265-4{12}— REFUSE Ch 362 Art I— Abandoned Vehicles § 362-2— Unlawful to abandon vehicles. § 362-5— Procedure for sale of abandoned or junked vehicles. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code

§ 163-1— Fee Schedule established. Ch 218— Littering Ch 233— Properties, Abandoned § 233-1— Abandoned property rehabilitation act; definitions. 233-1{1}— ABANDONED PROPERTY § 233-2— Registration requirements. § 233-4— Responsible owner or agent. § 233-6— Inventory of abandoned property. § 233-7— Sale of tax lien. § 233-8— Removal from list. § 233-9— Action to foreclose right of redemption. § 233-10— Final judgment. § 233-11— Rehabilitation of abandoned properties: legislative findings and declarations. § 233-12— Rehabilitation of abandoned properties: definitions. 233-12{3}— OWNER 233-12{6}— QUALIFIED REHABILITATION ENTITY § 233-13— Abandoned property; criteria. § 233-15— Property deemed not abandoned; criteria; certification of abandonment provided upon request. § 233-16— Transfer of possession and control of abandoned property. § 233-17— Filing of complaint; required information. § 233-18— Filing of complaint; notice requirements; entry to secure, stabilize repair or inspect the property. § 233-30— Public officer; authority to place lien on property; remedies. § 233-33— Properties eligible for tax sales; Borough requirements of municipalities; notice. § 233-34— Eminent domain proceedings; establishment of fair market value. § 233-35— Removal of property from abandoned property list. § 233-36— Request for property to be placed on abandoned property list. § 233-37— Maintenance of properties in foreclosure. Ch 234— Parking Regulations Ch 250— Vehicles and Traffic § 250-3— Prohibited parking; time limit parking; handicap parking. 265-4{7}— NUISANCE 265-4{12}— REFUSE Ch 349— Towing and Storage of Vehicles 349-2{10}— DISABLED VEHICLE 349-2{14}— IMPOUNDMENT Ch 362— Vehicles, Abandoned and Junked Ch 362 Art I— Abandoned Vehicles 362-1{1}— ABANDONED OR JUNKED VEHICLE § 362-2— Unlawful to abandon vehicles. § 362-4— Storage fees. § 362-5— Procedure for sale of abandoned or junked vehicles. 362-9A{3}— JUNK VEHICLE § 362-12— Abandonment or storage of vehicles. § 362-13— Violations and penalties. § 380-83— Nonconforming buildings and uses. § 380-90— Nonconforming uses. § 380-99— Removal of abandoned antennas and towers. § 380-100— Existing towers; rebuilding damaged or destroyed nonconforming towers or antennas. § 380-100.1— Telecommunications facilities in public right-of-way. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 163-1— Fee Schedule established. 188-6B{26}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 265-4{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE § 265-12— Appearance of residential structures. § 265-13— Appearance of nonresidential structures. § 265-14— Structural soundness of residential buildings. § 265-15— Exterior of nonresidential structures. § 275-3— Conformance with zoning regulations; design and performance standards. § 287-4— Permitted signs. 380-6{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE 380-6{8}— BOARDINGHOUSE and ROOMING HOUSE 380-6{19}— COVERAGE 380-6{32}— GARAGE, ACCESSORY § 380-11— Principal uses. § 380-11.3— AH-3 Affordable Housing District. § 380-14— Lot dimensions; supplemental regulations. 380-15B{1}— ACCESSORY APARTMENT § 380-42.1— Prohibited uses in the B-2 and B-3 Districts. § 380-57— Special Office District II (S-O II). § 380-59— Prohibited uses. § 380-60— Dimensional requirements. § 380-66— Executive and Administrative Office District EAO II. 380-69{6}— PARTIAL DESTRUCTION § 380-79— Outdoor lighting. § 380-84— General provisions. 380-87{3}— OUTDOOR WOOD-BURNING FURNACE § 380-97— Site plan and conditional use approval. § 392-3— Restrictions on location. § 392-5— Rules and regulations.

