[Adopted 5-23-1990 by Ord. No. 13-90]
As a condition for the issuance or renewal of
any licenses or permits issued by or requiring the approval of the
Borough of Eatontown, the owner-applicant shall pay any delinquent
property taxes or assessments on the property wherein the business
or activity for which the license or permit is sought or wherein the
business or activity is to be conducted.
Whenever a property owner has failed to pay
the taxes due on the property for at least three consecutive quarters,
the Borough may, upon notice to the licensee and property owner, revoke
or suspend any license or permit until the payment of the delinquent
taxes and assessments is made. Upon payment of the delinquent taxes
or assessments, the license or permit shall be restored.
Prior to the issuance of licenses and permits
by the various departments or agencies of the Borough of Eatontown,
said owner-applicant shall ascertain from the office of the Tax Collector,
that taxes and assessments have been paid to a current basis for the
property on which the activity or business in question is to take
place. In the event that property taxes or assessments are unpaid
to a current basis, no permits or licenses shall be issued until all
such payments have been made by the property owner.
The provisions of this article shall not apply
to or include any alcoholic beverage license or permit issued pursuant
to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act.[1] The provisions of this article shall apply to all other
permits and licenses issued by or requiring approval of the Borough
of Eatontown, including but not limited to:
B.
Soil removal permits.
C.
Tree removal permits.
D.
Junk dealer licenses.
E.
Certificates of occupancy; provided, however, that
if a certificate of occupancy is needed for closing of title, a conditional,
temporary certificate of occupancy may be issued upon delivery of
executed contracts to the Borough Clerk for the sale of said property.
The conditional, temporary certificate of occupancy shall be contingent
upon the payment of all taxes at time of closing of title; and if
not paid at closing, the conditional, the temporary certificate of
occupancy shall be deemed revoked.
F.
Food establishment licenses.
G.
Pound or dog pound licenses.
H.
Amusement licenses.
I.
Nursing home licenses.
[1]
Editor's Note: See N.J.S.A. 33:1-1 et seq.
[Added 9-25-1996 by Ord. No. 17-96]
A.
In conjunction with the application for a construction
permit or demolition permit, the applicant for those permits shall
disclose to the construction official the applicant's plans for disposing
of construction materials by completing a form for that purpose.
B.
The disposal form shall be prepared by the construction
official and may be modified from time to time. The disposal form
shall require identification of the property location where the work
is being done, the owner of said property, the name and address of
the general contractor doing the work, the manner in which the construction
materials will be disposed of, the quantity of materials by type,
the estimated cost of disposal and such other information as may be
reasonably required to determine the proper disposal of construction
materials.
C.
When construction permits are requested, no certificate
of occupancy shall be issued for the improvement until such time as
the applicant or his authorized representative delivers to the construction
official such documentation to enable the construction official to
determine that the construction materials were disposed of at a governmentally
approved disposal facility or through a commercial hauler.
D.
When demolition permits are requested, no certificate
of approval shall be issued nor shall any subsequent building permit
be issued for the subject property until such time as the applicant
or his authorized representative delivers to the construction official
such documentation to enable the construction official to determine
that the construction materials were disposed of at a governmentally
approved disposal facility or through a commercial hauler.
