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New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION › Chapter 41 - HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS UNDER P.L. 2007, c. 157 (N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.52 et seq.) › Subchapter 3 - POST-APPROVAL REVIEW OF HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION › Section 18:41-3.1 - Further Statements claiming exemption; further inquiries, annual review, fee and additional reporting requirements after the exemption is granted; responsibilities of the applicant/claimant and of the assessor to obtain further information from applicant/claimant to continue certification of tax exempt status

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(a) Pursuant to
				54:4-4.4, on or before November 1 of
				each year, the historic site real estate tax exemption applicant shall submit to the
				municipal tax assessor an Initial Statement on the Division's Form I.S., if one has
				not theretofore been filed. Thereafter, when an Initial Statement has been filed,
				then on or before November 1 of every third succeeding year, the historic site real
				estate tax exemption applicant shall submit to the municipal tax assessor a Further
				Statement for which a historic tax exemption is claimed on the Division's Form F.S.,
				except that no Further Statement need be filed in the same calendar year in which an
				Initial Statement shall have been filed.
(b) Pursuant to
				54:4-4.4, each assessor may at any time
				inquire into the right of a claimant to the continuance of the exemption. For that
				purpose he or she may require the filing of a Further Statement on Form F.S.,
				including the right to require the filing of a Further Statement at a time other
				than the third-year update specified in
				54:4-4.4. The assessor may also require
				the submission of such proof as he or she shall deem necessary to determine the
				right of the claimant to continuance of the exemption. All Further Statements shall
				include whether:
1. There has been any change of
				use of the property initially exempted during any three-year period as aforesaid,
				which would defeat the right of exemption; and
2. Any new or additional property has been
				acquired for which a tax exemption is claimed and the right to the exemption claimed
				for said property.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION › Chapter 41 - HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS UNDER P.L. 2007, c. 157 (N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.52 et seq.) › Subchapter 3 - POST-APPROVAL REVIEW OF HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION › Section 18:41-3.2 - Continuing certification of historic site real property tax exemption status by the Director

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(a) On or before August
				31, annually, the nonprofit corporation that owns the building certified as a
				historic site pursuant to this subchapter shall submit to the Historic Preservation
				Office in the Department of Environmental Protection, the municipal tax assessor,
				and the Director an Interim Status report that contains current calendar year
				information as specified in
				18:41-3.1(e) and (f)
				up to the date of the report's submission. The Director may request any additional
				information that is necessary to clarify the information previously provided by the
				nonprofit corporation in the Interim Status report.
(b) The Director of the Division of Taxation shall
				on or before September 15 of each year certify that the real property for which a
				tax exemption is claimed pursuant to
				54:4-3.5 4a. et seq., has met all of
				the qualifications as set forth in this chapter for a historic site real property
				tax exemption.
(c) If an owner and real
				property are not yet qualified for exemption because the property was not open to
				the public for at least the number of days required pursuant to
				18:41-2.1(a)2  iv by
				August 31, but is otherwise qualified, the Director shall certify the number of days
				the property was open by August 31, and that the owner and property will be
				qualified for such exemption if the property is open to the public for at least the
				required number of days by December 31. The Director shall deliver such
				certification to the property owner and the tax assessor of the taxing district in
				which the real property is located.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION › Chapter 41 - HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS UNDER P.L. 2007, c. 157 (N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.52 et seq.) › Subchapter 3 - POST-APPROVAL REVIEW OF HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION › Section 18:41-3.3 - Cancellation of historic site certification; failure to maintain compliance; exemptions determined to be null and void; payment of real property taxes

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(a) Upon the
				cancellation by the Commissioner of a certification as a historic site pursuant to
				54:4-3.5 4, the Commissioner shall, no
				later than the next business day, notify the Director and the municipal tax assessor
				of the municipality where the historic site is located, of the
				cancellation.
(b) Any historic site real
				property tax exemption granted after July 1, 1999, on a historic site that is not in
				compliance with the provisions of
				54:4-3.5 4b is null and void, and the
				owner of the historic site shall be liable for the payment of real property taxes to
				the taxing district for each tax year during which the historic site property was
				not in compliance with
				54:4-3.5 4a et seq.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION › Chapter 41 - HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS UNDER P.L. 2007, c. 157 (N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.52 et seq.) › Subchapter 4 - CESSATION OF TAX EXEMPT STATUS › Section 18:41-4.1 - Historic site real property, which ceases to be tax exempt

