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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 3 - APPLICATIONS, APPROVALS AND FEES › Section 19:75-3.11 - Bus operator permits and medallions

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) The
				  owner/operators of any bus subject to the provisions of this chapter shall
				  obtain:
1. A permit for each bus it owns or
				  operates which enters Atlantic City; or
2. An annual medallion for unlimited bus
				  entry into Atlantic City for the period set forth in the medallion.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 3 - APPLICATIONS, APPROVALS AND FEES › Section 19:75-3.12 - Permit and medallion fees

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(a) The fee for
				  a single permit shall be $ 2.00 and shall be paid to the Authority by the bus
				  owner/operator. A processing fee shall be assessed for all bulk permit
				  purchases as follows: two to 50 permits-$ 3.00, 51 to 200 permits-$ 5.00, 201
				  to 500 permits-$ 10.00, and 501 permits and above-$ 15.00. These fees may be
				  adjusted annually by the Authority according to the percentage increase of the
				  Consumer Price Index for the Philadelphia/New Jersey area for the preceding
				  year, as determined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Payment of the permit
				  fee shall be for each such entry by any bus. Such adjustments shall be
				  reflected in this section through a notice of administrative change published
				  in the New Jersey Register.
(b)
				  Fees for medallions shall be:
1. For each
				  annual single bus medallion, $ 600.00 for the effective year from October 1,
				  2004 through September 30, 2005, $ 650.00 for the effective year from October
				  1, 2005 through September 30, 2006, and $ 675.00 for the effective year from
				  October 1, 2006 through September 30, 2007 and for each effective year
				  thereafter.
2. For each annual
				  fleet medallion, $ 33,500 for the effective year from October 1, 2004 through
				  September 30, 2005, $ 37,000 for the effective year from October 1, 2005
				  through September 30, 2006 and $ 40,500 for the effective year from October 1,
				  2006 through September 30, 2007 and for each effective year
				  thereafter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 3 - APPLICATIONS, APPROVALS AND FEES › Section 19:75-3.13 - Payment of permit and medallion fees

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
Payment of the fee by all bus operators/owners for permits
					 or medallions shall be made in advance by sending a check or money order
					 payable to the Authority, at South Jersey Transportation Authority, Farley
					 Service Plaza, PO Box 351, Hammonton, NJ 08037. Such advance payment including
					 costs for postage and handling must be received no less than two weeks prior to
					 the scheduled arrival date of any bus subject to this subchapter. Handling fees
					 shall be waived for purchases of medallions greater than $ 5,000.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 3 - APPLICATIONS, APPROVALS AND FEES › Section 19:75-3.14 - Proof of payment required at approved facilities

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
No owner or operator of an approved facility shall permit
					 any bus to park/load/unload thereon unless such bus properly exhibits proof of
					 payment of the appropriate fee for a permit or medallion.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 3 - APPLICATIONS, APPROVALS AND FEES › Section 19:75-3.15 - Fees for an approved facility; general provisions

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(a) The actual
				  costs incurred for time spent by any professional consultants retained by the
				  Authority for review of any application for an approved facility shall be
				  allocated to each applicant in addition to the application fee set forth in
				  this subchapter.
(b) Any
				  application for an approved facility, for any variance pursuant to N.J.A.C.
				  19:75-8 or any other approval of the Authority under this chapter shall be
				  accompanied by such fee as shall be specified in this chapter.
(c) An application shall not be deemed
				  complete until the required application fee has been paid. Every approval
				  granted and every certificate issued shall, whether or not expressly so
				  conditioned, be deemed to be conditioned upon the payment of all fees as
				  required by this subchapter. The failure to pay any such fee, when due, shall
				  result in the denial or revocation of any permit, approval or certificate for
				  which such fee is required.
(d)
				  Whenever a public hearing is required in connection with any application under
				  this chapter, the applicant shall pay the cost of such legal notices as shall
				  be required to be given.
(e) Any
				  single application which encompasses several uses will be subject to the
				  several appropriate fees enumerated in this chapter.
(f) Fees are nonrefundable except that, in
				  the discretion of the Executive Director or his or her designee, fees may be
				  refunded provided that a written request to withdraw the application is
				  received before the close of the second working day after receipt of the
				  same.
(g) Upon written request from
				  a charitable, philanthropic, fraternal or religious nonprofit organization
				  holding a tax exempt status under the Federal Internal Revenue Code, the
				  Executive Director or his or her designee shall waive the payment of fees
				  required by this chapter.
(h) A $
				  25.00 administrative fee shall be assessed to any applicant or bus
				  owner/operator for each occasion that a check is returned by a depository bank
				  unpaid to the Authority.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 4 - OPERATIONS; APPROVED FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 19:75-4.1 - Bus operations; general

