[HISTORY: Derived from Ch. X, Sec. 10-14, of the Revised General
Ordinances of the Borough of Fort Lee, 1978, adopted 3-1-1979. Amendments
noted where applicable.]
The State of New Jersey has enacted the Emergency Fuel Oil Delivery
Act,[1] and the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Fort Lee adopted by
reference the provisions of the Emergency Fuel Oil Delivery Act which enables
the governing body to provide that the local Health Officer or other officer
designated by the Mayor shall, whenever necessary to protect the health and
safety of residential tenants, implement all of the provisions of Chapter
170, 1980 (A-627, adopted May 19, 1980), known as the "Emergency Fuel Oil
Delivery Act."
[1]
Editor's Note: See N.J.S.A. 26:3-31.4 et seq.
The provisions of this chapter are intended to enable the governing
body to authorize and implement all of the provisions of Chapter 170, 1980
(A-627, adopted May 19, 1980), known as "Emergency Fuel Oil Delivery Act of
the State of New Jersey."
