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- Exceptions. 221-5. Posting of Signs. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Council of the Township of East Brunswick
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F. LIENS; RIGHTS AND REMEDIES; ENFORCEMENT In the event that an initial service charge or connection fee or annual service charge with regard to any parcel of real property owned by any person, corporation, or other entity other than the State or any agency or subdivision thereof shall not be paid as and when due as herein above stated, the unpaid balance thereof and all interest accruing thereon, shall be a lien on such parcel, and all such liens shall become enforceable with and as any other municipal lien on real property in the municipality in addition to the other remedies of civil suit or foreclosure or any other remedies which may be available and provided by and under the Laws and Statutes of the State of New Jersey is such case made and provided. In the event that an initial service charge or connection fee or any service charge of the Utility with regard to any parcel of real property shall not be paid as and when due, the Utility may enter upon such parcel and cause the connections thereof to be cut and shut off until such service charge and any subsequent service charge with regard to such parcel and all interest accrued thereon, together with a re-connection fee shall be fully paid to the Utility, and/or may avail itself of any and all other remedies which may be available and provided by and under the Laws and Statutes of the State of New Jersey in such case made and provided. The re-connection fee shall be in the amount of all labor, materials and administrative costs incurred by the Utility. The minimum re-connection fee shall be $100.00. (See & 219-11(J)) All rights and remedies provided in this rate schedule and in any amendments or modifications hereof and supplements hereto for the collection and enforcement of rates and service charges, initial service charges, connection fees or tapping fees, rents, and rates, and all other fees and charges shall be cumulative and concurrent with and in addition to those provided and authorized in and by the Laws and Statutes of the State of New Jersey in each such case made and provided. 21940
10-10 & 219-11 SEWER UTILITY & 219-11 G. GARBAGE DISPOSAL FEES The Utility will permit the use of domestic garbage disposal units, however, a special
permit will be required and there will be a supplementary annual charge of 10% over and above the annual sewer service charge rate. This extra charge will be billed quarterly with the sewer service charge. Non-residential garbage disposal units m ay only be installed if approved in writing by the Utility and the annual charges shall be determined by the Utility on an individual basis. H. FLOOR DRAIN FEES The Utility may permit floor drains; however, an annual permit will be required. A supplementary charge over and above the annual sewer service charge as per & 219-11(B)(5) will be assessed. This extra charge will be billed with the sewer service charge either annual or quarterly. If roof leaders or storm drain connections are found to exist, the illicit connections must be removed immediately. On such finding, charges will be assessed retroactively at the rate of 0.22 units per one thousand (1,000) square feet of tributary roof area or impervious area, retroactive for the period of use. The Utility will charge $100 for inspection of the floor drains if requested by the property owner. The property owner will be responsible for all costs of annual permits, quarterly testing and inspections. The property owner will also be responsible for any costs developed from test results showing violation of & 219-4(D),(E) and (F). The property owner will also be responsible for any surcharge costs as per & 219-11(D).
SW IMMING POOL DRAIN FEES The Utility may permit commercial swimming pool drains; however, an annual permit will be required. A supplementary charge over and above the annual sewer service charge, as per & 219- 11(B)(6) will be assessed. This extra charge will be billed with the sewer service charge either annually or quarterly. J. MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Check Processing Fee - If a check used as payment is returned by the bank for any reason, a charge of $25.00 will be charge against the account. Turn-on Fee - If service is discontinued for any reason, the resumption of service will require pre payment of a fee of $100.00, together with the actual cost of Utility services rendered. Copy Fees - Fees shall be charged for copies of public documents as permitted by law. 21941
10-10 & 219-11 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE & 219-11 Sump Pum ps - As stipulated elsewhere, the discharge from sump pumps may not be connected to the Utility sewer system. If found connected, the property owner will be charged on the basis of continuous discharge at 10% of the rated pump capacity (1 unit equals 100,000 gals. per year). Charges will also be levied retroactively for the period of use, to a maximum of two (2) years. The property owner must remove any connected sump pump within sixty (60) days after notice from the Utility. K. OTHER RATES AND DEPOSITS FOR ESCROW W hen any application shall be made to the East Brunswick Sewer Utility other than those applications specifically provided for herein, there shall be deposited with the East Brunswick Sewer Utility an escrow fund which shall be utilized for purposes of paying for public hearings, stenographic expense, legal expense, engineering expense and such other expenses as may be experienced by the East Brunswick Sewer Utility in hearing of the application or applications. In such case the East Brunswick Sewer Utility shall estimate the costs of such proceedings and shall advise the Applicant in written form, and the Applicant shall, prior to any such hearings and proceedings deposit with the East Brunswick Sewer Utility the estimated sum of such escrow. Upon conclusion of all proceedings any unused escrow shall be promptly returned by the East Brunswick Sewer Utility to the Applicant. At the conclusion of the proceedings and such other times as it may be necessary, the East Brunswick Sewer Utility will account to the Applicant for all monies expended and shall advise in written form any surplus or deficit in the same. In the event of any deficit, Applicant shall promptly and prior to any further proceedings taking place deposit such additional escrow as may be required by the Utility.
