[HISTORY: Adopted by the Township Committee of the Township of Stillwater
as § 11-5 of the 1971 Revised General Ordinances. Amendments noted
where applicable.]
No person shall use any Township road for the purpose of placing upon
or moving thereon any building or structure without first applying for and
obtaining the approval of the Township Committee.
A.
If granted, approval shall require:
(1)
That such use be subject to and under the direction and supervision
of the Township Committeeman in charge of the Road Department or his designated
representative;
(2)
That the time and route of moving shall be subject to approval
by the Committeeman, who shall take into consideration the safety and convenience
of the traveling public, residents and property owners;
(3)
That, where deemed necessary by the Committeeman, warning signs
of suitable size and visibility shall be posted 48 hours in advance of the
moving;
(4)
That the person applying for approval shall be responsible for
and exonerate, indemnify and save harmless the Township, its representatives
and agents from and against, any and all damage to persons or property occasioned
by or arising out of such use, and the person may be required to obtain appropriate
insurance in such amounts as the Committee deems advisable protecting the
Township, its representatives and agents against damage and injury, and
(5)
That all applicable requirements of the County of Sussex and
the State of New Jersey be met.
B.
In granting approval, the Committee may impose such additional
conditions and requirements as it sees fit.
No approval shall be granted by the Township Committee if it finds that,
despite the imposition of reasonable conditions and requirements, such use
is incompatible with preservation of the public health, safety and welfare.
