[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007; as amended by Ord. 683, 12/9/2009]
It is prohibited for any person, firm, corporation or entity
to place any container on any of the following surfaces, including
but not limited to streets, lots, driveways, aprons, and any other
surfaces, within the Township of Darby unless first obtaining a permit
from the Township.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007; as amended by Ord. 715, 12/10/2014]
Application forms shall be supplied by the Township and issued
by the Township Manager. Upon approval, the container may be placed
on the street or other parking surface for the time frame stated on
the application, unless an extension has been applied for and approved
by the Township.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007]
Permits must be available for all Township inspectors and police
to review at any given time while work is being done.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007; as amended by Ord. 689, 12/8/2010;
and by Ord. 711, 12/4/2013]
1.
The container fee shall be $50 for five days and $25 for each additional
day.
2.
Double Fees. In case any work for which a permit required by this
Ordinance is started or proceeded with prior to obtaining same permit,
the fee specified in this section of this Ordinance shall be doubled,
but the payment of such double fee shall not relieve any person from
fully complying with the requirements of this Ordinance in the execution
of the work, nor from any other penalties prescribed herein.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007]
No container may be placed or picked up before 7:00 a.m. or
after 7:00 p.m.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007]
Before any permit is issued, a certificate of insurance must
be provided to the Township showing general liability in the amount
of $100,000.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007; as amended by Ord. 715, 12/10/2014]
Any person, firm or corporation placing a container on any street
or parking surface on any street in Darby Township without the required
permit shall be issued a citation for the offense and, upon conviction
thereof before a Magisterial District Justice for the Township of
Darby, shall be liable for a fine of not more than $1,000, and in
default thereof, shall be sentenced to the county jail for a period
not exceeding 30 days. Each violation shall constitute a new violation
for each day.
[Ord. 669, 9/12/2007]
Any contractor who is found guilty before a Magisterial District
Justice of violating any provision of this Part may cause the container(s)
to be confiscated, and the cost of the removal of such container and
storage thereof shall be paid in full by the owner of the container,
including all fees and court costs.