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(a) Upon
				  discharge of all passengers, buses shall proceed directly via approved bus
				  routes to a bus parking facility or other exempt facility under
				  19:75-3.9(b)  in
				  accordance with all traffic regulations. Buses shall not be operated solely for
				  the convenience of the driver between discharge and loading of passengers.
				  Buses picking up passengers shall not arrive at an activity center more than 15
				  minutes prior to scheduled departure.
(b) Operating speeds in parking lots will not
				  exceed posted limits.
(c) No buses
				  shall be stopped with their engine running except as is specifically permitted
				  by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Idle Standard set
				  forth in 7:27-14.3. The holders of
				  certificates for bus parking facilities and bus operators will be jointly and
				  severally responsible for compliance with this rule.
(d) The Authority, in cooperation with the
				  NJDOT, may direct buses, after passengers are unloaded, to an approved facility
				  or other location for a bus safety inspection.
(e) The Authority, at its discretion, may
				  temporarily direct buses to alternate locations to reduce traffic movements in
				  congested areas.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 4 - OPERATIONS; APPROVED FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 19:75-4.2 - Activity center requirements

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(a) When traffic
				  conditions warrant, the Authority, in its discretion, may require activity
				  centers to participate in Authority intercept at an approved location.
				  Authority intercept assistance shall be provided solely at the activity
				  center's expense and the activity center shall reimburse the Authority for all
				  utility, capital, maintenance and unavoidable operating costs incurred for its
				  intercept assistance upon receipt of a monthly or quarterly invoice.
(b) If on-street loading/unloading is
				  required and/or an Authority approved location is needed for intercept,
				  assistance shall be obtained from the Authority for the periods of operation
				  required by the activity center.
(c) Buses subject to on street loading and
				  unloading, and/or intercept at Authority-approved locations and so notified by
				  the activity center and/or the Authority, shall proceed to the approved
				  on-street loading and unloading area and/or approved intercept location
				  provided by the activity center and/or the Authority, and shall be dispatched
				  by the activity center in accordance with its site capacity, or as otherwise
				  directed by the Authority.
(d) Upon
				  30 days' written notice from the Authority, all activity centers providing
				  gratuities, incentives or premiums to bus passengers shall submit a plan to the
				  Authority for review and approval setting forth the procedure to be utilized by
				  the activity center at the on-street loading/unloading area and/or intercept
				  location to carry out these activities to ensure that the activities do not
				  adversely affect traffic flow at either the loading/unloading area, intercept
				  location or the activity center.
(e) On or before the fifth day of each month,
				  activity center certificate holders shall send to the Authority a written
				  projection of any changes to total bus activity per month and a daily average.
				  If the activity center certificate holder anticipates or projects an increase
				  of 20 percent or more in the daily average, the Authority shall be sent written
				  notice one week prior to effectuation of the increase. The notice shall include
				  the new total Bus projection, and, if appropriate, a revised staffing
				  plan.
(f) All buses shall discharge
				  and load passengers on sites designated by the Authority.
(g) A list of approved load or unload
				  location sites is available from the Authority upon request.
(h) Activity center certificate holders shall
				  permit authority representatives access to the activity center during approved
				  hours of operations.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 4 - OPERATIONS; APPROVED FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 19:75-4.3 - Bus maintenance facility requirements