§ 292-6— Site plan review; approval. § 346-5— Use provisions. 380-6{2}— ACCESSORY USE 380-6{59}— PLANNED OFFICE DEVELOPMENT § 380-11— Principal uses. § 380-11.1— Veterans Affordable Housing Overlay District (AH-VO). § 380-11.3— AH-3 Affordable Housing District. § 380-14— Lot dimensions; supplemental regulations. § 380-41— Permitted uses in the B-1 District. § 380-41.1— Prohibited uses in the B-1 District. § 380-42.1— Prohibited uses in the B-2 and B-3 Districts. § 380-49— Permitted uses. § 380-57— Special Office District II (S-O II). § 380-57.1— Age-Restricted Housing Overlay-2 District (ARHO-2). § 380-58— Permitted uses. § 380-67— Office Research Zone (O-R).

§ 195-3— Issuance of permit; temporary signs. § 218-10— Handbills. § 227-2— Prohibited acts. § 240-10— Vending and peddling; advertising; signs. 287-2{1}— ADVERTISE 287-2{10}— REMOTE SIGNAGE 287-2{11}— SIGN § 287-4— Permitted signs. § 287-7— Prohibitions. § 287-8— Unsafe signs. § 287-11— False advertising. § 292-33.1— Design standards for the B-1 Broadway (East and West) Business District and S-O Special Office District. § 338-4— Statutory requirements. § 349-7— Issuance of licenses; fees; term of license. § 380-16— Administration. § 380-23— Affirmative marketing within inclusionary development. 380-112{1}— HOSTING PLATFORM § 380-113— Vacation rentals prohibited. § 380-114— Regulations; fees and charges. § 380-116— Rental or payment for use prohibited. § A420-14— Cost of advertising.

§ 292-25— General requirements.

§ 380-11.2— Affordable Housing Zone. § 380-14— Lot dimensions; supplemental regulations. 380-15B{5}— AFFIRMATIVE MARKETING § 380-16— Administration. § 380-17— Affordable Housing Board. § 380-23— Affirmative marketing within inclusionary development. § 380-73— Use of funds.

233-12{6}— QUALIFIED REHABILITATION ENTITY 380-6{3}— AFFORDABLE HOUSING 380-6{16}— COAH § 380-7— Classification of districts. § 380-11.1— Veterans Affordable Housing Overlay District (AH-VO). § 380-11.2— Affordable Housing Zone. § 380-11.3— AH-3 Affordable Housing District. § 380-14— Lot dimensions; supplemental regulations. § 380-15— General program purposes; procedure. 380-15B{6}— AFFORDABILITY AVERAGE 380-15B{9}— AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 380-15B{10}— AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM(S) 380-15B{11}— AFFORDABLE UNIT 380-15B{18}— COAH 380-15B{21}— COUNCIL 380-15B{39}— RANDOM SELECTION PROCESS § 380-16— Administration. § 380-17— Affordable Housing Board. § 380-18— Affordable housing development fees. § 380-19— Option to buy sales units. § 380-20— Option of Borough to buy units. § 380-21— State and nonprofit purchase of units. § 380-22— Seller option. § 380-23— Affirmative marketing within inclusionary development. § 380-24— Affordable unit controls and requirements. § 380-57.1— Age-Restricted Housing Overlay-2 District (ARHO-2). Ch 380 Art X— Affordable Housing Development Fees 380-69{1}— AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 380-69{2}— COAH or THE COUNCIL § 380-70— Development fees. § 380-72— Housing Trust Fund. § 380-73— Use of funds.

§ 163-1— Fee Schedule established. 380-6{28}— FLOOR AREA § 380-11— Principal uses.

§ 125-2— Exceptions. § 355-11— Purpose and intent. § 380-63— Required standards. § 380-67— Office Research Zone (O-R). § 380-86— Purpose.

