Title 26, HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS

26:2Y-6 Licensure required for adult family care sponsor agency. 6. a. No person, firm, partnership, corporation, limited liability company or association may operate, conduct or hold itself out to the public as an adult family care sponsor agency unless it is duly licensed as an…

26:2Y-7 Regulation of family care home. 7. a. An adult family care home shall be regulated as a residential home and shall meet all State and local building, sanitation, utility and fire code requirements applicable to single family dwellings; provided however, that the commissio…

26:2Y-8 Regulations to establish minimum standards. 8. The commissioner shall by regulation establish minimum standards to ensure the health, safety and well-being of each client of the adult family care home, including: requirements for the physical site of the home and maintena…

26:2Y-9 Violations, penalties. 9. a. A person, firm, partnership, corporation, limited liability company or association that operates or conducts an adult family care home or adult family care sponsor agency without first obtaining the license required by this act, or that operat…

26:2Z-1 Findings, declarations relative to human stem cell research. 1. The Legislature finds and declares that: a. An estimated 128 million Americans suffer from the crippling economic and psychological burden of chronic, degenerative and acute diseases, including Alzheimer's di…

26:2Z-2 Public policy relative to derivation, use of certain cells of humans. 2. a. It is the public policy of this State that research involving the derivation and use of human embryonic stem cells, human embryonic germ cells and human adult stem cells, including somatic cell nu…

26:2ZZ-1 Findings, declarations relative to aphasia. 1. The Legislature finds and declares that: a. Aphasia is a disorder of the brain, which affects a person's ability to communicate, and which most commonly occurs after a stroke or traumatic brain injury; b. Although aphasia is…

26:2ZZ-2 "Mike Adler Aphasia Task Force." 2. a. There is established, in the Department of Health, the "Mike Adler Aphasia Task Force." b. The task force shall consist of 13 members as follows: (1) the Commissioners of Health and Human Services, who shall serve ex officio; (2) fi…

26:3-1. Establishment of local board There shall be a board of health in every municipality in this state, which board shall consist of members appointed or designated, or both, as provided by this chapter, except that in any municipality operating under laws establishing a form …

26:3-10 Composition of local board in townships of more than 20,000. 26:3-10. The local board in every township having a population of more than twenty thousand inhabitants shall be composed of not less than five nor more than seven members who shall be appointed in such manner a…

26:3-11. Territorial jurisdiction of local board In any township within whose limits any other form of local municipal government exists, the jurisdiction of the local board of the township shall extend only to such parts of the township as are outside of the territorial limits o…

26:3-12. Meetings of board The local board in every township, which is subject to the provisions of this subdivision of this article, shall appoint, on the day of its organization, a place, day, and hour for the regular meeting of the board for the hearing of complaints, reports,…

26:3-13. Compensation of board members For attendance on meetings of the board, members of a township board, which is subject to the provisions of this subdivision of this article, shall each receive the sum of two dollars ($2.00) for each meeting, to be paid in the same manner a…

26:3-14. Vacancy in office of physician member If a township committee in a township having a population of not more than twenty thousand inhabitants, which is subject to the provisions of this subdivision of this article, shall fail to appoint a physician member within ten days …

26:3-15. Vacancy in office of assessor member In a township having a population of not more than twenty thousand inhabitants, which is subject to the provisions of this subdivision of this article, in case of the death, removal, or resignation of an assessor before the time of el…

26:3-16. Vacancy in township of over 20,000 If a vacancy shall occur in the board of any township having a population of more than twenty thousand inhabitants, which is subject to the provisions of this subdivision of this article, it shall be filled in the same manner in which t…

26:3-18.1. "Public health laboratory technician" defined As used in this act, "public health laboratory technician" applies to every officer appointed by a board of health to perform bacteriological, serological, chemical and related technical laboratory tests in a laboratory con…

26:3-19 Employees of local board 26:3-19. The local board may employ such personnel as it may deem necessary, to carry into effect the powers vested in it. It shall fix the duties and compensation of every appointee and, as to local boards which shall not be operating under the p…

26:3-19.1 Civil service status of employees of local board of health. 1. All health officers, registered environmental health specialists and other persons selected to fill available positions in a local board of health in any municipality, which has adopted, or shall hereafter a…

26:3-19.2. Incumbent plumbing inspectors; placing in classified service without examination Any person holding the position or employment of plumbing inspector under any local board of health of any municipality, which has adopted the provisions of subtitle three of Title 11 (Civ…

26:3-2. Rules and regulations A local board may adopt rules, regulations or ordinances for its government and that of its officers and employees not inconsistent with law or the state sanitary code.