MINIMUM ANNUAL CHARGES AND INITIAL CONNECTION CHARGES Minimum Service Units for Annual Charge Purposes Minimum Service Units for Initial Connection Charge Purposes
A. Single Family Home 1.00
1.00 B. Multi-Unit Housing (Note 1) (including apartments, hotels & motels, townhouses, trailer stalls, dormitories, condominiums, etc.) 1. For each apt. in a multi family dwelling 1.00 1.00
2. For each house trailer 1.00
1.00 3. For each separate hotel/motel type room, with individual sanitary facilities 0.25 .030
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4. For each separate hotel/motel room without sanitary facilities (or if jointly used) 0.20
0.25 5. For each unit in a limited income senior citizen housing development containing not more than one bedroom receiving financial assistance through N.J.H.F.A. 0.80 0.25
C. Schools (Note 2) 1. For each 70 persons of student and staff population, without showers, cafeteria, or water using laboratories 1.00
1.20 2. Additional for showers, per 70 population 0.05
0.12 3. Additional for cafeteria, per 70 population 0.05
0.12 4. Additional for laboratories, per 70 population 0.05
0.12 D. Doctors - For each physician or principal health care person 2.10 3.20
E. Dentists - for each practicing dentist, hygienist, orthodontist, or similar practitioner 2.30
2.90 F. Commercial Establishments (Note 11) (including stores, offices, shopping centers, but not including fountains, restaurants, etc.) 1. For up to 4 persons employed full time 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional person employed 0.05 0.12
3. Additional for each restroom fixture 0.25
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G. Public Buildings (including municipal buildings, post offices, fire houses, libraries, etc.) 1. For up to 4 persons employed on premises 1.00
1.20 2. For each additional person employed 0.05
0.12 3. Additional for each public restroom fixture 0.10
0.25 H. Religious Institutions (Note 2) 1. For congregations up to 400 seats 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional 100 seats, or part 0.10 0.25
I. Restaurants, Diners, Luncheonettes, Fountains (Note 3) 1. For up to 50 seats capacity, and 5 day, 8 hour daily period 1.25 3.00
2. For each additional 10 seats or part available on 8 hour basis 0.25 0.60
3. Take out restaurants, without seats 1.00
1.20 J. Taverns, Bars (Note 4) 1. For up to 25 counter or seating capacity and 5 day, 8 hour daily period 1.00 2.40
2. For each additional 10 customer space or part, per 8 hour period 0.50 1.20
K. Services Stations, Garages 1. W /O car wash or repair facilities 1.00 1.20
2. Additional for each garage bay 0.05
0.12 3. Additional for each car wash bay, no recycling 1.50
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Purposes 4. Additional for each car wash bay, with recycling 0.75
1.50 L. Banquet or Catering Facilities (Note 5)
1. For room with up to 150 seat capacity 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional 50 seat capacity or part 0.15 0.30
3. For separate part time bar 0.50
1.20 M. Laundromat or Laundry (Note 11) 1. For each washing machine 0.75
2.25 2. For each 4 employees, or part 1.00 1.20
3. For each additional employee 0.05
0.12 N. Nursing Homes, Hospitals 1. For each 10 beds, or part 3.50 8.40
2. For each 4 staff personnel or part 1.00
1.20 3. For each additional staff member 0.05 0.12
O. Recreation Centers, Tennis or Swim Clubs, etc. (based on 12 months use, outdoor facilities will be pro-rated for 3 months use) 1. For up to 4 employees 1.00
1.20 2. For each additional employee 0.05 0.12
3. For each 100 transients daily, with restrooms 0.50 1.20
4. For each 100 transients daily with restrooms and showers 1.00 2.40
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Connection Charge
Purposes P. Funeral Homes 1. For up to 4 employees 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional employee 0.05
0.12 Q. Theaters, Drive-Ins, and Auditoriums (Note 6) 1. For the first 200 seats, or car stalls or part 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional 100 seats or car stalls 0.25 0.60
R. Industrial Establishments (Note 7) 1. For up to 4 employees 1.00
1.20 2. For each additional employee 0.05 0.12
3. For each 100,000 gallons of domestically equivalent process waste Note 8
Note 9 4. Additional for each restroom fixture 0.25 0.35
S. Veterinary Hospital, Dog Kennel 1. For up to 4 employees 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional employee 0.05
0.12 3. For each operating or exam room 0.25 0.60
4. For each 10 kennels 0.50
1.20 T. Automated Car W ash (Note 10) 1. For each car wash bay, w/o recycling Note 8 Note 9
2. For each car wash bay, with recycling Note 8 Note 9
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Purposes U. Beauty Parlors, Barber Shops 1. For up to 4 employees 1.00 1.20
2. For each additional employee 0.05
0.12 3. For each customer service stations (chair) 0.05
0.10 V. Floor Drains, All Uses 1. Additional per 1,000 square feet or part of tributary area 0.30
0.30 2. Additional for floor drains per bay where occasional car washing may be expected 0.33 0.33
3. Additional for floor drains per bay where occasional truck washing may be expected 0.66
0.66 W . Swimming Pool Drains 1. For swimming pool sizes 10,000 gallons to 20,000 gallons 0.20
0.20 2. For swimming pool sizes 20,000 gallons to 40,000 gallons 0.80
0.80 3. For swimming pool sizes in excess of 40,000 gallons, per 10,000/gallons or part thereof 0.20 0.20
