, and must also be clearly marked, "Used Clothing Only."
E. 
No more than two clothing receptacles are authorized per permit, and only one permit shall be issued per each lot, site, tract or location.
F. 
The issuance of a clothing receptacle permit is prohibited in all residential zones.
G. 
An application for a permit under this section shall be filed with the Township Clerk, in duplicate, on forms to be furnished by the Township Clerk, that shall contain the following information, all of which shall be sworn to:
(1) 
Name and address of the owner or tenant of the premises to be used as a collection point.
(2) 
Street address and tax block and lot number of the premises to be used as a collection point.
(3) 
The location on the premises for the placement of the clothing receptacle.
(4) 
The name and address of the individual or company to be operating the clothing receptacle and receiving the articles of used and discarded clothing.
H. 
The term of the permit shall be for 30 days following the date of issue of the permit.
I. 
The fee for the permit shall be $15, which sum shall be paid to the Township Clerk at the time of the filing of the application.
A. 
Heat supply and air conditioning.
(1) 
In buildings designed to be occupied or presently occupied as a residence by two or more families for whom the owner(s) have agreed to supply heat, at the owner's expense, every unit of dwelling space and every habitable room therein shall be maintained at the minimum temperature of 68° F. between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. and of 65° F. between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. from October 1 of each year to May 1 of the succeeding year and all other days of the year when the outside temperature falls below 40° F. The owner and/or operator shall be obligated to supply required fuel or energy and maintain the heating system in good operating condition [N.J.S.A. 26:3-31m; N.J.A.C. 5:10-19.4(1)]. When the heat supply to the required temperature cannot be speedily restored within 24 hours due to malfunctioning of the heat supply system or for any other reason while the outside temperature remains at or below the freezing point, the owner and/or operator shall make every emergency effort to provide alternate means of heat supply, at the owner's expense, in order to protect the occupants' health and well-being, such as, relocating the occupant(s) to an adequately heated facility.
(2) 
If the owner further agrees (through lease agreement) to provide air conditioning, every habitable room shall be maintained at the interior temperature of no higher than 78° F. from May 2 through September 30 of each calendar year and all other days of the year when the outside temperature reaches 85° F. or above. Compliance inspection for air conditioning may be conducted only during normal business hours at the judgment of the inspection official.
(3) 
In meeting the aforesaid temperature requirements, the owner shall not be responsible for heat loss or temperature gain by the occupants leaving windows or doors open to the exterior of the building or willfully hindering the systems. The aforesaid temperature shall be read at a height of three feet above the floor level at the center of the room.
B. 
Cold and hot water. Every multiple dwelling unit shall be connected to a potable water supply system. Every kitchen sink, bathroom or toilet room, shower, sink, basin or tub shall be connected to both hot and cold waterlines and be provided with both hot and cold water. The hot water supply shall be maintained at a temperature between 105° F. and 160° F. Compliance inspection for the hot water requirement may be conducted only during normal business hours at the judgment of the inspection official [N.J.A.C. 5:10-19.4(m)].
C. 
Occupancy space.
(1) 
In multiple dwellings, there shall be a minimum usable floor area for the initial occupant of each dwelling space of 150 square feet and 100 square feet additional space for each additional occupant; provided, however, that children under the age of two shall not be considered additional occupants [N.J.A.C. 5:10-19.8(e)].
(2) 
In every dwelling unit of two or more rooms, every room occupied for sleeping purposes shall have a minimum usable floor area of 70 square feet for the first occupant sleeping therein and 50 square feet for each additional occupant. Kitchens, bathrooms and toilet rooms shall not be used for sleeping purposes [N.J.A.C. 5:10-19.8(f)]; provided, however, that this provision is not intended to regulate guests who temporarily occupy the unit for not more than four consecutive weeks.