Ch 30— Fire Department Ch 80— Alarm Devices § 80-1— Purpose. § 80-2— Applicability. 80-3{1}— DIAL ALARM 80-3{2}— DIRECT ALARM 80-3{3}— FALSE ALARM 80-3{4}— LOCAL ALARM 80-3{5}— PERSON § 80-4— General regulations. § 80-5— Permits; registration. § 80-6— False alarms. § 80-7— Violations and penalties. § 80-8— Revocation of permit. § 163-1— Fee Schedule established. Ch 178— Fire Prevention § 178-19— Smoke detectors required. § 178-26— Where required. § 178-29— Contents of rapid entry key boxes. § 178-42— Definition. Ch 246— Peace and Good Order § 246-15— Interfering with fire alarm boxes. § 246-16— False alarms. § 246-26— Disorderly conduct prohibited. § 332-37— Underground utilities. § 380-43— Closing hours in Business Districts B-2 and B-3. § A420-9— Company to provide space on poles and in conduits. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code

Ch 86— Alcoholic Beverages § 86-1— Purpose. § 86-4— License required. § 86-5— License fees. § 86-8— Hours of sale. § 86-9— Closing of premises during public emergency or crime investigation. § 86-10— Sales to certain persons. § 86-15— Adulterated beverages. § 86-16— Transportation regulations. § 86-17— Retail distributor not to allow consumption. § 86-20— Full view of premises; lighting. § 86-21— Interference with inspections. § 86-23— Illicit beverages. § 86-25— Practices designed to increase consumption prohibited. § 86-26— Display of license. § 86-27— Minors. § 86-28— Inspection and supervision. § 86-31— Suspension or revocation of license. § 86-32— Unlawful acts. § 86-34— Exemptions. § 131-4— Applicability. § 163-1— Fee Schedule established. Ch 240— Parks and Playgrounds § 240-9— Behavior. Ch 246— Peace and Good Order § 380-43— Closing hours in Business Districts B-2 and B-3. § 380-45— Conditional uses in B-2, B-3 and EAO Districts. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

218-3{6}— LITTER § 292-33.1— Design standards for the B-1 Broadway (East and West) Business District and S-O Special Office District. § 310-10— Regulations for residential users. § 310-11— Regulations for commercial users. § 310-12— Regulations for institutional users. § 380-11.3— AH-3 Affordable Housing District.

Ch 92— Amusement Devices § 92-1— Title. § 92-2— Purpose. 92-3{1}— COIN-OPERATED AMUSEMENT OR ENTERTAINMENT DEVICE 92-3{2}— OPERATOR 92-3{3}— OWNER § 92-4— License required; exemptions. § 92-5— Maximum number of licenses. § 92-7— Application information. § 92-8— Filing of application. § 92-9— Approval of location. § 92-10— Issuance of license. § 92-11— Restrictions on use. 98-35{4}— PET § 163-1— Fee Schedule established. § 380-41.1— Prohibited uses in the B-1 District. § 380-42.1— Prohibited uses in the B-2 and B-3 Districts. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code

§ 98-17— Leash required; tethering. 188-6B{9}— ELEVATED BUILDING § 188-21— General standards for flood hazard reduction. § 188-22— Specific standards for flood hazard reduction. § 292-26— Off-street parking requirements. § 326-31.1— Mailbox damage due to snowplowing. § 380-41— Permitted uses in the B-1 District.