NOTES REGARDING MINIMUM ANNUAL CHARGES AND INITIAL CONNECTION CHARGE SCHEDULE
Note 1 Charge is per unit, whether occupied or not. Note 2 Part time schools to be considered based on days of occupancy (assuming 5 days as full time occupancy). Note 3 Charge is for either separate establishments or for an auxiliary establishment (e.g., a restaurant in a major hotel). Charges shall be pro-rated for additional hours. Note 4 This charge also applies to separate bar in a restaurant. Note 5 Based on 10 hours of weekly use; additional use to be pro-rated
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& 219-11 EAST BRUNSWICK CODE & 219-11 Note 6 Based on 30 hours of weekly use; additional use to be pro-rated Note 7 A domestically equivalent waste is one that possesses the following characteristics: a. Bio-chemical oxygen demand and suspended solid concentrations less than 225 mg/L b. Meets the standards for acceptable waste (through pretreatment, if necessary) described in the Utility’s Rules and Regulation or the Middlesex County Utilities Authority regulations, or the State approved NJPDES permits. If wastes exceed these requirements in concentration or constituents, the Utility may: 1) refuse to accept the wastes, or 2) may require pre-treatment to acceptable levels, or 3) may impose charges based on the cost of transporting or treating the wastes, including industrial cost of recovery charges, if imposed. Note 8 Minimum number of service units shall be one-half the preceding year’s service units. For a new establishment with no water consumption history, the Utility will estimate water consumption at full plant capacity and will set the minimum service unit charge at 50% of plant capacity. Note 9 250% of the computed minimum service unit charges. Note 10 W here the industrial waste flow has less than one-half the strength of average domestic waste, the daily flow of process waste is greater than 100,000 gallons, and, at the option of the EBSU, is introduced into the EBSU system only during hours to be specified, the service charge unit shall be 0.75, and the initial connection charge unit shall be 0.01 Note 11 Unless otherwise noted, use shall be assumed to be for an 8 hours daily, 5 day week.
GENERAL NOTES REGARDING SEW ER SERVICE CHARGES 1. Interest will be charged on delinquent accounts at the maximum rate perm itted by statute. 2. Charges for new installations, connections, inspections, etc., will be made on the basis of actual cost to the Utility. 3. Employees working less than 20 hours per week shall be counted as one-half. 4. Charges are levied in advance of service. 5. Sewer charges shall be reviewed and revised (if necessary) on a semi annual basis. 6. Extraneous flows originating from infiltration and inflow shall be considered an equal burden and shall be equally apportioned throughout the rate system. 7. Mixed use properties may be charged service charges and connection charges based on each separate use. Allowance may be made for overlapping usage. 21948 10-10
& 221-1 WEAPONS & 221-2 Chapter 221 WEAPONS & 221-1. Restrictions on hunting. & 221-2. Restrictions on use of firearms. & 221-3. Restrictions on bows and arrows. & 221-4. Exceptions. & 221-5. Posting of Signs. [HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Council of the Township of East Brunswick 11-2-57 and as Sec. 4-8 of the Revised General Ordinances. Amendments noted where applicable.] GENERAL REFERENCES Noise - See Ch. 147. Parks - See Ch. 158. Peace and good order - See Ch. 161. & 221-1. Restrictions on hunting. A. No person shall hunt or kill wild birds or anim als, other than destructive anim als and birds as defined in the fish and gam e laws of New Jersey, within one thousand (1,000) feet of the shores of those bodies of water com m only known as "Farrington Lake," "W eston's Mill Pond" and "Lawrence Brook." B. No person shall hunt or go for the purpose of hunting upon the lands of another person, except with the written perm ission of that person. Such perm its shall not extend beyond the calendar year for which they are issued. & 221-2. Restrictions on use of firearms. [Amended 2-10-86 by Ord. No. 86-730] A. No person shall discharge a firearm within six hundred (600) feet of any dwelling, house, school, place of worship, playground, public street or highway, barn, out-building, field where dom estic anim als are grazing, com m ercial or industrial developm ent, parking area, or any other place where people or anim als custom arily congregate. This section shall not be construed to prohibit the use of firearm s for the protection of life, person or property or the discharge of firearm s on any firing range equipped with proper safeguards for the protection of persons and property. Any firing range which is constructed in accordance with range plans provided by the National Rifle Association shall be considered as having proper safeguards. B. No firearm s m ay be carried in a loaded condition or discharged in any part of East Brunswick Township except in the following designated areas. 1. Northwest of Fresh Ponds Road to the Public Service High Tension Electric Line, bounded on Southwest by Irelands Brook, the boundary line with South Brunswick Township; bounded on the Northeast by the Henry Street Conservation Area and the end of Hillcrest Avenue; and on the Southeast by Helair Drive. 22101 6-86
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