Ch 132— CABLE TELEVISION 132-1{2}— CABLE ACT OF 1992 132-1{3}— CABLE OPERATOR(S) 132-1{4}— CABLE PROGRAMMING SERVICE 132-1{5}— CERTIFICATION 132-1{9}— FRANCHISE AGREEMENT 132-1{18}— SUBSCRIBER § 132-2— Obtaining certification. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1989 Code to 2013 Code

175-33{21}— RECREATIONAL VEHICLE § 216-3— Prohibited conduct.

175-33{21}— RECREATIONAL VEHICLE § 216-3— Prohibited conduct.

116-1A{3}— HOUSEHOLD PET § 116-4— Household pets.

§ 1-4— Legislation saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. Ch 25— FEES AND CHARGES § 25-1— Intention. § 100-4— Application of provider. § 100-5— False alarm service charge. § 100-6— Failure to pay false alarm service charge. § 100-7— Waiver of service charge. § 100-8— Failure to register; violations and penalties. 112-3{8}— POOL TABLE § 122-5— Duties of Borough Council. 132-1{15}— PROSPECTIVE RATE ADJUSTMENT 132-1{17}— REFUND § 132-3— Regulatory authority. § 132-4— Rate applications. § 138-6— Inspections. § 138-10— Application and permit conditions. § 145-7— Fees. § 150-8— Police procedures. § 165-4— Duties of Chief. § 186-2— Procedure for issuance of certificates and payment of claims § 186-3— Regulations and fees. § 205-2— Attorneys' fees, charges and expenses. § 216-3— Prohibited conduct. § 216-6— Enforcement. § 220-18— Fees. § 220-46— Fees. 238-9{3}— CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 238-9{5}— DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT § 238-20— Borough may make repairs. Ch 242 Art II— Sewer Charge § 242-5— Title. § 242-6— Charge and collection. § 242-7— Findings. § 242-8— Delinquent account charge. § 242-9— Attorneys' fees charged. § 242-10— Termination of water service. § 246-8— Hearing on revocation or suspension of adult dancing establishment license. § 255-2— Responsibility for payment. Ch 255 Art II— Relief from Service Charges § 255-7— Relief from charges for senior citizens, widows, widowers and permanently disabled persons. § 255-14— Collection and disposal charges. § 265-6— Regulations. § 265-11— Remedies of Borough. § 265-12— Correction of improper work. § 265-13— Correction of improper material. § 265-15— Permit application. § 265-16— Insurance and bond required. § 265-23— Correction of unsatisfactory work; completion of incomplete work. § 265-24— Emergency opening. § 265-27— Payment for work done by Borough. § 265-34— Violations and penalties. § 275-14— Duties of Tax Collector. § 275-25— Duties of Tax Collector. § 275-44— Collection of tax. § 275-46— Powers of Tax Collector. § 275-47— Interest, penalties, costs and attorneys' fees. § 285-25— Play highways established and authorized. § 285-27— Skates, coasters, sleds, skateboards and other toy vehicles. § 285-78— Designation of approved storage garages; bonding; towing and storage. § 285-79— Payment of towing and storage charges. § 285-82— Restrictions upon removal of vehicles. § 285-107— Issuance of permits to certified residents. § 300-7— Mandatory removal of temporary signs. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1989 Code to 2013 Code

§ 58-3— Duties of Chief of Police. § 100-4— Application of provider. § 116-4— Household pets. § 150-6— Exceptions. § 150-8— Police procedures. § 150-9— Violations and penalties. § 165-4— Duties of Chief. § 210-4— Inspection; notice to comply. § 210-6— Hearing. § 220-4— Investigation and issuance. § 220-17— Investigation and issuance. § 220-21— Records. § 220-23— Appeal. § 220-29— Investigation and issuance. § 220-37— Records. § 220-39— Appeals. § 220-45— Investigation and issuance. § 220-51— Appeal. § 238-6— Duties of Borough Secretary. § 285-40— Residential permit parking. § 285-41— Violations and penalties. § 285-53— Ticketing of vehicles parked unlawfully; effect of payment within 48 hours. § 285-66— Ticketing of vehicles parked unlawfully; effect of payment within 48 hours. § 285-74— Violations and penalties. § 285-107— Issuance of permits to certified residents.