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Whenever any real property is by law exempt from taxation and the
				  right to such exemption ceases by reason of a change in use or ownership of such
				  property, the property shall be assessable as omitted property as provided in
				  54:4-63.2 9 et seq.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION › Chapter 41 - HISTORIC SITE REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS UNDER P.L. 2007, c. 157 (N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.52 et seq.) › Subchapter 5 - APPEALS › Section 18:41-5.1 - Appeals

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(a) An applicant for
				historic site real property tax exemption made pursuant to
				54:4-3.5 2 et seq., or a non-profit
				organization that has been denied an application or certification for an exemption
				under said statutory provisions, or has had such an exemption canceled pursuant to
				54:4-3.5 4, shall have a right to
				appeal a denial of the application or certification for or cancellation of the
				certification as a historic site.
(b) An
				applicant for historic site certification made pursuant to
				54:4-3.5 3, 3.54 and 3.54a, or a
				non-profit organization that has been denied an application for certification or has
				had such certification canceled pursuant to the above provisions, shall have the
				right to appeal said denial or cancellation to the Commissioner. Appeals pertaining
				to historic site certification status are made as provided by this section and not
				to the county board of taxation.
(c) An
				applicant for historic site real property tax exemption or the owner of a nonprofit
				organization that has been denied an application for an exemption or has had such an
				exemption canceled pursuant to
				54:4-3.5 4b.a(4), shall have the right
				to appeal such determination by the Director by way of an administrative hearing as
				the Director may prescribe pursuant to
				54:50-3.
(d) A non-profit organization that has had its
				historic site real property tax exemption canceled or otherwise voided by the
				municipal tax assessor, has the right to appeal the cancellation or voidance to the
				county board of taxation pursuant to the requirements and procedures set forth under
				18:12A-1.6, 1.7 and 1.9 through 1.12
				and 54:3-21 et seq. Appeals to the county
				board of taxation under this subsection may address any or all of the following
				subjects:
1. The organization's purpose;
2. The property's use on October 1 of the pretax
				year;
3. The absence, presence, degree
				and use of profits;
4. The property's
				ownership as of October 1 of the pretax year;
5. Incorporation of the organization or its
				authorization to operate in New Jersey;
6. Land area or existing buildings;
				and/or
7. Timely application for
				historic site real property tax exempt status as of November 1 of the pretax
				year.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 1 - PENALTIES AND DEFINITIONS › Section 19:2-1.1 - Penalties

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(a) Under the
				  provisions of
				  27:25A-21, any violation of any of
				  the regulations established by the Authority with regard to the payment of
				  tolls or the operation of motor vehicles, including, but not limited to, all
				  traffic and parking regulations, regulations concerning the type, weight and
				  size of vehicles permitted to use the Expressway project, and regulations
				  prohibiting hazardous activities, shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding $
				  500.00, or by imprisonment not exceeding 30 days, or by both such fine and
				  imprisonment.
(b) Violators may be
				  required to leave the Expressway at the next exit in the direction of
				  traffic.
(c) A violation shall be
				  tried in a summary way and shall be within the jurisdiction of and may be
				  brought in the Special Civil Part of the Law Division of the Superior Court or
				  any municipal court in the county where the offense was committed.
(d) In addition to any punishment or penalty
				  provided in this section, every registration certificate and every license
				  certificate to drive motor vehicles may be suspended or revoked and any person
				  may be prohibited from obtaining a driver's license or a registration
				  certificate and the reciprocity privileges of a nonresident may be suspended or
				  revoked by the Director of the Division of Motor Vehicles for any such
				  violation, after due notice in writing of the proposed suspension, revocation
				  or prohibition and the grounds thereof, or otherwise in accordance with the
				  powers, practices and procedures established by the provisions of Title 39 of
				  the Revised Statutes applicable to the suspension, revocation or
				  prohibition.
(e) Except as
				  otherwise provided by this section or by any regulation contained in this
				  chapter, the requirements of Title 39 of the Revised Statutes applicable to
				  persons using, driving or operating vehicles on the public highways of this
				  State and to vehicles so used, driven or operated shall be applicable to
				  persons using, driving or operating vehicles on any Expressway project and to
				  vehicles so used, driven or operated.
(f) For violations of this chapter, other
				  than those specifically set forth in (a) above, the violator will be subject to
				  a minimum fine of $ 150.00 for the first offense, $ 300.00 for a second offense
				  and $ 500.00 for any subsequent offense. Such violations shall be tried in
				  accordance with (c) above.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 1 - PENALTIES AND DEFINITIONS › Section 19:2-1.3 - Route maps