26:3-20 License necessary for appointment. 26:3-20. No local board shall appoint any person to a position for which a license is required under section 41 of P.L.1947, c.177 (C.26:1A-41) nor employ a person to do work ordinarily performed by a person required to hold a license un…

26:3-20.1. Violations by local board in appointments; injunction Whenever any local board shall violate any of the provisions of section 26:3-20 of this Title, the department may institute an action in the Superior Court in the name of the State at the relation of the department …

26:3-21 Licensee eligible for appointment. 26:3-21. Any holder of a license required under section 41 of P.L.1947, c.177 (C.26:1A-41) shall be eligible to appointment to the position for which the license is required by any local board. Amended 1947, c.181, s.3; 1950, c.119, s.7;…

26:3-22 Joint health officer, registered environmental health specialists. 26:3-22. Local boards of health of two or more adjacent municipalities may join in employing a health officer and one or more registered environmental health specialists and other personnel. In such case, …

26:3-23 Registered environmental health specialist for township. 26:3-23. If in any township sufficient environmental inspection is not secured, the State department may, on notice to the local board, require the appointment by the local board of a registered environmental health…

26:3-24 Registered environmental health specialist in municipality of over 2,000. 26:3-24. In every municipality containing a population of 2,000 inhabitants or more, there shall be at least one registered environmental health specialist appointed by the local board. Amended 1997…

26:3-25.1 Receipt of maximum salary. 5. Every person holding a license issued under section 41 of P.L.1947, c.177 (C.26:1A-41), who is employed in a position for which this license is required by any board of health, municipality or group of municipalities shall receive the maxim…

26:3-26. Removal of licensed health officers; necessity of public hearing No health officer, inspector or employee holding a license issued in the name of the State Department of Health, after five years' consecutive service in the employ of a local board or regional health commi…

26:3-27 Removal of health officer. 26:3-27. The local board or regional health commission, not operating under the provisions of Title 11A, Civil Service, of the New Jersey Statutes, employing a health officer or any other person whom it is sought to remove, shall formulate or re…

26:3-29. Representative at health officers' association A local board employing a health officer shall defray his necessary expenses in attending the regular meetings of the health officers' association of New Jersey.

26:3-3 Composition of local board. 26:3-3. a. The local board in every municipality, other than a township, which is subject to the provisions of subdivision C of this article, or a board established by a municipality that invokes the provisions of subsection b. of this section, …

26:3-30. Representative at health convention A local board in cities of the second class may appoint and send its health officer to any medical convention meeting for the purpose of discussing the improvement of the health and sanitary condition of municipalities, and pay his nec…

26:3-31 Public health regulations. 26:3-31. The local board of health shall have power to pass, alter or amend ordinances and make rules and regulations in regard to the public health within its jurisdiction, for the following purposes: a. To protect the public water supply and p…

26:3-31.1. Plumbing, ventilation and drainage of buildings and connection with sewers, cesspools, etc.; ordinances regulating Local boards of health may enact, amend or supplement ordinances to establish, amend or supplement rules and regulations affecting the installation, maint…

26:3-31.10. Application of law The provisions of this act shall not apply to owner-occupied residential rental properties containing five units or less. L.1980, c. 170, s. 7, eff. Dec. 18, 1980.

26:3-31.2. Publication of rules and regulations not required; filing printed copies It shall not be necessary to publish any such rules and regulations, so to be adopted, as part of said ordinance, notwithstanding that a printed copy thereof is annexed thereto, either before or a…

26:3-31.3. Proof of ordinance For the purpose of proof of any such ordinance or the receipt thereof in evidence in all courts and places, such copy of said code, so marked and so annexed to such ordinance, shall be construed to be part of said ordinance as fully as though it had …

26:3-31.4. Short title This act shall be known and may be cited as "The Emergency Fuel Oil Delivery Act." L.1980, c. 170, s. 1, eff. Dec. 18, 1980.

26:3-31.5. Local health officer to act as agent of landlord in engaging fuel oil dealer; conditions The governing body of any municipality may provide, by ordinance, that the local health officer or other officer designated in the ordinance shall, whenever necessary to protect th…

26:3-31.6. Billing to landlord or municipality for delivery of fuel oil and refiring of burner Any fuel oil dealer who delivers fuel oil or refires the burner in accordance with section 2 of this act may bill the landlord directly, or the municipality in which the rental property…

26:3-31.7. Liability of landlord or agent due to negligence; penalty enforcement 4. Any landlord or his agent whose negligence or failure to act results in municipal action pursuant to section 2 of this act shall be liable to a civil penalty of not more than $300.00 for each affe…

26:3-31.8. Penalty enforcement proceeding; reimbursements; injunction; collection of reimbursements In any penalty enforcement proceeding brought pursuant to this act the court shall also order the landlord or his agent to reimburse the municipality for the actual costs incurred …

26:3-31.9. Immunity of municipality or its employees in enforcing act; exception No municipality or its employees shall be liable for any damages to any person or property in enforcing this act except for the gross negligence or malfeasance of any municipal official, officer or e…

26:3-32. Granting of licenses and permits in cities over 80,000 Local boards of health in cities having a population of more than 80,000 inhabitants may grant and regulate licenses and permits incident to health matters and charge a reasonable fee for any such license or permit, …

26:3-33. Sanitation, plumbing, ventilation and drainage of buildings Local boards of health may within their respective jurisdictions: a. Secure the sanitary condition of every building, public or private. b. Compel, prescribe, regulate and control the plumbing, ventilation and d…