Borough of Norwood, NJ Chapter 240 Fees

[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Health of the Borough of Norwood 6-4-1997 as part of Ord. No. 97:07; amended in its entirety 6-28-2004 by Ord. No. 2004:01. Amendments noted where applicable.]

§ 240-1 Schedule of license fees.

[Amended 12-5-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-1]

A. For all eating establishments, including but not limited to restaurants, diners, luncheonettes, and taverns: $150 for the first 50 seats and $5 for each additional seat above 50, but not to exceed $850.

B. For takeout food-handling establishments, including but not limited to delicatessen stores, meat and food markets, pizza kitchens, and ice cream/frozen dessert stores: an annual fee of $150; for food caterers, an additional fee of $100.

C. For package stores: $50; for package stores and bars: $75 annually.

D. For bakeries: a fee of $150 annually.

E. For each retail vehicle serving lunches or meals of readily perishable food: a fee of $200 annually.

F. For vending machines: a fee of $25 for the first machine and $15 for each additional machine annually.

G. For ice cream trucks: $160 annually.

H. For stores dealing only in packaged candy, cookies or snacks: $50 annually.

I. For nursery schools, day-care centers, and day camps: a fee of $175 annually.

J. For nursing homes and assisted-living facilities: a fee of $7 per resident, as of January 1 of each year.

K. For tanning salons: a fee of $75 annually.

L. For the issuance of a marriage license: $28.

M. For transcripts and corrections of marriage, birth and death certificates: $10; burial permits: $15.

N. For swimming pools:

(1) Nonprofit, excluding residential pools: $50 annually.

(2) Community association pools: $150 annually.

(3) If operated as a business or for profit: seasonal $100 annually, year round $200 annually.

O. For gumball machines: $5 each annually.

P. For body arts and body piercing: $300 annually.

Q. For temporary retail food license: one to three days, $50; four to seven days, $75; more than seven days, $100.

R. For supermarkets: $600 annually.

S. For trucks dispensing dairy products, retail: $5 annually.

T. For portable toilets: $25 each.

U. For commercial whirlpools and hot tubs: $50 each.

V. For beauty parlors, nail salons, and barber shops in correspondence with § 237-5: facilities with one to four stations, $100; five to 10 stations, $150; 11 or more, $200.

W. For plan review: $100 per review, $50 for revision fee.

X. For facility reinspection fee: $100.

Y. For kennels: in correspondence with § 85-3E(1) and (2).

§ 240-2 Exemptions.

Senior citizens' establishments and activities in Borough-owned buildings, religious institutions, and other nonprofit organizations are exempt from the fees imposed in this chapter.