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(a) A bus
				  maintenance facility must be within a driving distance of five miles of that
				  portion of Atlantic Avenue between Maine and Albany Avenues within the
				  corporate limits of Atlantic City.
(b) A bus maintenance facility shall provide
				  full service and be able to accommodate heavy maintenance, unit overhaul,
				  dumping, routine service and inspection. Additionally, fuel, tires and washing
				  capabilities shall also be available. The bus maintenance facility shall not be
				  utilized for parking of buses.
(c)
				  Upon completion of maintenance, buses, except for those owned or operated by
				  the bus maintenance facility certificate holder, shall not be parked
				  overnight.
(d) A bus maintenance
				  facility shall include signs conforming to the standards of the municipality,
				  county or state in which the facility is located.
(e) A bus maintenance facility shall be
				  located only along designated routes approved by the Authority.
(f) A bus maintenance facility shall maintain
				  on file with the Authority a detailed site plan, operating plan, implementation
				  schedule, and safety plan which addresses the criteria set forth in this
				  section.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 4 - OPERATIONS; APPROVED FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 19:75-4.5 - Manifests

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(a) Each
				  approved facility shall maintain a manifest, in accordance with the format
				  determined and provided by the Authority, for review by Authority staff, and
				  are encouraged to participate in the Authority's computerized/electronic
				  manifest program.
(b) Any approved
				  facility which the Authority determines has maintained or submitted a
				  fraudulent manifest shall be subject to a penalty as provided in
				  19:75-7.1 and/or revocation of
				  their approval.
(c) Manifests and
				  other statistics and data, in the format determined by the Authority, from
				  approved facilities shall be submitted to the Authority by the fifth day of the
				  month, unless otherwise specified by the Authority.
(d) Any approved facility which fails to
				  comply with this section may have its certificate revoked, suspended or
				  modified pursuant to
				  19:75-7.4.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 5 - SAFETY › Section 19:75-5.1 - Bus safety inspection

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
The Authority, acting in cooperation with the NJDOT, may
					 direct buses to an approved facility or other designated location for the
					 purpose of conducting a bus safety inspection. Such bus safety inspections
					 shall be conducted, whenever it is appropriate in the judgment of an Authority
					 representative, and, whenever possible, after bus passengers have been unloaded
					 at a bus activity center. The bus operator shall comply with the direction of
					 the Authority representative, and shall otherwise cooperate with both Authority
					 and NJDOT representatives in the conduct of the bus safety inspection.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 5 - SAFETY › Section 19:75-5.2 - Temporary re-routing of buses or bus intercept

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An Authority representative, or an authorized law
					 enforcement official, in his or her discretion, may temporarily re-route any
					 bus and require the bus operator to use that alternate route to his or her
					 destination, rather than a route designated as an approved route under N.J.A.C.
					 19:75-2 or otherwise approved by the Authority, or to provide temporarily for
					 bus intercept when, in the discretion of that Authority representative or
					 authorized law enforcement official, it is in the interest of public safety to
					 do so. In such event, the bus operator shall comply with the direction of the
					 Authority representative or authorized law enforcement official.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 5 - SAFETY › Section 19:75-5.3 - Accident or other emergency procedures

