As used in this article, the following terms shall have the meanings
indicated:
EXPENSES
Those related costs and fees that are incurred by the Township, local,
state or federal department or agency, emergency services organization and
from the private sector for actual costs or charges for labor, materials and
other costs associated therewith.
The Supervisors of the Township of Loyalsock authorize the Loyalsock
Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, or their collection agent, to collect all fees
as follows:
A. Fees and costs (including overhead costs) may encompass
all personnel, equipment, materials and maintenance expenses in such a form
as to insure for full payment for charges from both the public and private
sectors actually rendered. A particular cost or fee schedule need not be set
forth in this section or elsewhere in the Township ordinance or by further
formal action by the municipality.
B. Within 30 days of the date of the occurrence requiring
service, the affected public agencies, departments or private companies shall
submit service-related costs, fees, charges and expenses to the Loyalsock
Volunteer Fire Company No. 1. At such time as all costs, fees, charges and
expenses related to the service have been collected, but in any case not later
than 60 days from the date of determining the total cost of rendering the
services, the Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, or their collecting
agent, shall submit a bill for all costs, fees, charges and expenses to the
owner, agent or manager of the vehicle or fixed facility which caused the
need for services, with a demand that a full remittance be made within 30
days of receipt.
Nothing in this article shall authorize any Township department, or
personnel or staff members to refuse or delay any service to any person, firm,
organization or corporation that has not reimbursed the Township for services.
Furthermore, nothing in this section shall be construed to demand reimbursement
to the Township for those municipal services that are normally provided to
Township residents and others as a matter of the Township’s general
operating procedure and for which the levying of taxes or the demand for reimbursement
is normally made.