§ 1-14— Changes in previously adopted ordinances. § 5-57— Exemption of certain positions from requirement. Ch 98— Animals 98-1A{1}— ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 98-1A{2}— ANIMALS 98-1A{3}— AT LARGE 98-1A{8}— DOMESTIC ANIMAL 98-1A{15}— TETHERING § 98-11— Animal Control Officers. § 98-12— Impounding of dogs. § 98-16— Dogs running at large; leaving animals outdoors; outdoor animal enclosures. § 98-17— Leash required; tethering. § 98-19— Prohibited activities and treatment. § 98-20— Seizure and impoundment of dog by Animal Control Officer; grounds. § 98-21— Notice of seizure and impoundment; determination of identity of owner ; hearing. § 98-23— Finding to declare dog potentially dangerous. § 98-24— Order and schedule for compliance for potentially dangerous dog; conditions. § 98-25— Procedures for appeal. § 98-28— Violations by owner; penalties; enforcement; seizure and impoundment of dog; destruction by order of court. 98-30{1}— ANIMAL CONTROL AUTHORITY § 98-31— Vaccination. § 98-32— License required; application procedures. 98-35{4}— PET § 98-36— Exemption. 98-41{3}— WILDLIFE § 125-1— Outdoor burning prohibited. § 163-1— Fee Schedule established. 218-3{8}— SOLID WASTE Ch 227— Noise § 227-2— Prohibited acts. Ch 240— Parks and Playgrounds § 240-5— Park property. § 240-9— Behavior. 265-4{4}— GARBAGE 265-4{12}— REFUSE § 327-14— Manner of backfilling and restoration. 380-6{27}— FARM § 380-11— Principal uses. § 380-42.1— Prohibited uses in the B-2 and B-3 Districts. § 380-59— Prohibited uses. § 380-63— Required standards. § 380-67— Office Research Zone (O-R). Ch 392— Animals Ch 392 Art I— Hoofed Animals 392-1{1}— HOOFED ANIMALS § 392-2— Shelter and containment required. § 392-3— Restrictions on location. § 392-4— Area requirements. § 392-5— Rules and regulations. § 392-8— Authorization to require examination. § 392-9— Permit required; application. § 392-12— Deadline to file for permit. § 396-1— Schedule of Fees established. Ch 411— Pet Shops § 411-1— Permit required; condition of facilities; right of entry. § 411-2— Restrictions on sale of animals. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 163-1— Fee Schedule established. Ch 275— Satellite Earth Station Antennas § 275-1— Purpose. § 275-2— Building permit required; fee. § 275-3— Conformance with zoning regulations; design and performance standards. § 275-4— Fencing and screening. Ch 380— Zoning 380-6{61}— SATELLITE EARTH STATION ANTENNA § 380-11— Principal uses. Ch 380 Art XIII— Wireless Telecommunications Towers and Antennas § 380-91— Purpose. 380-92{1}— ALTERNATIVE TOWER STRUCTURE 380-92{2}— ANTENNA 380-92{6}— HEIGHT 380-92{7}— PREEXISTING TOWERS and PREEXISTING ANTENNAS 380-92{8}— TOWER § 380-93— Applicability. § 380-94— General requirements. § 380-95— Permitted uses. § 380-96— Conditional uses. § 380-97— Site plan and conditional use approval. § 380-98— Buildings or other equipment storage. § 380-99— Removal of abandoned antennas and towers. § 380-100— Existing towers; rebuilding damaged or destroyed nonconforming towers or antennas. § 380-100.1— Telecommunications facilities in public right-of-way. 380-100.1A(3){2}— ANTENNA 380-100.1A(3){9}— COMMUNICATIONS FACILITY 380-100.1A(3){22}— ORDINARY MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT 380-100.1A(3){30}— SMALL WIRELESS FACILITY 380-100.1A(3){35}— WIRELESS FACILITY § A420-1— Permission to operate granted. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1985 Code to 2009 Code

§ 131-5— Certificates of occupancy required. § 131-9— Powers and duties of enforcement authority. § 135-7— Fees. § 163-1— Fee Schedule established. § 227-2— Prohibited acts. § 255-3— Unlawful solicitation. § 292-11— Public hearings. § 292-27— Off-street loading requirements. § 292-29— Landscaping and buffer areas. § 332-7— Public hearings. § 332-35— Water mains. 380-6{12}— BUILDING HEIGHT, RESIDENTIAL AND NONRESIDENTIAL 380-6{35}— GRADE, AVERAGE, NATURAL AND FINISHED § 380-11.3— AH-3 Affordable Housing District. 380-15B{1}— ACCESSORY APARTMENT § 380-16— Administration. § 380-73— Use of funds. § 380-121— Restitution to Borough. § 380-122— Findings and declarations.