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(a) If any bus
				  shall be involved in a motor vehicle accident, or if there shall be an
				  emergency circumstance, including, but not limited to, a mechanical breakdown
				  of a bus, which requires the bus to be stopped for any length of time along a
				  public roadway within the South Jersey Transportation Authority Service Area,
				  the bus operator, or, if not practical for the bus operator to do so, a
				  representative of the permit or medallion holder, shall promptly notify an
				  Authority representative of such stoppage and provide requested information
				  regarding the motor vehicle accident or other emergency circumstance.
(b) If such a motor vehicle accident or other
				  emergency circumstance shall occur within the jurisdictional limits of Atlantic
				  County, upon receiving notice of such circumstance, an Authority representative
				  may determine if it is appropriate to arrange for emergency transportation of
				  the bus passengers to an approved facility or other designated location and if
				  such emergency transportation service is available, in which event, the
				  Authority representative shall endeavor to arrange for such emergency
				  transportation service.
(c) Permit
				  and medallion holders shall reimburse the Authority for its actual costs
				  reasonably incurred in providing emergency transportation service upon receipt
				  of an invoice for such costs. Any permit or medallion holder which fails to pay
				  such invoice will be responsible for payment of reasonable collection fees,
				  attorneys' fees and court costs incurred by the Authority should it be
				  necessary to commence collection proceedings.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 6 - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES › Section 19:75-6.1 - Emergency notification

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Upon notice of a declared state of emergency by a Federal,
					 State or local agency which may affect the Authority's Bus Management Program,
					 an Authority representative shall promptly attempt to provide such notice to
					 permit or medallion holders, approved facility certificate holders and the
					 general public, as well as notice of any emergency changes to the Bus
					 Management Program which the Authority determines to be necessary or
					 appropriate under the circumstances.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 6 - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES › Section 19:75-6.2 - Emergency changes to Bus Management Program

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Upon notice of a declared state of emergency, as described
					 in 19:75-6.1, the Authority's
					 Director of Tourist Services may enact and enforce such emergency changes in
					 the Bus Management Program, including any suspension, limitation, expansion or
					 other changes in the operations of any permit or medallion holder or approved
					 facility certificate holder within the South Jersey Transportation Authority
					 Service Area until the declared state of emergency is ended by action of the
					 declaring authority.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 6 - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES › Section 19:75-6.3 - Notice of emergency contact

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Every medallion holder and approved facility certificate
					 holder shall provide the Authority on a current basis the name or names of
					 those persons who shall be contacted by the Authority in the event of a
					 declared state of emergency, as described in
					 19:75-6.1, as well as the
					 telephone and telefax numbers at which such persons may be contacted and the
					 days and times when such persons may be contacted. Each medallion holder and
					 approved facility certificate holder shall be responsible for the accuracy of
					 such information and the availability of such persons in order to provide
					 notice on a twenty-four hour, year-round basis.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.1 - Violations and penalties

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For each and every violation of the provisions of this
					 chapter or the conditions of any certificate, permit or medallion granted under
					 this chapter, the holder of the certificate, permit or medallion shall be
					 subject to a penalty in the amount of $ 250.00 for a first offense, $ 400.00
					 for a second offense, and $ 500.00 for any subsequent offense.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.2 - Cumulative violations

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The penalties referenced in
					 19:75-7.1 shall be assessed for
					 each calendar day during which the violation exists and continues uncorrected.
					 Violations by the holders of permits or medallions shall be assessed on a per
					 bus basis. The determination to assess a penalty for repetitive violations
					 shall be based upon conviction for the same violation within the calendar year
					 of the violation charged.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.3 - Prosecution of violations

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Any violation as provided under this chapter shall be
					 prosecuted in the municipal court in the municipality in which the violation is
					 alleged to have occurred. All moneys collected as a result of the imposition of
					 fines in cases prosecuted by the municipality shall be paid to the
					 municipality. If in the judgment of the Authority, any municipality shall fail
					 to enforce adequately the provisions of these rules and regulations,
					 proceedings to enforce such rules and regulations in the municipality shall be
					 prosecuted by the Authority, and moneys collected as a result of the imposition
					 of fines shall be paid to the Authority.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.4 - Revocation, suspension or modification of the terms of approval for certificate, permit or medallion

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The Executive Director, upon the written recommendation of
					 the Director of Tourist Services, may determine to revoke, suspend, or modify
					 the terms of a certificate for an approved facility or a permit or medallion
					 upon a finding that the holder of a certificate for an approved facility,
					 permit or medallion has demonstrated, through repetitive convictions for
					 violation of any provision of this chapter, a continued failure to adhere to
					 the provisions of the Bus Management Program or the conditions of any
					 certificate, permit or medallion.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.5 - Appeals

