[Adopted 9-17-2001 by Ord. No. 759]
The Chief of Police or designee shall provide for the issuance
of residential parking permits as applied for, on such streets designated
by this article, restricting all parking except parking by permit
holders only who reside within that parking zone, the boundaries of
which shall be established by the Chief of Police or designee.
A.
To persons who are residents of any particular street or portion
thereof on which parking is restricted, every vehicle owned by those
persons and registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will require
a parking permit.
B.
No permit issued hereunder shall be valid for more than one calendar
year but may be renewed upon expiration or January 1 of each concurrent
year.
C.
The permit fee shall be $10 per application, per vehicle, and the
fee shall not be prorated. The permit is not transferable, however,
it may be transferred to another automobile the resident of the apartment
owns or leases. The permit shall be valid for one calendar year, expiring
on December 31 of each year, provided the conditions for issuance
exist.
Vehicles are to be parked within marked spaces. Wherever a space
is marked off on any street for the parking of an individual vehicle,
every vehicle parked there shall be parked wholly within the lines
bounding that space, and it shall be a violation of this article for
any persons to park a vehicle or allow it to remain parked otherwise.
No persons shall park a vehicle at any time within the posted
areas of the streets described in the following schedule of listed
streets without a permit:
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Schedule of Streets
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Keeport Drive
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Knoedler Road
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Macassar Drive
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Wolfe Drive
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Youngridge Drive
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A.
On behalf of persons who are visitors of any resident of any particular
street listed or any portion thereof on which parking is limited to
permit holders only, they may purchase a visitor's placard in the
amount of $15 per visitor placard.
B.
Visitors' permits shall not be transferable. Residents who allow
the visitor's permit issued to their dwelling unit to be used by a
person not a visitor to their dwelling unit shall, in addition to
the penalties set forth in this article, have said permit revoked
for a period of one year beginning on the date of revocation. In addition,
it shall be unlawful for a person to use a visitor's permit who is
not a visitor at the dwelling unit to which that permit is registered.
It shall not be a defense that the permit was being used with the
permission of the registered owner. Such person shall, upon conviction,
be subject to a fine of not less than $50 nor more than $300.
C.
Should a visitor's permit be lost or stolen, such fact shall be reported
to the Police Department, which shall invalidate same forthwith. Any
person who possesses or uses a visitor's permit which has been reported
lost or stolen shall, upon conviction, be subject to a fine of not
less than $50 nor more than $300.
D.
Lost or stolen visitors' permits may be replaced upon payment of
a fee of $5.
Any person violating any provisions of this article shall be
liable, on conviction thereof, to a penalty not exceeding $15 per
violation for a maximum of three violations. After the maximum three
violations, the Baldwin Borough Police Department shall tow the vehicle
to the Borough impound location and notify the resident in writing
of the location of the vehicle.
