A. 
The assignment and allotment of official street numbers to lands fronting upon the various streets in the borough shall be made in accordance with this Article.
B. 
Street numbers shall be assigned and allotted to the owners of lands by the Borough Engineer or by such person as may be designated from time to time by resolution of the Borough Council. The street numbers shall be assigned and allotted, as nearly as possible, at twenty-five-foot intervals. When allotment takes place, the numbers shall be placed upon the official Tax Map of the borough, and thereafter all persons shall take due notice thereof. The Engineer or such person as may be designated shall have the power and duty to correct any errors discovered with respect to assignment and allotment of street numbers.
Upon the dedication and acceptance of new streets, official street numbers shall be assigned and allotted in the manner set forth in § 225-1 with respect to existing streets.
Any person who feels aggrieved by any assignment and allotment under §§ 225-1 or 225-2 shall have the right to appeal to the Council, in writing or in person, at any of its meetings. A hearing shall be granted upon the appeal, and the Council shall thereupon proceed to finally determine the matter.
No person shall obstruct or permit the obstruction of the traveled portion of any street by placing, erecting or constructing any vehicle, barrier, structure or object whatsoever in, upon or over the traveled portion of the street without the permission or consent of the Police Department.
The owner, agent or tenant having charge of any building or lands abutting or bordering upon any street, avenue or highway in the borough upon which there is a sidewalk or temporary sidewalk shall remove or cause to be removed all snow, ice and sleet from, and maintain free and clear of all snow, ice and sleet, the sidewalk or temporary sidewalk abutting such building or lands, as the case may be, to a width of six feet with respect to premises used for commercial purposes and for the full width in the case of premises used for any other purpose within 24 hours after such snow, ice or sleet shall have fallen or accumulated thereon.
In the event that there is a failure to comply with the provisions of § 225-5, such snow, ice or sleet may be removed by and under the direction of the Borough Engineer. The cost of such removal shall be certified by the Borough Engineer to the Mayor and Council, which shall examine such certificate of cost and, if it finds such certificate to be correct and reasonable, shall cause such cost to be charged against the lands and premises abutting upon the sidewalk or temporary sidewalk involved. The amount so charged shall thereupon become a lien and tax upon such lands and premises and shall be added to and be a part of the taxes next to be levied and assessed thereon and enforced and collected by the Tax Collector but with no interest to be charged. The imposition and collection of any penalties imposed by the provisions of this Code shall not bar the right of the borough to collect the cost of the removal of such snow, ice or sleet from the sidewalk or temporary sidewalk involved, as hereinbefore specified, and such remedies shall be cumulative.
No person shall place or cause to be placed any snow or ice upon the traveled portion of any street, highway or avenue within the borough.