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(a) Any holder
				  of a certificate, permit or medallion whose approval has been revoked,
				  suspended or modified by the Authority may file a written appeal with the
				  Executive Director or his or her designee. The appeal shall be filed within
				  five business days after such holder of a certificate, permit or medallion
				  knows or should have known of the facts giving rise to the appeal. Failure to
				  file a timely appeal shall bar any further action.
(b) The written appeal shall set forth in
				  detail the facts upon which the appeal is based and shall define the issues
				  and/or facts in dispute. In addition, the holder of a certificate, permit or
				  medallion may request a hearing, which shall be conducted pursuant to the
				  Administrative Procedure Act,
				  52:14B-1 et seq. and the Uniform
				  Administrative Procedure Rules, N.J.A.C. 1:1, or an informal conference,
				  pursuant to (f) below.
(c) If the
				  holder of a certificate, permit or medallion has filed an appeal but has not
				  requested a hearing or an informal conference, the Executive Director or his or
				  her designee shall carefully consider all available, relevant information and
				  shall, within 10 business days, determine to confirm, modify or vacate the
				  original finding or determination. The holder of a certificate, permit or
				  medallion shall be notified in writing of the determination.
(d) The decision rendered after a hearing
				  conducted in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act, or by the
				  Executive Director or his or her designee pursuant to (c) above, shall be
				  reviewed by the Authority's Board of Commissioners who shall adopt, review or
				  modify the decision within 45 days.
(e) The decision of the Board of
				  Commissioners shall be final and conclusive.
(f) An informal conference may be held before
				  the Board of Commissioners, with or without representation on behalf of the
				  owner/operator. The decision of the Board of Commissioners shall be final and
				  conclusive.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.6 - Reserved

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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 7 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES; PROCEDURES; REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OR MODIFICATION OF CERTIFICATE, PERMIT OR MEDALLION › Section 19:75-7.7 - Reserved

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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 8 - VARIANCES; PROCEDURE; FEES › Section 19:75-8.1 - Variances; minor and major

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(a) The
				  Authority may grant a variance from the strict application of any provisions of
				  this chapter. Such variances shall be designated as minor or major.
1. A minor variance, if granted, shall permit
				  a short term deviation without penalty from the provisions regarding designated
				  routes, sites and site bus capacity for loading and discharging passengers,
				  parking and/or intercept. A minor variance shall be granted for specified
				  dates.
2. A major variance, if
				  granted, shall permit a permanent or long-term deviation without penalty from
				  all or any provisions of this chapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 8 - VARIANCES; PROCEDURE; FEES › Section 19:75-8.2 - Variance applications

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(a) An
				  application for a variance shall be in writing setting forth the following:
1. Name and address of applicant;
2. Narrative statement describing exact
				  nature of variance requested, the special reasons why such variance should be
				  granted, including undue hardships on the applicant, and the impact such
				  variance, if granted, will have on the neighborhood and traffic
				  conditions;
3. Citation of specific
				  provisions of this chapter from which variance is sought; and
4. Date(s) for which variance is
				  requested.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 8 - VARIANCES; PROCEDURE; FEES › Section 19:75-8.3 - Major variance fees

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An application fee of $ 250.00 shall be paid for each
					 request for a major variance pursuant to this subchapter plus all costs, fees
					 and expenses incurred by the Authority for review by its professionals.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 8 - VARIANCES; PROCEDURE; FEES › Section 19:75-8.4 - Review of minor variance applications

