305.1.3 Occupancy of any room or space for assembly purposes by fewer than 50 persons in a building or other occupancy and incidental to such other occupancy shall be classified as part of the other occupancy and shall be subÂ­ ject to the provisions applicable thereto. Exception: Provisions of 403.1.3.4 403.3, , 403.2, 1019.10, 1019.11 and 3103 shall apply to buildings used for assembly purposes, regardless of occupant load.
Late June to early September is the peak feeding time for hummingbirds in New Jersey, and a feeder can become depleted on a daily basis during this period. Most hummingbirds leave New Jersey by the end of September, but a few may hang around until October or later.
The following hummingbird species are known to occur in North Carolina (with photos and ID assistance): Ruby-throated Hummingbirds (Archilochus colubris) - Native Breeders - Common during the summer, rare in the winter. They usually arrive in March for the breeding season and leave in September or October to return to their wintering territories Males usually depart first, and females and the young follow about two weeks later.