Chapter IX of the Revised General Ordinances
of the Township of Lumberton, 1973,[1] is hereby amended and supplemented by providing for the
establishment of various speed limits, stop intersection designations,
parking restrictions, etc., along semipublic or private roads, streets,
driveways, terraces, parking areas or other roadways located within
the Township of Lumberton, pursuant to the authority vested in the
municipality under N.J.S.A. 39:5A-1; said sections to be numbered
and otherwise designated to conform to the current designations and
numbering as found in this chapter.
A.
The provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:1-1 et seq., and the
provisions of Chapter IX, Traffic,[1] shall be applicable to the semipublic or private roads,
streets, driveways, terraces, parking areas or other roadways located
within the Township of Lumberton, as set forth below, that are open
to or used by the public, residents, tenants, customers, students
and employees for purposes of vehicular traffic and shall be enforceable
by those officers, agencies and individuals authorized to enforce
the same under the laws of the State of New Jersey pursuant to N.J.S.A.
39:5A-1. The maximum speed limit on any such roadways, parking lots
or thoroughfares intended for the passage of motor vehicle traffic
shall be 10 miles per hour and shall be so posted as authorized by
the State of New Jersey, Department of Transportation. In addition,
all vehicles must be parked only in designated areas and between the
lines provided. Stop intersections, if any, shall be as designated
in Schedule VI,[2] and parking restrictions shall exist as contained in N.J.S.A.
39:1-1 et seq., and/or as set forth in this chapter.
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Amherst Commons
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Amherst Pharmacy
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Buttonwood School
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Crossroads Plaza, Route 38, Block 15-03, Lots
1, 2, and 6.03
[Added 12-18-2001 by Ord. No. 2001-19] | |
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Florence L. Walther School
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Flower Junction
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Foodtown Plaza
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Lumberton Middle School (except that the speed
limit for both directions of traffic in the parking lots shall be
15 miles per hour, and the speed limit for both directions of travel
on all roadways within the complex shall be 25 miles per hour their
entire length)
[Added 10-2-1995 by Ord. No. 1995-22] | |
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Lumberton Professional Building
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Madison Plaza
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Midway School
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Peppermint Tree Daycare Center
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Unimart
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B.
The provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:1-1 et seq., and the
provisions of Chapter IX, Traffic,[3] shall be applicable to the semipublic or private roads,
streets, driveways, terraces, parking areas or other roadways located
within the following commercial or school sites that are open to or
used by the public, residents, tenants, customers, students and employees
for purposes of vehicular traffic and shall be enforceable by those
officers, agencies and individuals authorized to enforce the same
under the laws of the State of New Jersey pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:5A-1.
Regulatory and warning signs shall be erected and maintained to effect
the designated speed limit set forth herein and as authorized by the
State of New Jersey, Department of Transportation. Stop intersections,
if any, shall be as designated in Schedule VI,[4] and parking shall be in designated areas, and in which
all vehicles must park between the lines provided.
(1)
Evergreen Plaza: 15 miles per hour in each direction
of travel. In addition to all the regulations herein provided for,
any vehicle parked or standing so as to obstruct or impede a normal
flow of traffic or blocking entrances or exitways, loading zones,
oil fills or on any grass area, pedestrian walkway or presenting in
any other way a safety or traffic hazard may be removed by towing
said vehicle at the owner's or operator's expense.
The provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:1-1 et seq., and
the provisions of Chapter IX, Traffic,[1] shall be applicable to the semipublic or private roads,
streets, driveways, terraces, parking areas or the roadways located
within the following governmental or municipal or community complexes
or community centers, that are open to or used by the public, residents,
officers, officials or employees for purposes of vehicular traffic
and shall be enforceable by those officers, agencies and individuals
authorized to enforce the same under the laws of the State of New
Jersey pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:5A-1. The maximum speed limits on any
such roadway or thoroughfare intended for the passage of motor vehicle
traffic shall be 10 miles per hour and shall be so posted with regulatory
warning signs as authorized by the State of New Jersey, Department
of Transportation. All vehicles must park only in designated areas
and between the lines provided. Stop intersections, if any, shall
be as designated in Schedule VI.[2]
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Lumberton Emergency Squad
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Lumberton Fire Company
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Lumberton Township Municipal Building
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Ridgeway Gaun Building
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United States Post Office Complex
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Village Green
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The provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:1-1 et seq., and
the provisions of Chapter IX, Traffic,[1] shall be applicable to the semipublic or private roads,
streets, driveways, terraces, parking areas or the roadways located
within the following apartment complexes/residential developments,
that are open to or used by the public, residents, tenants, guests,
etc., for purposes of vehicular traffic and shall be enforceable by
those officers, agencies and individuals authorized to enforce the
same under the laws of the State of New Jersey pursuant to N.J.S.A.
39:5A-1. Regulatory and warning signs shall be erected and maintained
to effect the designated speed limits set forth herein and as authorized
by the State of New Jersey, Department of Transportation. Stop intersections,
if any, shall be as designated in Schedule VI,[2] and parking shall be in designated areas, and in which
all vehicles must park between the lines provided.
A.
Apartment complexes. The maximum speed limits for
the following roadways or thoroughfares in the following complexes/developments
intended for the passage of motor vehicle traffic shall be as follows:
B.
Residential developments.
(1)
Country Estates:
(a)
All Spice Way: 25 miles per hour, each direction
of travel, the entire length.
(b)
Coriander Drive: 20 miles per hour, each direction
of travel, the entire length.
(c)
Ginger Drive: 20 miles per hour, each direction
of travel, the entire length.
(d)
Savory Way: 25 miles per hour, each direction
of travel, the entire length.
(e)
All other roadways: 10 miles per hour, each
direction of travel, their entire lengths.
(2)
Country Village: 25 miles per hour for all roads,
for each direction of travel, the entire length.
(3)
Evergreen Gardens: 10 miles per hour for each direction
of travel, the entire length.
(4)
Hunters Crossing: 25 miles per hour for each direction
of travel, the entire length.
(5)
Maple Grove Estates: 25 miles per hour for each direction
of travel, the entire length of each road.
(6)
Marriott Farms: 25 miles per hour for each direction
of travel, the entire length of each roadway.
(7)
Orchard View Estates: 25 miles per hour for each direction
of travel, the entire length of each roadway.
(8)
Stonegate: 25 miles per hour for each direction of
travel, the entire length.
(9)
Woodlands at Lumberton: 25 miles per hour for each
direction of travel, the entire length of each roadway.
Schedule IV of Chapter IX is hereby amended
by adding to the listing of stop intersections already contained in
said Schedule the following stop intersections.[1]
Schedule _____ of Chapter IX, Traffic, is hereby
amended by adding to the list of yield intersections already contained
in said schedule the following new yield intersections.[1]
Any vehicle parked or standing in a fashion
which obstructs or impedes the normal flow of traffic, which blocks
entrances or exits or blocks loading zones, oil fills or any grass
area or pedestrian walkway or presents, in any way, a safety or traffic
hazard, as so determined in the opinion of a municipal police officer,
may be removed by having the vehicle towed at the owner's or operator's
expense.
Should any owner, operator, driver or person violate any of the provisions of this Part 1, or of the ordinance and code sections to which this Part 1 is amendatory and supplementary, and should said person be convicted of any such violations, said person shall be liable for a penalty of not more than $50 for each offense or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 15 days, or both, unless some other penalty is expressly provided for by a New Jersey statute.