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(a) The Director
				  of Tourist Services or his or her designee shall review all minor variance
				  applications. The application shall be approved upon a showing of special
				  reasons and only if the variance can be granted without substantial detriment
				  to the public good or substantial impairment to the intent and purpose of the
				  Bus Management Program.
(b) The
				  Director of Tourist Services or his or her designee shall provide written
				  notification to the applicant, and the affected police department(s), of his or
				  her determination.
(c) Minor
				  variance approvals shall be maintained in the possession of approved facilities
				  certificate holders and bus operators and displayed to any enforcement official
				  upon request.
(d) If the Director
				  of Tourist Services or his or her designee shall deny any minor variance, the
				  notification to the applicant shall set forth the specific reasons for such
				  denial, and advise the applicant that it may appear before the Board of
				  Commissioners of the Authority at its next scheduled meeting and present
				  testimony or other evidence on behalf of its application. At such Board
				  meeting, the Board of Commissioners of the Authority may affirm, reverse, or
				  modify the decision of the Director of Tourist Services, or his or her
				  designee. The decision of the Board of Commissioners shall be final.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 8 - VARIANCES; PROCEDURE; FEES › Section 19:75-8.5 - Review of major variance applications

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(a) All major
				  variance applications shall be reviewed in accordance with the criteria set
				  forth in 19:75-8.3(a).
(b) The procedures for review of major
				  variance applications shall be those set forth in N.J.A.C. 19:75-11.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 11 - PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW › Section 19:75-11.1 - General procedures for review of applications, appeals

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(a) All
				  applications for major variance approvals (19:75-8.1, 8.2 and 8.4),
				  Certificates for bus parking facilities, bus maintenance facilities, activity
				  centers (N.J.A.C. 19:75-3 ) shall be reviewed by the Tourist Services
				  Department--Planning Division of the Authority.
1. Within 60 days following receipt of an
				  application, the Authority, through the Tourist Services Department--Planning
				  Division, shall notify the applicant in writing by certified mail regarding the
				  completeness of the filing. The Authority may declare the application to be
				  complete for filing or shall notify the applicant of specific deficiencies. The
				  applicant shall have 30 days from the date of notification of deficiencies to
				  complete the application. Failure to file a complete application within 30 days
				  shall result in denial of the application. An application shall not be
				  considered duly filed until it has been declared complete by the
				  Authority.
2. The Tourist Services
				  Department--Planning Division of the Authority shall recommend approval or
				  disapproval of all complete applications to the Executive Director or his or
				  her designee who shall grant or deny the application within 45 days after he or
				  she receives the recommendation of the Tourist Services Department--Planning
				  Division. The determination of the Executive Director or his or her designee,
				  setting forth the reasons for the grant or denial of the application, shall be
				  forwarded to the applicant by certified mail, return receipt
				  requested.
3. In the event of an
				  adverse determination by the Executive Director or his or her designee, the
				  applicant may file an appeal within 10 days after receipt of the determination,
				  which appeal shall be in writing to the Executive Director or his or her
				  designee which shall be sent registered certified mail, return receipt
				  requested.
4. The appeal shall be
				  conducted in accordance with
				  19:75-7.5(b) through
				  (f).
5. Any applicant who fails to obtain
				  Authority approval may submit a revised application at any time.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 75 - SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY RULES OF OPERATION › Subchapter 13 - SEVERABILITY › Section 19:75-13.1 - Severability

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If any section or provision of this chapter shall be
					 adjudged invalid, such adjudication shall apply only to that section or
					 provision so adjudged, and the remainder of the chapter shall continue in full
					 force and effect, and is hereby declared severable.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW NOTE: Diagram A, Bus Routes
					 for Casinos Entering and Departing Atlantic County, and Diagram B, Bus Routes
					 for Casinos Entering and Departing Atlantic City, referenced and made a part of
					 this chapter, are not reproducible in the New Jersey Administrative Code.
					 Copies of the diagrams may be obtained from ACTA, 1625 Atlantic Avenue,
					 Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401, or from the Office of Administrative Law,
					 Quakerbridge Plaza, Building 9, PO Box 301, Trenton, New Jersey
					 08625-0301.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.1 - Purpose and scope

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The purpose of this chapter is to provide the Authority
					 with rules governing the everyday operations of the Airport to ensure safe and
					 efficient air travel. The chapter covers the entire gamut of everyday
					 operations, but are not intended to supersede or abrogate Federal
					 regulations.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.3 - Use of Airport