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A route map showing the Expressway is available upon
					 request at a manned toll booth, at the administrative offices of the
					 Expressway, at the Tourist Information Center located at the service plaza
					 inside the restaurant area, and the Visitor Center located in the intercept
					 lot.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 2 - SPEED LIMITS › Section 19:2-2.1 - Maximum speed limits

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(a) Except where
				  otherwise posted, the maximum speed limits in force on the Expressway are 65
				  miles per hour on the main roadways, 25 miles per hour on the entrance and exit
				  ramps and 35 miles per hour in the connector.
(b) Maximum speed of 65 miles per hour is in
				  effect except when such speeds are unsafe by reason of weather or highway
				  conditions.
(c) Where signs are
				  posted along the Expressway indicating a lesser speed within any section, no
				  vehicles shall be operated within the section at a speed in excess of the speed
				  posted on such signs. Traffic fines issued in construction zones shall be
				  doubled as per State law.
(d) No
				  vehicle shall be operated at a speed in excess of 15 miles per hour while
				  passing through any toll plaza on the Expressway, except in those lanes
				  designated as Express EZ-Pass where the maximum speed shall be 45 miles per
				  hour.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 2 - SPEED LIMITS › Section 19:2-2.2 - Minimum speed limits

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No vehicle shall be operated at such a slow speed as to
					 impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic except when
					 reduced speed is necessary for safe operation due to conditions existing on the
					 Expressway.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.1 - Obedience to signs and signals

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No person shall fail, neglect, or refuse to comply with
					 any traffic control sign, signal, or device erected or displayed by the
					 Authority unless directed otherwise by an employee of the Authority or by the
					 Expressway police.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.2 - Uniform direction of traffic

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No vehicle shall be operated, backed, pushed or otherwise
					 caused to move in a direction which is against the normal flow of traffic on
					 any traffic lane, acceleration lane, access ramp, shoulder or other roadway of
					 the Expressway unless expressly directed otherwise by an employee of the
					 Authority or by the Expressway police and operated in a safe manner so as not
					 to create a hazard to other vehicles.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.3 - Use of passing lane

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(a) Drivers
				  shall keep to the right-hand lane except to pass.
(b) However, if vehicles on the roadways are
				  moving in two substantially continuous lines, the provisions of this article
				  shall not be considered as prohibiting the vehicles in one line from overtaking
				  and passing the vehicles in the other line upon either the right or left.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.4 - U-turns

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No vehicles, except those performing emergency services or
					 engaged in the performance of duties in connection with the operation of the
					 Expressway, shall make a U-turn at any point on the Expressway.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.5 - Use of median strip and roadside areas

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Except as expressly authorized by the Expressway police or
					 employees, no vehicle shall be operated on, stopped on, or driven across the
					 median strip between the roadways, including the crossovers, or on the roadside
					 areas beyond the surfaced shoulders, except at service areas.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.6 - Parking, standing or stopping of vehicles

