Every owner shall be required to file an application
and secure a license from the Community Development Department. Such
application shall include the name, address and telephone number of
the owner, address of the public bathing place and any other information
which the Community Development Department may require to determine
compliance with the provisions of this chapter. The application shall
also be accompanied by the required license fee and a copy of a valid
permit issued by the D.E.R. for the operation of the public bathing
place.
Where there is a change in ownership of a public bathing place, the new owner shall be required to file the appropriate information and secure a new license from the Community Development Department as required by § 120-19. Licenses shall not be transferable.
[Amended 11-28-1994 by Ord. No. 94-32]
An application shall be filed by the owner and fees paid in accordance with Chapter 162, Fees, on an annual basis on or before June 1 of each year.
The owner shall be required to post the Township
and D.E.R. license in the entryway to the public bathing place or
in any other conspicuous location approved by the Director.
If the owner fails to comply with any provision
of this chapter, which failure, in the opinion of the Township, endangers
the life, safety or health of the users of the public bathing place,
the Department may suspend or revoke the owner's license. Notice of
a decision to suspend or revoke any license shall be provided, in
writing, to the owner, by registered mail, citing the basis for such
action and the effective date for suspension or revocation. The owner
may appeal the Township's decision to the Board of Health, provided
that such appeal is filed within 10 calendar days from the effective
date of suspension or revocation. Such appeal shall be in letter form,
state the basis for such appeal and be filed with the Director of
Community Development. The Board of Health shall meet within 30 calendar
days for the purpose of conducting a hearing and rendering a decision.