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(a) Permission granted by the Authority as an
				  authorized agent thereof, expressly or by implication, to enter upon or use the
				  Airport or any part thereof, including permission to aircraft owners,
				  operators, pilots, crew members, servicemen, and passengers, spectators,
				  sightseers, officers and employees of flight operators, lessees,
				  concessionaires, and other persons occupying space at the Airport, persons
				  doing business with the Airport, its lessees, sublessees, and permittees, and
				  all other persons whatsoever, shall be conditioned upon compliance with this
				  chapter.
(b) No person shall do
				  business at the Airport or use the Airport premises for any commercial activity
				  without an agreement with the Authority or written permission from the
				  Authority.
(c) This chapter sets
				  forth limitations on the times, places, and manner of noncommercial expression
				  at the Airport to ensure that the orderly and safe flow of persons is not
				  obstructed and that normal operation of the Airport are not unduly disrupted.
				  The limitations in this chapter are not intended to apply, nor do they apply,
				  to talking, reading, wearing political buttons, or other similar private forms
				  of expression, all of which are permitted throughout the public areas of the
				  Airport.
(d) The Authority is not
				  responsible for the view(s) and idea(s) expressed in the conduct of
				  noncommercial expression by any organization(s) or person(s). The Authority, or
				  its designee, may through signs, public announcements, and/or personal
				  communications, advise the public of the presence of an organization or person
				  and may disclaim responsibility for, and/or sponsorship of, the view(s) and
				  idea(s) expressed by the organization(s) or person(s).
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.4 - Certificate of Registration for noncommercial expression

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(a) The
				  Authority, or its designee, will issue Certificates of Registration
				  (Certificates), on a first-come, first-serve basis, to conduct noncommercial
				  expression in specified areas (as designated on the map attached to the
				  Certificate). The Certificates will be issued when fully completed and
				  consistent with this chapter subject to availability and limitations of space.
				  A Certificate fee will be assessed based upon actual fees incurred by the
				  Authority.
(b) Applications for
				  Certificates may be obtained at the Operations Department during business
				  hours. If the application is being made on behalf of an organization, the
				  application must state the number of persons requesting a Certificate. The
				  application shall also include:
1. The
				  applicant's name;
2. The name of
				  the organization that the applicant represents, if applicable;
3. If more than one Certificate is requested,
				  the names and titles of the persons who will have supervision of, and
				  responsibility for, the expressive conduct;
4. A statement that the proposed solicitation
				  or sale of printed matter is for a noncommercial purpose, that is, for
				  contributions that will be used by a religious group, political organization,
				  tax exempt organization, or an organization duly registered with the State as a
				  charitable organization in accordance with N.J.S.A. 45:17A-1et seq., if
				  applicable; and
5. The applicant's
				  address and/or telephone number.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.6 - Registration of aircraft

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All general aviation aircraft based at the Airport shall be
					 registered with a fixed-base operator. The registration shall include type and
					 make of aircraft, aircraft registration number, and the owner's name, address,
					 and telephone number.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.7 - Conditions governing commercial activity

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(a) No
				  concessionaire or other person shall use the Airport, or any portion thereof,
				  for any commercial activity, except by agreement with the Authority in
				  accordance with the provisions of
				  N.J.S.A.
				  27:25A-1et seq.
(b) No concessionaire or other person shall
				  use the Airport, its facilities, and its services, for the purpose of utilizing
				  professional skills or the professional skills of employees for profit, except
				  by agreement with the Authority in accordance with the provisions of
				  N.J.S.A.
				  27:25A-1et seq.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.8 - Baggage handling

