[Ord. No. 53-2014; Ord. No. 30-2017; amended 9-18-2024 by Ord. No. 57-2024]
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
Includes ditches, gutters and pipes alongside the roadway,
culverts under the roadway and ditches and pipes established for carrying
off stormwater through private property.
Any undedicated street or road on private property or on
property of the State of New Jersey, where buildings front upon that
private street which is not designated as a street by the Township,
regardless of whether or not the Township performs resurfacing, pavement
maintenance or pothole repair and patching.
[Ord. No. 30-2017]
That portion of a street or road accessible to traffic and
usually lying between curbs and drainage facilities.
The area adjacent to a public Street that includes the full
right-of-way width, including the paved sidewalk, grass, gravel, or
dirt, as well as, public drainage facilities, measured from inside
of the curb, to the property line directly in front.
The full right-of-way width, including sidewalks, curbs and
drainage facilities, of any public street, road, avenue or lane within
the Township, but excluding county roads and state or national highways.
The Superintendent of Operations, who, as provided in Chapter 4, Administration of Government, is the head of the Division of Operations in the Department of Public Works.
The head of the Engineering Division (or his/her designee) as provided in Chapter 4 of the Township Code.
A street or road which has been accepted by the Township.
Any street or road used for access to two or more houses
and dedicated to public use but the ownership of which has not been
accepted by the Township.
The Township may accept the ownership of unaccepted dedicated
streets if and when such streets are improved in accordance with the
specifications of the Township Engineer and so improved at the expense
of the property owners abutting thereon or benefited thereby.
