Section
115.01 Definitions
115.02 License required
115.03 Application for license
115.04 Transferability
115.05 License fee
115.06 Review of license application; issuance; posting
115.07 General specifications
115.08 Enforcement
115.09 Inspections
115.10 Adoption of additional regulations
115.11 Minimum size of junkyards
115.99 Penalty
Cross-reference:
Salvage yards, see Chapter 113
For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
HIGHWAY or STATE HIGHWAY. A road or highway of the state highway system.
JUNK. Any and all discarded materials, articles or things, including, but not limited to, scrapped motor vehicles, parts of motor vehicles, bodies of motor vehicles, vehicles which are inoperable and do not have a current and valid inspection sticker as required by the motor vehicle laws of the commonwealth, scrapped or inoperable machinery and scrapped or inoperable farm equipment.
JUNK DEALER. Any person who buys, sells, salvages, stores, accumulates and/or disposes of junk.
JUNKYARD. Any place in the township where junk is stored or accumulated. Any premises having two or more unlicensed automobiles thereon shall be deemed to be a JUNKYARD.
PERSON. Any natural person, association, partnership, firm or corporation.
ROAD or PUBLIC ROAD. A road of a township of the second class and shall include a street, lane, alley, court or public square of such township.
(1987 Code, § 77-1) (Ord. 77-8, passed 4-28-1986)
On or after the effective date of this chapter, no person shall be a junk dealer or establish a junkyard in the township, except as authorized by this chapter and only after having obtained a license for the operation of a junkyard in accordance with this chapter.
(1987 Code, § 77-2) (Ord. 77-8, passed 4-28-1986)
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