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(a) All baggage-handling operators and their
				  employees shall comply with the following procedures.
1. Baggage shall not be placed in the cab of
				  tow vehicles (or any vehicle) under any circumstances.
2. Employees engaged in handling baggage
				  shall be prohibited from carrying personal belongings, including, but not
				  limited to, handbags, tote bags, lunch bags, radios, cellular phones, mobile
				  devices (unless authorized for use by the Authority), or cameras, while on the
				  public ramp, apron area, or air operations area.
3. Baggage shall be delivered to the various
				  receiving centers only when the centers are in use and baggage can be properly
				  received.
4. Baggage shall not,
				  under any circumstances, be left at a receiving center unless proper
				  arrangements have been made to receive it.
5. Upon delivery of bags to the baggage claim
				  area, the proper information shall be entered into the baggage information
				  display system. Failure to do so shall result in an assessed fine of $ 100.00
				  for the first offense, $ 250.00 for the second offense, and $ 500.00 for each
				  additional offense against the baggage-handling operator.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.9 - Personal baggage carts

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(a) Use of personal
				  baggage carts shall be restricted to persons who have rented the units for
				  transportation of baggage, packages, or similar items. No person shall use
				  personal baggage carts without paying the fee established by the
				  concessionaire. This service may also be offered at no cost by the
				  airport.
(b) Personal baggage carts
				  shall not be used to assist other passengers in competition with or hindrance
				  of, the services provided by Airport skycaps transport.
(c) Personal baggage carts shall not be used
				  on escalators.
(d) Personal baggage
				  carts shall not be operated by children.
(e) Airport employees and tenants shall not
				  keep personal baggage carts for personal use.
(f) No person other than a concessionaire
				  shall dispense or sell personal baggage carts.
(g) The personal baggage cart concessionaire
				  shall collect personal baggage carts not returned by the original
				  user.
(h) No person shall come to
				  the Airport for the primary purpose of returning or otherwise using personal
				  baggage carts for financial benefit.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.11 - Loading bridge operations

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(a) No person shall
				  be on the exterior maintenance stairs when a loading bridge is in the process
				  of moving.
(b) All loading bridges
				  shall maneuver in the areas provided and marked on the ground.
(c) Only a tug that is in the process of
				  moving an aircraft in or out of an aircraft slot may cross into the maneuvering
				  area of a loading bridge.
(d) No
				  vehicle shall be driven under a loading bridge.
(e) Loading bridges may only be operated by
				  personnel who have completed an Authority-approved training program and are
				  employed by an operator, fixed-base operator, the Operations Department, or the
				  Authority, or its designated representative.
(f) Loading bridges will be operated with a
				  minimum of two qualified people at all times. One person to operate the loading
				  bridge and the second (located on the ground) to assure clearance of any
				  obstructions at ground level. Personnel must communicate via radio or hand
				  signals during the operation and movement of the bridge.
(g) Only the person operating the loading
				  bridge is permitted in the bridge while it is in operation.
(h) When not in use, the loading bridge will
				  be stored in a default position or as requested by the Authority or Operations
				  Department.
(i) All operators and
				  fixed-base operators operating loading bridges must provide evidence of
				  insurance to the Authority.
(j)
				  Airport personnel must obey all warning devices and remain clear of loading
				  bridges when in operation. Use of a bridge outside of established training
				  guidelines is considered operator abuse and said operator will be responsible
				  for all costs associated with the repair of the bridge.
(k) All mechanical problems and/or damage to
				  a loading bridge are to be reported immediately to the Operations
				  Department.
(l) Each operator or
				  fixed-base operator may only operate the bridge to and from their own aircraft
				  unless contracted by another operator to perform ground handling
				  services.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.12 - Discrimination prohibited

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No concessionaire or other person engaged in commercial
					 activity at the Airport shall discriminate against any person or group of
					 persons in any manner prohibited by FAR Part 2, or any other applicable
					 Federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.13 - Advertising and display

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No concessionaire or other person shall post, distribute,
					 or display advertisements, or distribute beverages, food products, or any other
					 commercial enticements at the Airport without the prior written permission of
					 the Airport Director, in accordance with the provisions of a lease, contract,
					 or permit executed with the Authority.