1. At least 21 days prior to the sale of property, the seller (hereinafter, "applicant") shall apply to the Borough for a certificate of compliance and pay the Borough a fee in an amount to be established from time to time by resolution of Borough Council. The property owner shall perform dye testing of the property. If the dye testing identifies illegal connections, then the Borough shall notify applicant pursuant to §18-507 of this Part. If the dye testing identifies no illegal connections, then the Borough shall issue a certificate of compliance to applicant. [Ord. 828]
2. The applicant must have the dye testing performed by a registered plumber, who shall certify the dye testing results to the Borough. If the dye testing identifies illegal connections, then the Borough shall notify applicant pursuant to § 18-508 of this Part. If the dye testing identifies no illegal connections, then the Borough shall issue a certificate of compliance to applicant upon payment of a fee to the Borough in an amount to be established from time to time by resolution of Borough Council. [Ord. 828]
3. If a certificate of compliance for the property has been issued within the 1 years preceding the date of the application, the Ordinance Compliance Officer may waive the dye testing requirement if the Ordinance Compliance Officer inspects the property and finds no evidence of illegal connections. In this event, the Ordinance Compliance Officer may issue a certificate of compliance upon payment of a fee to the Borough in an amount to be established from time to time by resolution of the Borough Council. [Ord. 828]
(Ord. 803, 6/8/2000, §9; as amended by Ord. 828, 6/12/2003, §1)