Whereas certain commercial services or enterprises conducted in the Borough are considered to involve potential hazard to the health and welfare of the Borough residents unless acceptable standards of cleanliness are maintained with respect to quarters, equipment, methods and materials, the Board of Health hereby designates particular types of commercial and business enterprises over which it considers it essential to exercise some measure of sanitary control and directs that the person responsible for the conduct of such enterprises in the Borough shall apply for, obtain and display a Health Board permit as set forth in this article.
A Board of Health permit shall be obtained and displayed by every business or enterprise licensed by the State of New Jersey and for which the N.J.A.C. provides for jurisdiction by a local Board of Health. These include, but are not limited to:
A. 
Animal hospitals, kennels, pounds and shelters.
B. 
Bakeries and bake shops.
C. 
Confectioneries.
D. 
Dry-cleaning plants.
E. 
Delicatessen stores.
F. 
Food establishments.
G. 
Grocery stores.
H. 
Hotels and rooming houses.
I. 
Ice vendors and ice-vending machines.
J. 
Laundries.
K. 
Meat and fish markets.
L. 
Pet shops and other places where animals, birds, fowl or reptiles are raised or kept for sale.
M. 
Vendors of potable water.
N. 
Tanning facilities.
O. 
Child-care centers.
Every person engaged in or desiring to engage in the operation of a commercial service or enterprise above specified shall apply for a Health Board permit, which, if granted, will indicate satisfactory compliance with sanitary requirements as of the date of issuance of such permit and will authorize continued operation at the named location and under the same ownership during continued observance of sanitary standards satisfactory to the Board of Health and during continued compliance with all applicable health codes or regulations and laws of the state that are enforceable by this Board. The premises and operations of any business applying for or holding all Health Board permits shall be subject to inspection at any reasonable time by the Sanitary Inspector.
If any person granted a Health Board permit or if any employee, servant or agent of such permit holder shall violate any ordinance, code, regulation or special order of the Board of Health or regulation or law of the state in the conduct of the service or business for which the permit was granted, such permit may be revoked or renewal refused at the discretion of the Board; and after the date of such revocation, such service or business shall not operate in the Borough until the conditions that cause revocation are rectified; and the owner or persons in charge of such commercial service and any offending employees of such establishment may be prosecuted for such violation or code or law as shall have occurred.
The owners, managers and employees of all commercial services and business enterprises required under this article to have Health Board permits are hereby notified that the quarters in which they conduct operation, the equipment they employ, the methods followed and the quality and wholesomeness of materials used shall in all respects conform to the detailed specifications set forth in the State Sanitary Code or in other state laws or regulations or codes applicable to the given type of business or service in which they are engaged, and, further, they shall conform to such provisions of the State Building Code, the State Plumbing Code and with the applicable Articles of the Sanitary Code.
All Health Board permits granted under this article shall automatically expire upon removal of the business to a different address than that specified in the permit or upon a change of ownership or upon cessation of active operations and, in any event, on December 31 of each year.
A fee of $50 shall be charged for the issuance of a Health Board permit to a qualified commercial service or business establishment or enterprise having a fixed address in the Borough and engaged in business or activities of the kind or type specified as being required to have such permits.
When it shall be determined by the Board that any particular type of commercial services not specifically listed in § 265-30 affects the public health and well-being, the Board may, by resolution and public announcement, thereafter require all existing and all new enterprises furnishing such commercial services to comply with this article as fully as if such type of service had been listed at the time of enactment of this chapter.