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Newark Authorities Issue 3 Local Businesses Summonses
Newark city officials issued 3 businesses summonses during a code enforcement operation on Pulaski, Adams and Chestnut streets.
NEWARK, NJ — Newark city officials issued three local businesses summonses during a code enforcement operation conducted on Friday, authorities say.
According to the Newark Department of Public Safety, the following businesses received summonses due to code violations:
- Boca Leuca, 92 Pulaski Street
- Marrecife Marisqueria, 179 Adams Street
- Cafe Bocage, 406 Chestnut Street
The businesses were issued three summonses each for not having a certificate of occupancy, for having an expired business license and having no trade permit. Cafe Bocage was also issued a summons for not having a sale of cigarette license, officials stated.
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The operation was conducted by the Business Task Force, comprised of members of the Newark Police and Fire Divisions along with the city’s Code Enforcement Division and Health Department.
- See related article: Newark Inspectors Close More Local Businesses, Find ‘Code Violations’
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