§ 122-4— Duties of Building Inspector. 300-2{9}— CHURCH 300-2{49}— SIGN, CHURCH BULLETIN BOARD § 300-6— Parking and loading, yard, area, height and miscellaneous requirements. § 300-8— Low Density Residential (R-1). § 300-9— Medium Density Residential (R-2). § 300-11— Central Commercial (C-1). § 300-12— Neighborhood Commercial (C-2).

§ 275-51— Authority.

§ 138-14— Regulating use of containers. § 145-3— Enforcement. § 145-5— Appeals. § 169-3— Enforcement. § 169-5— Occupancy. 238-9{3}— CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 238-9{5}— DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT 238-9{6}— DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT REPORT § 238-14— Written rental agreement. § 238-18— Enforcement. § 238-19— Code violations. § 238-20— Borough may make repairs. § 238-26— Disruptive conduct. § 238-29— Inspection of premises. § 238-32— Inspection. § 238-33— Search warrant. § 238-34— Grounds for nonrenewal, suspension or revocation of license, general. § 238-35— Options defined. § 238-36— Criteria for applying discipline. § 238-37— Grounds for imposing discipline. § 238-38— Procedure for nonrenewal, suspension or revocation of license. § 238-43— Changes in ownership or occupancy. § 255-13— Construction and demolition waste.

§ 160-18— Backfilling and grading following demolition.

§ 216-3— Prohibited conduct. § 285-31— Truck traffic restricted on certain streets.

§ 1-4— Legislation saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 14-2— Compensation of Secretary/Treasurer. § 20-1— Short title. § 20-4— Authorization to seek compensation. § 20-5— Borough authorization to seek and demand compensation. § 50-8— Age and service requirements. § 50-9— Contribution rate. § 64-5— Appointments to Board. Ch 68— SALARIES AND COMPENSATION § 68-2— Council. Ch 73 Art I— Compensation § 73-1— Compensation. § 165-4— Duties of Chief. 255-6{3}— INCOME 275-2A{2}— EARNED INCOME § 275-4— Powers and duties of Officer. § 275-15— Compensation of Tax Collector. 275-36{10}— INCOME 275-41{3}— EMPLOYER 275-41{9}— WAGES, SALARIES, COMMISSIONS, COMPENSATION AND OTHER REMUNERATION § 275-45— Tax Collector. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1989 Code to 2013 Code

§ 160-10— Special requirements.

§ 132-4— Rate applications. § 275-17— Confidential nature of returns, etc. § 275-26— Confidential nature of returns, etc. § 275-46— Powers of Tax Collector.

§ 160-9— Data required on plan. § 160-12— Standards for issuance of grading permit. § 175-8— Review by County Conservation District. § 260-4— Erosion and sedimentation controls. § 260-6— Stormwater plan requirements. § 260-7— Plan review procedures. 260-14{5}— CONSERVATION DISTRICT

