[Adopted 5-17-1973 as Art. 1 of Ch. 2 of the Revised Ordinances]
A. 
The Township Clerk shall act as Clerk of the Township Committee and shall keep correct minutes of the proceedings thereof and record the same in separate books to be kept in his office, furnishing copies of said minutes to the members of the Township Committee or to such persons as the Township Committee shall designate. He shall cause the township seal to be affixed to instruments and writings when authorized so to do by any ordinance or resolution of the Township Committee or when necessary to exemplify any documents or records in his office or to certify any act or paper which, from the records in his office, shall appear to have been a public act of the township or a public document. He shall not affix the said seal or cause or permit it to be affixed to any instrument or writing or other paper except as herein provided unless required to so do by some state statute.
B. 
He shall engross in an ordinance book all ordinances passed by the Township Committee, and each of said ordinances shall be signed in the book by the Chairman of the Township Committee and the Clerk of the Township. He shall have the custody and charge of and shall safely keep all records, documents, reports, papers and maps in proper files in his office, including the corporate seal.
C. 
He shall have the custody and charge of the warrant book and shall draw warrants upon the Township Treasurer for all bills and claims approved by the Township Committee, all specific appropriations of money made by it and for the payment of salaries of township officers or employees as fixed by ordinance or resolution of the Township Committee and not otherwise provided for. He shall keep an accurate account in the margin of said warrant book of all warrants drawn by him, showing the date, amount and number of each and in whose favor the same was drawn, the object thereof, the appropriation to which it is to be charged and the date of the resolution or order authorizing it to be drawn.
D. 
He shall countersign all licenses and permits granted by the Township Committee and receive all moneys paid for the same.
E. 
He shall enter in a book provided for that purpose the names of all persons from whom he may receive moneys for the township, the date when received, the amounts so received and the objects thereof, and shall render a faithful and distinct account of all such moneys to the Township Committee monthly and pay over the same to the Township Treasurer.
F. 
He shall act as purchasing agent and, as such, shall have the duty and authority of purchasing any and all furniture, equipment, materials, supplies, printing and stationery of whatever kind or description (hereinafter referred to as "articles") used or needed for use by any and all officers or departments of the Township, excepting such articles as the Township Committee shall, from time to time, purchase after having received bids therefor. None of such articles shall, however, be purchased by him without the authority, in writing, of the Township Committee or one of the members thereof.
G. 
He shall, before purchasing any articles, prepare requisitions in triplicate, indicating thereon the appropriation or appropriations against which the proposed purchase is to be charged, one of which said requisitions shall be given to the officer or department requiring such articles, one of which shall be given to the vendor of the same and the third retained by the Clerk until the article so purchased shall have been delivered. The same shall then be annexed to the verified bill of the vendor.
H. 
He shall do and perform all acts and duties required of him of every kind which may be now or hereafter prescribed by law or by the Township Committee.
I. 
He shall devote his full time to the performance of his duties and maintain his office at such place as shall be designated by the Township Committee, keeping the said office open for the transaction of public business during such hours and on such days as the Township Committee shall, from time to time, determine.
J. 
He shall do and perform all clerical work, as directed by the Township Committee, for any of the Township boards.
K. 
He shall be a member of the Board of Health of the Township, as provided by N.J.S.A. 26:3-9, and shall perform all of the duties as such member and shall act as the Secretary of the Board of Health.
The Township Clerk shall receive such salary as the Township Committee may fix from time to time by ordinance.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: See Ch. 47, Salaries and Compensation.
The Township Clerk shall give a good and sufficient bond for the faithful Performance of the duties of his office in such sum as the Township Committee shall direct, which bond shall be approved by the Township Committee as to form and sufficiency.