§ 5-18— Powers and duties. § 37-19— Powers of Board; grant of relief. § 37-20— Appeals and application. § 37-21— Time for decision. § 37-22— Modification on appeal. § 37-23— Stay of proceedings on appeal; exceptions. § 37-29— Requirements for applications. Ch 37 Art IV— Appeals § 37-36— Appeals to governing body. § 37-40— Pending applications. § 64-5— Determination of guilt. § 64-6— Sanctions. § 70-8— Appeals from Committee. § 76-5— Submission and exchange of background information. § 76-6— Appeal procedure. § 98-22— Finding to declare dog vicious; grounds. § 98-25— Procedures for appeal. § 98-26— Liability of owner for costs of impoundment and destruction. § 140-2— Purpose. § 140-5— Construction Board of Appeals. § 140-9— Variations. § 145-6— Appeals. § 148-2— Investigation of complaints; seizure of bin; violations and penalties. § 178-6— Other buildings. § 178-15— Board of Appeals. § 178-17— Violations and penalties; right to appeal. § 178-23— Carbon monoxide detector requirement. 188-6B{1}— APPEAL § 188-19— Interpretation of FIRM boundaries. § 188-20— Variance procedure. § 233-6— Inventory of abandoned property. § 233-7— Sale of tax lien. § 292-11— Public hearings. Ch 292 Art IX— Appeals; Penalties § 292-42— Appeal to governing body. 304-3{1}— APPROVING AUTHORITY § 304-10— Appeals. Ch 332 Art X— Appeals; Penalties § 332-40— Appeals. § 355-20— Appeal to the Mayor and Council. § 380-22— Seller option. § 380-71— Collection of fees. § 380-83— Nonconforming buildings and uses. § 380-94— General requirements. § 410-4— Notice of violation; hearings; appeals.

§ 5-5— President of Council. § 5-6— Powers and duties of Mayor. § 5-7— Appointment; qualifications. § 5-15— Appointment; term. § 5-17— Appointment; term; retainer. § 5-21— Appointment; term; retainer. § 5-23— Appointment; term; qualifications. § 5-26— Standing committees. § 5-27— Borough Administrator. § 5-28— Powers and duties of department heads. § 5-29— Creation of Department; Director. § 5-33— Division of Tax Assessments. § 5-34— Commissioner of Assessments. § 5-35— Superintendent of Public Works. § 5-37— Department created and positions established. § 5-41— Appointment; examinations. § 5-43— Special police; terms. § 5-46— Fire Commissioner. § 5-47— Department created; Director and Assistant Director. § 5-49— Advisory committee. § 5-52— Planning Board. § 5-53— Zoning Board of Adjustment. § 5-54— Board of Assistance. § 5-55— Board of Health. § 5-56— Bonding. § 5-59— Appointment. § 5-60— Compensation. § 12-4— Joint Court Advisory Committee. § 12-5— Assignment of responsibilities. § 12-6— Powers, duties and qualifications of Municipal Court Judge. § 12-7— Municipal Court Prosecutor. § 12-8— Public Defender. § 12-9— Municipal Court Administrator. § 12-10— Deputy Municipal Court Administrator. § 12-11— Necessary clerical and other assistance. § 12-14— Budget and accounting. 18-2{2}— MUNICIPAL OFFICIAL § 24-2— Findings; declaration of policy. 24-3{4}— OFFICIAL § 24-5— Conflicts of interest. § 24-6— Disclosure of interests and property. § 30-16— Contributions; administration of plan. § 37-1— Establishment. § 37-2— Terms of office. § 37-3— Alternate members. § 37-4— Vacancies. § 37-6— Attorney. § 37-10— Advisory Committee. § 37-11— Establishment. § 37-12— Terms of office. § 37-13— Vacancies. § 37-14— Alternate members. § 37-16— Attorney. § 37-31— Notice of hearing. § 47-10— Payments. § 55-1— Eligible positions. § 55-2— Exempt positions. § 55-3— Exceptions to required participation. § 55-4— Individuals with PERS and DCRP responsibilities. § 70-4— Appointment; terms. § 76-5— Submission and exchange of background information. 86-35{1}— GUARDIAN § 98-11— Animal Control Officers. § 140-4— Construction Code Enforcing Agency. § 140-5— Construction Board of Appeals. § 173-2— Exceptions. § 178-14— Appointments; terms of office; removal. § 188-14— Designation of administrative official. 233-1{2}— PUBLIC OFFICER § 233-19— Property owner, defense against complaint; requirements. § 233-20— Owner unsuccessful in defending against complaint; mortgage or lienholders to be designate in possession of property. § 233-37— Maintenance of properties in foreclosure. § 287-9— Permit required; application. 292-4B{49}— STREET 292-4B{51}— SUBDIVISION § 292-11— Public hearings. § 310-9— Recycling Coordinator. 332-4B{52}— STREET 332-4B{54}— SUBDIVISION  § 332-7— Public hearings. § 355-9— Enforcement. 362-9A{2}— ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 380-15B{46}— SPECIAL MASTER § 380-16— Administration. § 380-17— Affordable Housing Board. 380-100.1A(3){14}— DESIGNEE § 380-102— Zoning Officer.

