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NJ.COOPERATORNEWS.COM  COOPERATORNEWS NEW JERSEY   —EXPO 2021   31    Advertise In   The CooperatorNews New Jersey   Marketplace   —Call 212-683-5700—  Target Key Decision Makers    In The Condominium, Co-op   and HOA Community   By Placing Your Ad Here  MARKETPLACE   For schedule and ad rates, contact Fred Marks at (786) 404-1701.  LAUNDRY  EXPERT TESTIMONY  PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   PROPERTY MANAGEMENT   PLAYGROUND & LANDSCAPE SURFACES  Come see us at booth #229  Autumn Pool Time  Q  Does the law state that all   apartment  pools  must  close   on Labor Day weekend, or is it   just a guide? Can the tenants use the area   around the pool for BBQs, etc., or are   there legal restrictions?               —Not Wanting Summer to End  A  “New Jersey State Law   does not require privately   owned pools to be closed   on Labor Day weekend,” says attorney Jo-  seph A. Kutschman III, Esq., of law firm   Cutolo Barros in Freehold. “In New Jer-  sey, the pool season is customarily under-  stood to be approximately May through   September, temperature and weather   permitting. Notwithstanding the forego-  ing, the majority of the lifeguards who   are employed by pool management com-  panies tend to be younger persons who   are attending school. This means that the   bulk of the workforce will have to return   to high school or college on  or around   early September, depleting the workforce   on or around Labor Day weekend, forcing   pool management companies to wrap up   the pool season.   “There may be municipal ordinances   relating  to the placement  of  grills near   combustible surfaces or other types of   regulations concerning the use of grills in   the areas surrounding pools; the fire code   does not prevent the use of grills on the   areas around the pool areas. It is our rec-  ommendation that you review any mu-  nicipal ordinances, to the extent applica-  ble, to ensure that the use and placement   of the grill comply with the local laws.   Placing a grill too close to a pool may cre-  ate a hazard, which may result in injury   to bathers and/or damaging the pool. Ac-  cordingly, please ensure that the grill is   in a location that is a safe \[distance\] from   the pool and/or combustible surfaces   which may result in a fire.”                     n  Q&A  continued from page 7  Disclaimer: Th  e answers provided in this Q&A   column are of a general nature and cannot   substitute for professional advice regarding your   specifi c circumstances. Always seek the advice of   competent legal counsel or other qualifi ed profes-  sionals with any questions you may have regard-  ing technical or legal issues.    Do you have   an issue with   your board? Are you wondering   how to solve a dispute with a   neighbor? Can’t fi nd informa-  tion you need about a build-  ing’s fi nances? Our attorney   advisors have the answers to all   of your legal questions. Write   to  CooperatorNews New Jersey   and we’ll publish your ques-  tion, along with a response from   one of our attorney advisors.   Questions may be edited for   taste, length and clarity. Send   your questions to:   darcey@cooperatornews.com.  Q&A


































































































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