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(a) Parking,
				  standing, or stopping of vehicles is prohibited anywhere on the Expressway,
				  except in areas designated by the Authority or in cases of emergency.
(b) In cases of emergency, hereinafter
				  defined, vehicles shall be permitted to park, stop, or stand on the surfaced
				  shoulders to the right of the traffic lanes, facing in the direction of travel,
				  providing that all wheels and projecting parts of the vehicle, including the
				  load thereof, are completely clear of the traffic lanes.
(c) For the purpose of this section, an
				  "emergency" is defined to exist when the vehicle in question is physically
				  inoperable or unable to be operated safely, or when the driver of the vehicle
				  is ill or fatigued, but in no case shall the parking, standing, or stopping
				  exceed a two-hour period.
(d)
				  Parking in public parking facilities at the service areas shall not exceed a
				  two-hour period, except in designated commuter parking areas.
(e) Long-term parking by employees at the
				  service areas shall be limited to prescribed parking areas.
(f) Vehicles violating the terms of this
				  section may be towed away and impounded. The owner of the vehicle will be held
				  responsible for the costs of towing, storage, and other related
				  costs.
(g) Stopping of vehicles on
				  any part of the Expressway for the purpose of picking up or discharging any
				  person is prohibited.
(h) Parking
				  of casino buses and trucks in the appropriate intercept lot and marshalling of
				  vehicles in designated areas shall be at the direction of the
				  Authority.
(i) No person shall exit
				  a vehicle at any toll ramp or plaza.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.7 - Entry to and exit from the Expressway

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No vehicle shall enter upon or leave the Expressway except
					 at interchanges and entrance and exit ramps provided for that purpose.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.8 - Vehicles involved in accident

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The operator of any vehicle upon the Expressway project
					 involved in an incident resulting in injury or death to any person or damage to
					 any property shall immediately stop the vehicle at the scene of the incident,
					 render assistance as may be needed, and give his or her name, address, and
					 operator's license and motor vehicle registration number to the person injured
					 and to any officer or witness of the injury and shall make a report of the
					 incident in accordance with law.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.9 - Civil Defense regulations

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Applicable Civil Defense regulations, as promulgated by
					 the Governor and the Department of Law and Public Safety of the State of New
					 Jersey, shall be complied with on the Expressway.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 3 - OPERATION OF VEHICLES › Section 19:2-3.10 - Exempt vehicles

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Vehicles which are operated by the Expressway police, or
					 by the employees or agents of the Authority while on Authority business, are
					 exempt from the restrictions as prescribed by this Subchapter as long as they
					 are operated in a safe manner and do not create a hazard to other
					 vehicles.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE EXPRESSWAY › Section 19:2-4.1 - Pedestrians

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Pedestrians are prohibited from using or entering upon the
					 Expressway at any time, except on sidewalks, footpaths or other areas
					 specifically designated by the Authority for that purpose.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE EXPRESSWAY › Section 19:2-4.2 - Animals

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(a) No animal
				  shall be led, ridden, or driven on the hoof upon the Expressway at any time,
				  unless acting under contract or permit from the Authority. (See
				  19:2-4.5, Permits.)
(b) This restriction does not apply to dogs,
				  cats, or other domesticated household pets if kept on a leash in designated dog
				  walk areas.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE EXPRESSWAY › Section 19:2-4.3 - Restricted vehicles

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(a) The
				  following vehicles are prohibited at all times from using the Expressway:
1. Vehicles drawn or pushed by
				  animals;
2. Bicycles, every motor
				  scooter or every bicycle with a motor attached of 150 cubic centimeters or less
				  piston displacement;
3. Vehicles
				  with livestock not properly confined;
4. Farm implements or machinery, either
				  self-propelled, pushed or towed;
5.
				  Vehicles with deflated pneumatic tires, metal or solid tires, or caterpillar
				  treads;
6. Vehicles being towed or
				  pushed, unless both the towing and towed vehicles and the connecting and
				  control devices between them meet the requirements of the laws of New Jersey
				  except under the direction of the Expressway police;
7. Vehicles with improperly secured
				  attachments or loads;
8. Vehicles
				  or combinations of vehicles, including any loads thereon, which exceed the
				  following maximum dimensions:
i. Length: 62
				  feet;
ii. Width: Eight feet, six
				  inches;
iii. Height: 13 feet, nine
				  inches;
iv. Maximum gross weight:
				  80,000 pounds;
9.
				  Vehicles with loads extending more than 48 inches beyond the front or the rear
				  of the body, or with lateral projections in excess of 12 inches, or vertical
				  projections in excess of 24 inches. This paragraph shall apply to passenger
				  vehicles only;
10. Vehicles whose
				  condition, equipment or tires are such as to be considered unsafe for operation
				  on the Expressway, in the judgment of the Expressway employees or Expressway
				  police;
11. Vehicles performing
				  emergency or repair service unless acting under contract or permit from the
				  Authority. (See
				  19:2-4.5, Permits.)
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE EXPRESSWAY › Section 19:2-4.4 - Transportation of dangerous articles

