§ 10-302. Fee for Systems Connected to Fire or Police Department .

   Each and every individual, establishment, partnership, corporation, entity or concern utilizing any direct communication, burglar or fire alarm system connected into the Departments of Fire or Police of the Township of Plains shall pay annually the amount as established, from time to time, by resolution of the Board of Commissioners to the Township of Plains for the benefits and advantages received through the use of such systems from the Departments of Fire and Police.

(Ord. 10/15/1969; as amended by A.O.)

§ 10-303. Time of Payment .

   Said fee shall be payable by such individual, establishment, partnership, corporation, entity or concern before January 15 of each year to the Treasurer of the Township of Plains.

(Ord. 10/15/1969)

§ 10-304. Suspension of Service for Nonpayment .

   Any individual, establishment, partnership, corporation, entity or concern who fails to pay said sum within 15 days following the above-mentioned date shall have his or her alarm connection service with the Township suspended until such time as the aforesaid fee for the current year is remitted to the Township Treasurer as aforesaid.

(Ord. 10/15/1969)

§ 10-305. Proration of Fee .

   Any individual, establishment, partnership, corporation, entity or concern who shall initiate employment of such service during the year shall pay, on a prorated basis, an amount equal to that fractional portion of the year for which he or she is receiving said service.

(Ord. 10/15/1969)

§ 10-306. Inspections .

   The Township shall, if it deems necessary, have the right to inspect the connection, operation and maintenance of the system and to make reasonable charges for such inspections.

(Ord. 10/15/1969)

Part 4 Disabled, Inoperable Vehicle and/or Unattended Vehicle

§ 10-401. Purpose .

   1.   No owner or responsible person shall leave parked upon a township street, or highway or alley, on either public or private property a disabled, inoperable vehicle, and/or a vehicle that has been left parked or unattended for a period of not more than ten days.

   2.   For the purpose of this Part, a disabled, inoperable vehicle shall be a vehicle that is not capable of being moved under its own power, or a vehicle with deflated tire or tires; or is partially disabled, wrecked or junked; or is not displaying current registration plate(s) or inspection stickers. A left unattended vehicle is a vehicle that can be moved under its own power but is left parked in one location over ten days. The vehicle(s) described in this Part is one that is designed for the purpose of transporting people or property and it may be motorized or designed to be drawn by a motorized vehicle. This Part does not exclude that type of vehicle used in construction or farming activities.

(Ord. 1996-1, 6/13/1996, §1; Ord. 2017-4, 8/10/2017; Ord. 2018-5, 8/9/2018)