Nutley Health Board sets nuisances penalties and vault rules
The Nutley Board of Health in Essex County adopts a health code under state law defining nuisances and penalties. It covers dangerous conditions to water air and ground, decaying matter, polluted water sources, unclean tenements, offensive odors from pens and factories, and requires cesspools and privies to be cleaned on written notice with penalties for noncompliance.
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Nutley
Essex
Board of Health
New Jersey
Boards of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Publey
Een
Henley Buard
Secretary of the Health Board
Nutley Health Board Sees Stringent Housing Sanitation Rules
The ordinance outlines strict disposal and maintenance rules for privy vaults and cesspools, penalties for improper handling, and required inspections. It covers permits, fees, abandonment procedures, and penalties for overflowing or neglect, plus trolley and public conveyance spitting bans and scavenger licensing.
Public Health Provisions Enforcement and Sanitation Rules
Legal notice outlines penalties for scavengers and residents failing to keep streets clean. It details board authority to revoke scavenger licenses, penalties for improper disposal, and public health measures for contagious diseases, water safety, food sales, and tenement house water standards.
Nutley Plumbing Ordinance Regulates Master Plumbers
Nutley Town adopts an extensive plumbing code requiring master plumbers to register, post bonds, file plans, and obtain Board of Health approval before work. The ordinance outlines plan requirements, exemptions, inspection timelines, testing methods, and penalties for noncompliance.
Plumbing codes and pipe standards for waste systems
A detailed ordinance outlines materials and workmanship for waste piping. It specifies wrought iron and steel pipe standards, corrosion protection, brass ferrules, clean-outs, lead pipe usage limits, and lead traps. It covers house sewers, soil pipes, joints, and venting, plus distances from water or gas lines and required fall and construction details.
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Health Drainage Ordinance Regulates Plumbing Installations
The ordinance governs pipe sizes for traps and main wastes, vent and branch connections, and prohibits certain fixtures. It requires traps be vented and anchored, specifies minimum diameters for basins kitchens baths urinals and slop sinks, and sets placement and ventilation rules for water closets. Penalties of not less than one hundred dollars apply for noncompliance.
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Lnospaetor
Board of Health
Health Respector
Wien
Pew
Board of Health Or Health
Board of Health Or Healy
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B.philhower
Nutley to Vacate Unnamed Street in Satterthwaite Estate Area
Nutley Town Council adopts an ordinance vacating the unnamed street shown on the Satterthwaite Estate map. The street runs from north of Letterthwaite Avenue and Rutgers Place to the south, with a 60 foot width, as recorded in Essex County. The action was adopted August 22, 1806, with officials Wilson G. Kibest Bad, Frank L. Rusby signing.
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Nutley
County of
Essex
Tosa
Shawna
Satterthwaite Estate
Franklin
Essex Gallagry
New Jersey
George W. Symonds
Office of the Register of
Essex County
Agia
Letterthwaite Avenue
Read
Rutgers Lace
Rutgers Place
North Road
Wilson G. Kibest
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