Township Road Maintenance Responsibility

Summary

In New Jersey, townships are generally responsible for maintaining public roads. Verify the roads classification in official documents. Submit a formal written request to the township for road maintenance. Consult a local attorney specializing in municipal law for further assistance. For hunting stands, permission is required on private property, and guidelines must be followed on public lands. There is no specific size limit, but safety regulations must be adhered to. Asphalt millings are not illegal but must comply with environmental guidelines. A hunting cabin can be a permanent structure if affixed to the land. Non-fixed hunting stands are considered temporary structures.

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They say it is not they’re responsibility
That sounds frustrating. In New Jersey, townships are generally responsible for maintaining public roads. Have you checked if the road is classified as a public or private road? This classification can impact who is responsible for maintenance.
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In New Jersey, townships are generally responsible for maintaining public roads. Here are a few steps you might consider taking:
- Check Documentation: Verify the classification of the road in official documents or maps.
- Request in Writing: Submit a formal written request to the township regarding the road maintenance.
- Seek Legal Advice: Consult with a local attorney who specializes in municipal law.
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What are the laws about hunting stands in NJ
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In New Jersey, the laws and regulations regarding hunting stands include the following:
- Permission: You must have permission from the landowner to place a hunting stand on private property.
- Public Lands: On public lands, follow specific guidelines and regulations set by the managing authority.
- Safety: Ensure your hunting stand is safe and properly installed.
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Is there a size limit
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In New Jersey, there is no specific size limit for hunting stands. However, they must be safe, and you should follow any guidelines provided by the landowner or managing authority if on public land.
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Can a hunting stand look like a cabin
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In New Jersey, there are no specific laws that prohibit a hunting stand from looking like a cabin. However, it must comply with safety regulations and landowner or public land guidelines.
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Are millings illegal in Nj
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In New Jersey, it is not illegal to use asphalt millings (recycled asphalt pavement) for various purposes, including driveway construction and road maintenance. However, there are specific guidelines and environmental regulations to follow:
- Ensure proper compaction and grading.
- Avoid using millings in areas where runoff might contaminate water sources.
- Use a binding agent to minimize dust.
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Can I sue the township for not providing good access to my property
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You might have a valid case since the township is responsible for maintaining public roads, but it's a good idea to consult with a local attorney specializing in municipal law.
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What is considered to be a structure on my property
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In New Jersey, a structure on your property generally includes:
- Buildings (houses, garages, sheds)
- Fences
- Decks and patios
- Pools
- Permanent installations (gazebos, pergolas)
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What is a permanent structure on my property
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A permanent structure on your property in New Jersey generally includes:
- Buildings (houses, garages, sheds)
- Fences
- Decks and patios
- Pools
- Permanent installations (gazebos, pergolas)
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Is a hunting cabin a permanent structure
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In New Jersey, a hunting cabin can be considered a permanent structure if it is affixed to the land and not easily movable. This includes cabins with foundations or those used regularly for shelter.
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If a hunting stand isn’t permanently fixed to the land is it considered a structure
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In New Jersey, if a hunting stand isn’t permanently fixed to the land, it is generally not considered a permanent structure. It would be classified as a temporary or movable structure.
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In New Jersey, temporary structures like non-fixed hunting stands are not considered permanent structures. If you need more information about temporary vs. permanent structures or related regulations, feel free to ask!