§ 1-4— Legislation saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 33-1— Fire Protection Consultant. § 112-2— Rules of construction. § 112-8— Construction of provisions. Ch 138— CODE ENFORCEMENT 138-9{1}— BUILDING PERMIT 138-9{2}— BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES or DEVICES § 138-10— Application and permit conditions. Ch 145— CONSTRUCTION CODES, UNIFORM § 145-1— Election. § 145-2— Adoption of standards. § 145-3— Enforcement. § 145-4— Plumbing standards. § 145-5— Appeals. Ch 160— EROSION, SEDIMENT AND GRADING CONTROL § 160-6— Activities requiring grading permit. Ch 169— FIRE PREVENTION § 169-1— Purpose. 169-2{10}— STRUCTURE § 169-13— Applicability. § 169-14— Restrictions on permitted open burning. § 169-16— Authority of Fire Marshal. Ch 175— FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION § 175-1— Intent. § 175-2— Applicability. § 175-5— Building permits required. § 175-7— Application procedures and requirements. § 175-8— Review by County Conservation District. § 175-9— Review of application by others. § 175-11— Placards. § 175-12— Start of construction. § 175-13— Inspection and revocation. § 175-14— Fees. § 175-15— Enforcement. § 175-18— Description of floodplain area. § 175-21— General. § 175-22— Special requirements for FW, FE and FA areas. § 175-23— Elevation and floodproofing requirements. § 175-24— Design and construction standards. § 175-25— Development which may endanger human life. § 175-27— General. § 175-31— Variance procedures and conditions. 175-33{4}— COMPLETELY DRY SPACE 175-33{5}— DEVELOPMENT 175-33{15}— MANUFACTURED HOME 175-33{18}— NEW CONSTRUCTION 175-33{24}— STRUCTURE 175-33{27}— SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT 200-1{2}— MOBILE HOME § 200-2— License; sale of mobile home space. § 200-4— Application for license. § 200-8— Service buildings and other community service facilities. § 228-1— Purpose and intent. Ch 238— RENTAL PROPERTY 238-9{2}— CODE Ch 246— SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES § 246-2— General requirements. § 246-4— Qualifications for obtaining adult dancing establishment license. § 246-9— Operation standards. 255-9{5}— CONSTRUCTION DEMOLITION WASTE § 255-11— Standards for storage of solid waste. § 255-13— Construction and demolition waste. Ch 260— STORMWATER MANAGEMENT § 260-1— General provisions. § 260-3— Design criteria for stormwater management controls. § 260-6— Stormwater plan requirements. § 260-7— Plan review procedures. § 260-8— Status of stormwater plan after final approval. § 260-9— Stormwater plan modifications. § 260-10— Inspections of stormwater management controls. § 260-11— Financial guarantees and dedication of public improvements. § 260-13— Enforcement procedures and remedies. 260-14{7}— DESIGN CRITERIA 260-14{12}— DETENTION POND 260-14{14}— DEVELOPMENT 260-14{16}— DIVERSION Ch 265— STREETS AND SIDEWALKS § 265-4— Statement of policy. § 265-6— Regulations. Ch 265 Art III— Sidewalks Construction § 265-8— Sidewalk construction. § 265-9— Duty to construct. § 265-12— Correction of improper work. § 265-21— Work requirements. § 265-24— Emergency opening. § 265-31— Rules of construction. § 285-6— Traffic on streets closed or restricted for construction, maintenance or special events. 300-2{45}— RIGHT-OF-WAY 300-2{54}— STREET 300-2{56}— STRUCTURE 300-2{58}— SWIMMING POOLS § 300-6— Parking and loading, yard, area, height and miscellaneous requirements. § 300-8— Low Density Residential (R-1). § 300-9— Medium Density Residential (R-2). § 300-11— Central Commercial (C-1). § 300-12— Neighborhood Commercial (C-2). § 300-16— Enforcement. § 300-17— Zoning Officer. § 300-18— Continuance of lawful uses. § 300-20— Remedies open to Zoning Officer. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1989 Code to 2013 Code

§ 200-12— Supervision; responsibilities of the park management.