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(a) The
				  transportation of dangerous articles at any time or place or in such manner or
				  condition as to unreasonably endanger persons or property is
				  prohibited.
(b) All vehicles
				  transporting dangerous articles on the Expressway shall comply with all of the
				  laws and regulations of the State of New Jersey regarding the transportation of
				  such articles as covered in N.J.S.A. 39:5B-1 et seq.
(c) No person shall transport in or upon any
				  Expressway project, any dynamite, propane, nitroglycerin, black powder,
				  fireworks, blasting caps or other explosives, gasoline, alcohol, ether, liquid
				  shellac, kerosene, turpentine, formaldehyde or other inflammable or combustible
				  liquids, ammonium nitrate, sodium chlorate, wet hemp, powered metallic
				  magnesium, nitrocellulose film, peroxides or other readily inflammable solids
				  or oxidizing materials, hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, or other corrosive
				  liquids, prussic acid, phosgene, arsenic, carbolic acid, potassium cyanide,
				  tear gas, lewisite or any other poisonous substances, liquids or gases or any
				  compressed gas, or any radioactive article, substance or material, at a time or
				  place or in a manner or condition as to unreasonably endanger or as to be
				  likely to unreasonably endanger persons or property.
(d) If a violation of (c) above shall result
				  in injury or death to a person or persons or damage to property in excess of
				  the value of $5,000, it shall constitute a crime of the third degree.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE EXPRESSWAY › Section 19:2-4.5 - Permits

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(a) Upon
				  application, the Authority may issue, from time to time, special permits
				  authorizing the use of Expressway projects by vehicles to which such use is
				  restricted by
				  19:2-4.3.
(b) Every such permit shall be carried in the
				  vehicle to which it refers, and shall be open to inspection by the Expressway
				  employees and the Expressway police.
(c) Every person operating such a vehicle on
				  the Expressway under such a permit shall comply with all the terms and
				  conditions of the permit.
(d)
				  Special permits issued under Title 39 of the Revised Statutes shall not be
				  valid on the Expressway.
(e) Any
				  person making an application for a Highway Access Permit, pursuant to N.J.A.C.
				  19:2-9, shall not be required to also apply for a permit under this
				  section.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 4 - RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE EXPRESSWAY › Section 19:2-4.6 - Call boxes

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All persons are prohibited from tampering with,
					 transmitting false alarms on, or otherwise misusing the emergency call box
					 system on the Expressway.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.1 - Waste and rubbish

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No person shall throw, dump, or otherwise dispose of
					 bottles, cans, papers, garbage, rubbish, or any other waste materials of any
					 kind or description on the Expressway, except in receptacles intended for that
					 purpose. Receptacles provided along the Expressway are only for travel trash,
					 no household or bulk items are permitted.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.2 - Damage to property

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(a) No person
				  shall cut, mutilate or remove any trees, shrubs, flowers, plants, topsoil, sod
				  or other greenery located upon the Authority property, or attempt to do so
				  unless acting under contract or permit from the Authority. (See
				  19:2-4.5, Permits.)
(b) No person shall deface, damage, mutilate,
				  or remove any sign, delineator, structure, fence or any other property or
				  equipment of the Authority.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.3 - Advertising devices, posters, placards and signs

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(a) No person
				  shall erect, place, or display any advertising matter, posters, placards, signs
				  or items of any kind on the Expressway, or Authority property except as
				  otherwise authorized by the Authority. Items erected, placed, or displayed
				  without a permit issued pursuant to
				  19:2-9.5, shall be subject to
				  removal by the Authority and the imposition of fines as provided in
				  19:2-1.1(f).
(b) In addition to any fines imposed in
				  accordance with (a) above, the Authority shall impose a removal fee of $5.00
				  per item.
(c) Political signs for
				  public or private elections shall be prohibited on the Expressway or Authority
				  property and candidates shall be charged a $5.00 removal fee for each
				  sign.
(d) The Authority may waive
				  the imposition of fines and/or removal fees for State agency sponsored items,
				  in accordance with the provisions of
				  19:2-9.6.
(e) Advertising on commercial vehicles is
				  allowed.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.4 - Parades, demonstrations, picnics and the like

