1121.07  PERMITS.
   (a)   After the effective date of this article, no person shall occupy any trailer within the Borough for sleeping or living quarters without first having made application for an occupancy permit to so use such trailer and no person shall establish or maintain any Trailer Court without first having made application for permit to do so to the Building Inspector whose duty it shall be to ascertain whether all of the requirements of this article and the Zoning Ordinance as the same may be applicable to the use of the trailer or Trailer Court, have been met; provided, however, that if the use of the trailer or Trailer Courts be legally existent at the effective date of this article, such application shall be filed no later that the expiration of the present calendar year.  If affirmatively determined, the Building Inspector shall issue such occupancy permit or permit upon payment of the required fee as hereinafter provided and make report thereof to the Borough Secretary;
 
   (b)   Permits shall be issued by the Building Inspector upon application, in writing, on forms to be furnished by him showing:
      (1)   In the instance of an application for occupancy permit for trailer:
         A.   The name and address of the applicant as well as the owner of the lot or tract of land;
         B.   The description of the lot or tract of land to be used which must front upon a public street;
         C.   The zoning classification of the lot or tract of land;
         D.   Plan for sewage disposal which shall provide for connection with the Borough's sewage system and if none be available, with approved septic system;
         E.   Plan for connection with permanent water supply;
         F.   Plan for connection with gas and electric service companies;
         G.   Method and plan of garbage and refuse disposal;
      (2)   In the instance of an application for use permit for Trailer Courts, all information hereinabove set forth at Section 1121.05(c).
 
   (c)   Occupancy permits for trailers and use permits for Trailer Courts shall be issued for the calendar year and such permit shall be subject to suspension whenever the holder thereof shall be convicted of any violation of this article or the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance.  A suspended permit may be reinstated by the Building Inspector, however, for the balance of the calendar year for which it was issued upon compliance of the  holder thereof with all of the requirements as herein provided;
 
   (d)   No permit issued under the provisions of this article shall be transferable to a different location; nor may any person holding a use permit for the use of a Trailer Court extend or reduce the area of any such court, add any new facility or structure or eliminate any existing facility or structure until notice of any proposed change shall have been given to the Building Inspector and the Building Inspector shall have ascertained, after investigation as in the case of an original application for such permit, that such proposed change is in accordance with all of the requirements of this article and shall have signified that fact by his approval endorsed in writing upon the original permit.
(Ord. 989.  Passed 10-2-67.)