§ 1-13— Altering or tampering with Code; violations and penalties. § 11-1— Procedure for sale of property owned by Borough. § 11-2— Policy for determining approval of sale. § 20-3— Responsibility for payment of emergency services. § 25-1— Intention. § 58-3— Duties of Chief of Police. § 73-2— Duty of Tax Collector. § 106-5— Violations and penalties. § 112-14— Violations and penalties. § 116-6— Violations and penalties. § 122-5— Duties of Borough Council. § 122-6— Violations and penalties. § 122-7— Duties of Borough Solicitor. § 122-8— Emergency cases. § 127-5— Violations and penalties. § 132-5— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 138-5— Issuance of permit; fees. § 138-8— Violations and penalties. § 138-10— Application and permit conditions. § 150-9— Violations and penalties. § 160-14— Costs of inspection. § 165-4— Duties of Chief. § 165-12— Violations and penalties. § 169-8— Fees. § 169-14— Restrictions on permitted open burning. § 175-7— Application procedures and requirements. § 175-14— Fees. § 175-15— Enforcement. § 175-31— Variance procedures and conditions. 175-33{26}— SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE 175-33{27}— SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT § 186-2— Procedure for issuance of certificates and payment of claims § 192-2— Violations and penalties. § 200-14— Violations and penalties. § 205-2— Attorneys' fees, charges and expenses. § 210-5— Authority to remedy noncompliance. § 210-7— Violations and penalties. § 220-13— Violations and penalties. § 220-16— Application. § 220-25— Violations and penalties. § 220-28— Application. § 220-41— Violations and penalties. § 220-44— Application. § 220-53— Violations and penalties. § 238-20— Borough may make repairs. § 238-31— Annual license term; fee and occupancy limit. § 238-40— Violations and penalties. § 242-4— Violations and penalties. § 242-7— Findings. § 242-10— Termination of water service. § 246-3— Establishment of license and license fee. § 246-11— Violations and penalties. § 250-2— Violations and penalties. § 260-5— Maintenance of stormwater management controls. § 260-6— Stormwater plan requirements. § 260-10— Inspections of stormwater management controls. § 260-11— Financial guarantees and dedication of public improvements. § 260-12— Fee schedule. § 260-13— Enforcement procedures and remedies. § 265-3— Violations and penalties. § 265-7— Violations and penalties. § 265-11— Remedies of Borough. § 265-12— Correction of improper work. § 265-13— Correction of improper material. § 265-15— Permit application. § 265-16— Insurance and bond required. § 265-21— Work requirements. § 265-23— Correction of unsatisfactory work; completion of incomplete work. § 265-24— Emergency opening. § 265-26— Permittee responsibilities for future relocation of work. § 265-28— Refilling of opening or excavation; restoration of surface; responsibility for defects occurring within two years. § 265-30— Violations and penalties. § 265-34— Violations and penalties. 275-2A{2}— EARNED INCOME § 275-4— Powers and duties of Officer. § 275-13— Violations and penalties. § 275-18— Suit on collection. 275-20A{2}— GROSS RECEIPTS § 275-27— Suit on collection. § 275-28— Violations and penalties. § 275-30— Administration and collection. § 275-34— Penalties and interest. § 275-44— Collection of tax. § 275-46— Powers of Tax Collector. § 275-47— Interest, penalties, costs and attorneys' fees. § 275-48— Violations and penalties. § 275-52— Violations and penalties. § 285-4— Temporary and emergency regulations. § 285-5— Experimental regulations. § 285-6— Traffic on streets closed or restricted for construction, maintenance or special events. § 285-7— Use of streets by processions and assemblages. § 285-14— Traffic signals at certain locations. § 285-15— Intersections where turn prohibited on red signal. § 285-16— One-way streets established. § 285-17— Rotary traffic islands established. § 285-18— Turning at certain intersections prohibited or restricted. § 285-19— Right turns only permitted at certain intersections. § 285-20— U-turns prohibited at certain locations. § 285-21— No-passing zones established. § 285-22— Through highways established. § 285-23— Stop intersections established. § 285-24— Yield intersections established. § 285-25— Play highways established and authorized. § 285-26— Restrictions on use of pushcarts. § 285-27— Skates, coasters, sleds, skateboards and other toy vehicles. § 285-28— Vehicle weight limits established on certain streets and bridges. § 285-29— Restrictions on size of vehicles on certain streets and bridges. § 285-30— Restrictions as to weight and size of vehicles on certain streets and bridges. § 285-31— Truck traffic restricted on certain streets. § 285-40— Residential permit parking. § 285-41— Violations and penalties. § 285-42— On-street handicapped parking. § 285-54— Violations and penalties. § 285-67— Violations and penalties. § 285-74— Violations and penalties. § 285-80— Reclamation costs. § 285-83— Violations and penalties. § 285-88— Violations and penalties. § 285-97— Violations and penalties. § 285-102— Violations and penalties. § 300-7— Mandatory removal of temporary signs. § 300-11— Central Commercial (C-1). § 300-12— Neighborhood Commercial (C-2). § 300-13— General Industrial (M-1). § 300-15— Appeals and applications. § 300-16— Enforcement.

§ 285-98— Pedestrians to obey traffic-control signs. § 285-100— Locations where pedestrian crossing in unmarked crosswalks restricted. § 285-101— Locations where pedestrians may cross only in crosswalk.

§ 160-6— Activities requiring grading permit. § 160-10— Special requirements. § 160-12— Standards for issuance of grading permit. § 260-6— Stormwater plan requirements. 260-14{6}— CULVERT 260-14{60}— STORMWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM

§ 1-4— Legislation saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal. § 116-11— Animal defection on public and private property restricted. § 150-3— Purpose. 150-4{5}— STREET § 169-14— Restrictions on permitted open burning. § 260-3— Design criteria for stormwater management controls. § 265-8— Sidewalk construction. § 265-10— Elements. § 285-33— Angle parking required on portions of certain streets. § 285-39— Standing or parking on roadway for loading or unloading. § 285-46— Placement and characteristics of parking meters. § 285-47— Parked vehicles to be wholly within marked spaces. § 300-6— Parking and loading, yard, area, height and miscellaneous requirements. § 300-12— Neighborhood Commercial (C-2).

Ch 150— CURFEW § 150-1— Short title. § 150-2— Intent. § 150-3— Purpose. 150-4{1}— CURFEW § 150-5— Curfew time. § 150-6— Exceptions. Ch 195— LOITERING § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1989 Code to 2013 Code