§ 163-1— Fee Schedule established.

§ 125-1— Outdoor burning prohibited. § 240-6— Sanitation. 265-4{12}— REFUSE § 326-30— Snow and ice removal. § 327-15— Interference with gutter flow, traffic; permits. § 380-59— Prohibited uses. § 380-63— Required standards. § 380-67— Office Research Zone (O-R).

§ 1-13— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 5-33— Division of Tax Assessments. § 5-34— Commissioner of Assessments. § 12-19— Municipal Court discovery fees. § 37-29— Requirements for applications. § 37-35— Payment of taxes. § 64-4— Complaint procedure. § 105-6— Violations and penalties. § 131-1— Payment required. § 131-2— Suspension of license or permit. § 131-3— Restoration of license or permit. § 168-4— Removal by Borough. § 188-15— Duties and responsibilities of administrative official. § 233-7— Sale of tax lien. § 265-26— Graffiti. 292-4B{35}— PERFECTED APPLICATION § 292-15— Procedural requirements for preliminary approval. § 292-18— Procedural requirements for final site plan approval. § 292-23— Information required on site plan. § 292-26— Off-street parking requirements. § 292-34— Improvement costs. § 292-40— Implementation. § 304-5— Application for permit. § 304-20— Violations and penalties. § 320-4— Stormwater management requirements for major development. § 326-22— Repairs by municipality; assessment of costs. § 332-9— Requirements. § 332-16— Procedural requirements for preliminary subdivision approval. § 332-20— Procedural requirements for final subdivision approval. § 332-28— Implementation. § 362-15— Removal. 380-6{25}— EQUALIZED ASSESSED VALUE § 380-15— General program purposes; procedure. 380-15B{26}— EQUALIZED ASSESSED VALUE § 380-24— Affordable unit controls and requirements. 380-69{5}— EQUALIZED ASSESSED VALUE § 380-70— Development fees. § 380-71— Collection of fees. § 380-73— Use of funds. § 380-84— General provisions. § 380-89— Penalties for offenses. § 380-90— Nonconforming uses. § 380-97— Site plan and conditional use approval. § 380-122— Findings and declarations.

§ 5-33— Division of Tax Assessments. § 37-9— Time within which Board shall act. § 55-2— Exempt positions. § 292-11— Public hearings. § 332-7— Public hearings. § 332-11— Expiration of approval. § 332-19— Plat requirements. 380-6{25}— EQUALIZED ASSESSED VALUE § 380-71— Collection of fees.

§ 18-3— Civil actions. § 233-20— Owner unsuccessful in defending against complaint; mortgage or lienholders to be designate in possession of property. § 327-4— Application for permit. § 380-89— Penalties for offenses. § 380-90— Nonconforming uses. § 380-100.1— Telecommunications facilities in public right-of-way.

§ 380-16— Administration. § 380-115— Enforcement.

§ 30-9— Compensation.