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(a) Parades or
				  other demonstrations are prohibited on Authority property.
(b) Picnics, games, entertainment, sports or
				  other gatherings are prohibited, except in designated areas of the service
				  areas.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.5 - Use of firearms and fireworks

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(a) The use,
				  display or discharge of any firearms, weapons or fireworks is prohibited on the
				  Expressway, except by persons authorized by the Authority or by law.
(b) The igniting of fires for any purpose
				  whatsoever is prohibited.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.6 - Hunting, trapping and fishing

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Hunting, trapping, fishing, harassing or molesting
					 wildlife is prohibited on or from Authority property.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.7 - Sales and distribution

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No persons shall enter or remain on the Expressway for the
					 purpose of offering, selling, hiring or leasing any goods, wares, merchandise
					 or services, whether or not such services are to be rendered for compensation,
					 nor for the purpose of distributing samples, pamphlets or advertising matter of
					 any sort, except as expressly authorized by the Authority.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.8 - Soliciting of alms

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Soliciting of alms or contributions on the Expressway or
					 Authority property is prohibited.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.9 - Hitch-hiking and loitering

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(a) Soliciting
				  of rides, commonly known as hitch-hiking, is prohibited on the
				  Expressway.
(b) Loitering in or
				  about toll plazas, service areas, maintenance areas, or any other portion of
				  the Expressway for any purpose is prohibited.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-5.10 - Roadside memorial

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(a) All persons
				  who wish to install, or add to, a roadside memorial shall first contact the
				  Authority to arrange for an escort to the proposed site.
(b) The Authority shall relocate or deny a
				  proposed roadside memorial if the location or content are detrimental to the
				  health, safety or welfare of Authority staff or patrons.
(c) All roadside memorials shall be removed
				  by the Authority 10 days after the original date of installation and stored for
				  an additional 10 days, after which they shall be discarded. The addition of new
				  material to the roadside memorial after the original date of installation shall
				  not extend the 10 day period.
(d)
				  All roadside memorials, or additions thereto, installed without first
				  contacting the Authority shall be subject to the location and removal
				  requirements of (b) and (c) above.
(e) All persons who install or add to,
				  roadside memorials without first contacting the Authority shall be subject to
				  penalties as specified in
				  19:2-1.1(f)  for
				  violations of N.J.A.C. 19:2-3 and
				  19:2-4.1.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 6 - TOLLS › Section 19:2-6.1 - Payment of tolls

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(a) It is hereby
				  declared to be unlawful for any person to refuse to pay or to evade the payment
				  of tolls. Violators are subject to fine.
(b) Tolls shall be paid as set forth and in
				  the manner prescribed by the Authority at each toll, which may be by currency,
				  coin, or electronic toll collection for the passage of all vehicles on the
				  Expressway in amounts and at the locations designated by the Authority, except
				  at locations designated as E-Z Pass only.
(c) No person shall place or insert any
				  plastic, paper, cloth, wadding or other article, object, material, substance,
				  instrument or contrivance within the coin-receipt chute or in any other part of
				  an automatic toll collection machine on the Expressway, including entrance and
				  exit ramps, in such a manner as to prevent, interfere with or obstruct the
				  receipt of coins deposited therein by the patrons of the Expressway, or in such
				  manner as to cause such coins to be uncollected or unlawfully returned, or, by
				  any other means or device whatsoever, to prevent or contrive to prevent the
				  receipt of coins by such automatic toll collection machine, or to place or
				  insert in any part of such machine any article, substance, contrivance or
				  device in such manner as to obstruct, alter, injure or interfere with the
				  action or operation of such machine, or, by any device or contrivance, or in
				  any manner whatsoever, to obstruct, alter, injure or interfere with the action
				  or operation of such machine.
(d)
				  No person shall collect, gather or pick up any currency, coins, tokens or
				  scrips in the area of an automatic toll collection machine on the Expressway,
				  including entrance and exit ramps, in such a manner as to cause such currency,
				  coins, tokens or scrips to be uncollected by, or unreturned to, the
				  Authority.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 6 - TOLLS › Section 19:2-6.2 - Toll-free passage

