§ 606. RECLAMATION COSTS.

In order to reclaim his vehicle, the owner shall pay towing and storage costs, plus a $25 fee of which $10 shall be transferred to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation by the garage to which the vehicle was taken.

(Ord. 66, 9/5/2002, § 1)

§ 607. RECORDS OF VEHICLES REMOVED AND IMPOUNDED.

The Township shall cause a record to be kept of all vehicles impounded under this Part and shall be able at all reasonable times to furnish the owners or the agents of the owners of those vehicles with information as to the place of storage of the vehicle.

(Ord. 66, 9/5/2002, § 1)

§ 608. RESTRICTIONS UPON REMOVAL OF VEHICLES.

No vehicle shall be removed under the authority of this Part or the Vehicle Code if, at the time of the intended removal, the owner or the person for the time being in charge of the vehicle is present and expresses a willingness and intention to remove the vehicle immediately.

(Ord. 66, 9/5/2002, § 1)

§ 609. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION.

Any person who shall violate any provision of this Part shall, upon conviction thereof, be sentenced to pay a fine of $50 together with all costs of disposing of the vehicle under provisions of the Vehicle Code, 75 P.S. § 7301 et seq., (1977) as hereafter amended, supplemented, modified or reenacted by the General Assembly of Pennsylvania.

(Ord. 66, 9/5/2002, § 1)

§ 610. REPORTS AND DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMED VEHICLES.

If after a period of 15 days the vehicle in storage remains unclaimed, a report shall be filed with PennDOT in accordance with § 7311 of The Vehicle Code, by the person having legal custody of the vehicle. If the vehicle has not been claimed after 30 days, the vehicle may be transferred to a licensed salvor who will then be responsible for filing the proper reports and disposing of the vehicle in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 73 of the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code (75 Pa C.S.A. § 101 et seq., as amended).

(Ord. 66, 9/5/2002, § 1)

PART 7 SNOW AND ICE EMERGENCY

§ 701. DECLARATION OF SNOW AND ICE EMERGENCY.

In order to facilitate the movement of traffic and to combat the hazards of snow and ice on the snow emergency routes named in § 703 of this Part, any Township Supervisor, in his discretion, may declare a snow and ice emergency (designated in this Part as a "snow emergency"). Information on the existence of a snow emergency shall be given by the Township through radio, newspaper or other available media, and information on the termination of the emergency may be given by use of the same media.

(Ord. 66, 9/5/2002, § 1)