§ 26-306. Exceptions .

Any exceptions permitted pursuant to §§ 26-304(2) or 26-305(2) may be withdrawn upon the determination by the Township that the property, building or use no longer satisfies the standards for the exception. Both in the case of the original application for exception and any appeal from a withdrawal of an exception by the Township, it shall be the burden of the applicant or appellant to prove satisfaction of the standards for the exception.

(Ord. 494, 6/3/2009, § 206)

§ 26-307. Appeal .

Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Township Manager and Building Inspector under this Part may, within 30 days after the rendering of such decision, appeal the decision to the Township Council.

(Ord. 494, 6/3/2009, § 207)

§ 26-308. Public Water .

For the purposes of this Part, the records of the City of Bethlehem, Department of Water shall be deemed competent record of whether a subject property has been connected to the Bethlehem Water System so as to be in compliance with this Part.

(Ord. 494, 6/3/2009, § 208)

§ 26-309. Notice .

If any property, building or structure is in violation of provisions of this Part, the Township will notify the owner, tenant or other occupier of the property by certified mail or personal service to discontinue all violations of this Part, immediately, except that, any connection to the public water system required pursuant to § 26-305(1) above, may be completed within 90 days of the receipt of such notice.

(Ord. 494, 6/3/2009, § 209)

§ 26-310. Public Health .

After notice, any failure to comply with all provisions of this Part shall be considered a threat to the public health and safety, and in addition to any other fines or penalties, such property, buildings, structures and appliances shall be deemed in violation of the Hanover Township Building Code.

(Ord. 494, 6/3/2009, § 210)

§ 26-311. Violations and Penalties .

In addition to any penalty herein above prescribed, any person violating any provision of this Part, shall, upon conviction thereof, be sentenced to pay a fine not to exceed $300 for any one offense and/or imprisonment for a term of not exceeding 90 days.

(Ord. 494, 6/3/2009, § 211)