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(a) Unless
				  specifically authorized by the Authority, no toll-free passage through toll
				  collection points on the Expressway will be permitted, except for the
				  following:
1. Employees of the Authority and
				  members of the State Police assigned to the Authority in the actual course of
				  performance of such duties or while traveling to or from the place of
				  performance of such duties;
2.
				  Vehicles carrying persons to or from destinations on the Expressway where such
				  persons are required by law to perform specified functions on the
				  Expressway;
3. Any motorbus
				  operated on motorbus regular route service for the benefit of the public by the
				  State of New Jersey, in accordance with the New Jersey Public Transportation
				  Act of 1979,
				  27:25-1 et seq., or by any county,
				  municipality, charitable or nonprofit corporation or organization of this
				  State;
4. Ambulance, first aid or
				  emergency aid vehicles, vehicular fire fighting apparatus, law enforcement or
				  other similar vehicles operated for the benefit of the public by the State or
				  by any county or municipality, charitable or nonprofit corporation or
				  organization, first aid squad, emergency squad or fire company of this
				  State.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.1 - General provisions

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(a) All
				  purchases, contracts or agreements of the Authority shall be made or awarded
				  directly by the Authority, except as otherwise provided in this chapter, after
				  public advertisement for bids, in the manner prescribed in this chapter, and
				  notwithstanding the provisions of any other laws to the contrary. The objective
				  of these regulations is to enable the Authority to accomplish its procurement
				  equitably and expeditiously at the least possible cost.
(b) Any purchase, contract, or agreement may
				  be made, negotiated, or awarded by the Authority without public bid or
				  advertising under the following circumstances:
1. For the furnishing or performing of
				  services of a professional or technical nature;
2. When the aggregate amount of such purchase
				  or contract does not exceed the threshold amount as determined by the Governor
				  pursuant to
				  52:34-7;
3. To acquire subject matter described in
				  52:34-9;
4. To award a contract under circumstances
				  described in
				  52:34-10;
5. For the supplying of any product or
				  rendering of any service by a public utility;
6. When the Authority deems it appropriate to
				  have the work performed by its own employees;
7. When the Authority has advertised for bids
				  on two occasions and received no bids or no responsive bids on both
				  occasions;
8. When a piece of
				  equipment or part thereof requires diagnostic repairs;
9. For the printing of bonds and related
				  documents for the sale thereof;
10.
				  To contract for liability or indemnification insurance to meet the needs of the
				  Authority; or
11. The lease of
				  office space, office machinery, specialized equipment, buildings, or real
				  property as may be required for the conduct of Authority
				  business.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.3 - Purchases under the adjusted threshold

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(a) In the case
				  of purchases of personal property or services where the aggregate cost,
				  contract price or amount involved is less than the bid threshold, written bids
				  shall be solicited from qualified vendors.
(b) Awards of bids may be to other than the
				  lowest bidder for valid reasons, if specifically approved by the Executive
				  Director and upon the written recommendations of the Department
				  Director.
(c) When the
				  requisitioning unit specifies either the source of supply or a name brand, the
				  related Department Director shall file with the Director of Finance a
				  memorandum stating the basis and reasons for the selection.
(d) The award of the contract or order shall
				  be made by the Director of Finance with the approval of the Executive
				  Director.
(e) The procedures set
				  forth in this section shall not be used as a means to evade or avoid the
				  requirements for public advertising set forth in
				  19:2-7.2
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.4 - Limited purchase orders/purchase cards

