[Adopted 5-8-1984]
Any resident of the Township of Pilesgrove intending
to dispose of Type 13 demolition waste in the Woodstown-Pilesgrove
Municipal Landfill shall obtain a permit to dispose of such materials
in excess of three cubic yards per week. The ultimate responsibility
for obtaining such a permit shall be with the property owner of those
lands or premises from which the demolition-type waste is to be removed.
All permits shall be obtained by making an appropriate application
to the Pilesgrove Construction Code Official and upon payment of all
required fees in advance. For purposes of this article, the term "resident"
shall include the person or corporation making the application or
any person or corporation acting on his or its behalf or providing
a construction or demolition service on his or its behalf.
All permits that are issued shall specifically
designate the quantity of Type 13 demolition waste to be deposited
in the Woodstown-Pilesgrove Municipal Landfill. This permit shall
be presented to the landfill operator each time Type 13 demolition
waste is presented for disposal. The landfill operator shall record
the quantity of waste deposited pursuant to each permit. In no event
shall any Type 13 demolition waste be deposited in the Woodstown-Pilesgrove
Municipal Landfill in excess of the amount set forth on the permit.
Any resident having to deposit more demolition type waste than provided
for in the permit shall make an application to the Construction Code
Official for a supplemental permit to provide for such additional
disposition as may be necessary. Such a permit shall be issued upon
the payment of any additional fees required.
The fee for a Type 13 demolition waste permit
shall be $10 plus a fixed charge per cubic yard of Type 13 demolition
waste to be deposited in the Woodstown-Pilesgrove Municipal Landfill.
The specific charge per cubic yard shall be determined by resolution
of the Township Committee and may be adjusted from time to time. In
no event shall this fee be an amount in excess of the sum charged
by the landfill operator, plus a reasonable allowance for landfill
closure taxes and escrow payments required by the State of New Jersey.
Any person violating this article or any regulations
promulgated pursuant to this article shall be subject to a fine not
to exceed $1,000, unless some other penalty is expressly provided
by the New Jersey Statutes. In addition to any penalty assessed herein,
any person found guilty of violating this article shall also pay all
permit fees that would have been paid and required of the defendant
if a valid permit had been obtained.