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(a) Purchases of
				  goods and services of a value not exceeding $ 2,500 may be made on limited
				  purchase orders directly by employees so authorized in writing by the Executive
				  Director or his or her authorized designee under procedures promulgated by the
				  Director of Finance.
(b) Use of
				  purchase cards for goods and services with values not exceeding $ 2,500 must be
				  authorized in writing by the Executive Director or his or her authorized
				  designee under procedures promulgated by the Director of Finance.
(c) In the event of an exigency or emergency
				  declared by the Executive Director or his or her designee, the purchase cards
				  may be used to procure goods and services as needed to protect the health,
				  welfare, and safety of the public. Such values will be authorized by the
				  Executive Director or his or her designee.
(d)The limited purchase order or purchase
				  card is to be used to expedite the procurement of small or minor items and
				  shall not be used to evade or avoid the other sections of this subchapter.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.5 - Purchase orders and contracts

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(a) All purchase
				  orders shall be signed by the Director of Finance or his or her authorized
				  designee and approved by the Department Director or his or her designee of the
				  requisitioning unit.
(b) All
				  purchase orders shall be approved by the Executive Director or his or her
				  authorized designee.
(c) The
				  purchase orders may be revised, reduced, increased, canceled or otherwise
				  amended by purchase order supplements. Purchase order supplements may be issued
				  to reduce a purchase order to any extent but may not increase an order by more
				  than 20 percent of the original purchase order's value unless expressly
				  approved in writing by the Executive Director or his or her designee.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.6 - Purchases under New Jersey State contracts or in combination with the State or other agency contracts

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(a) When it is
				  deemed advisable and in the best interest of the Authority, the manager of
				  purchasing or his or her authorized designee may recommend that services,
				  equipment, goods, materials, and supplies be purchased directly, without
				  advertising, from vendors who hold contracts with the State of New Jersey or
				  other State or multi-state authorities or agencies of the State of New Jersey
				  for the furnishing of such items to the State. In such cases, the execution of
				  the contract or order shall be made by the Director of Finance, or his or her
				  authorized designee, with the approval of the Executive Director, or his or her
				  authorized designee.
(b) When it is
				  determined to be proper and in the best interests of the Authority, the
				  Authority may contract with and purchase by public bid procedure, services,
				  equipment, goods, materials, and supplies, in combination with the requirements
				  of the State of New Jersey or other State or multi-state authorities or
				  agencies.
(c) When it is determined
				  to be proper and in the best interest of the Authority, the Authority may
				  determine, by public bid procedure, the best price for the purchase of
				  services, equipment, goods, materials, and supplies. If that price is lower
				  than the price that the State of New Jersey or other State or multi-state
				  authorities or agencies of the State of New Jersey have obtained through public
				  bidding, the Authority may separately award such contract. If it is determined
				  that the price by public bid procedure is not lower than that obtained through
				  a public bid process by the State of New Jersey or other State or multi-state
				  authorities or agencies, the Authority may contract with the vendors holding
				  contracts with these entities.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.7 - Emergency purchases

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(a) Whenever an
				  exigency or emergency declared by the Executive Director or his or her designee
				  exists of a nature requiring the immediate acquisition of personal property or
				  services, the rules and procedures otherwise applicable, which are inconsistent
				  with this section, shall not apply.
(b) In such cases under (a) above, the South
				  Jersey Transportation Authority shall, by such solicitation as it considers
				  advisable, obtain whatever is necessary to meet the exigency or emergency on
				  the most advantageous terms possible under the circumstances.
New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 2 - ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESSWAY › Subchapter 7 - PURCHASING REGULATIONS › Section 19:2-7.9 - Towing services

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) Pursuant to
				  19:2-7.1, all contracts between
				  the Authority and towing service providers, which are required by law to be
				  publicly advertised, shall be made or awarded directly by the Authority after
				  public advertisement for bids.
(b)
				  The following criteria shall be considered by the Authority in awarding a
				  contract for towing services:
1.
				  Reliability;
2.
				  Experience;
3. Response
				  time;
4. Acceptance of credit cards
				  and prepaid towing contracts;
5.
				  Location and quality of storage and repair facilities;
6. Quality of equipment to safely handle
				  sufficient volume of common vehicle types under a variety of traffic and
				  weather conditions;
7. Security of
				  vehicles towed or stored;
8.
				  Appropriate safeguards to protect the personal safety of customers, including
				  considerations related to the criminal backgrounds of employees;
9. Maintenance of adequate liability
				  insurance;
10. Financial return to
				  the Authority; and
11. Price of
				  such services to the patrons of the Expressway.